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Now I am really frustrated. A group of people tried to buy the site, which they would have parted with for a couple of thousand evidently. I would have given Sam $100 towards it. However, it would violate cnet rules.

This is really too bad. I use dvdspot all the time.
I am officially bummed. I downloaded my account into excel, but it isn't the same.

Darn it.

I tried getting my old account to DVDAF back, but so far, I have not recieved an E-mail to reset my password from them yet.

Tomorrow DVDSpot closes R.I.P.

The death of a great dvd organizer

Today is the day... R.I.P. DVDSpot.

I've moved my collection back to DVDAF, but I haven't got all the price/purchase info moved. There is a plugin that lets you import your DVDSpot list to DVDProfiler. I tried it and it worked for the first 50 titles. After that you have to purchase the program for $30 to continue using all the features.

I'll probably just stick with DVDAF unless something better comes along.

Gosh, darn it! I forgot it was today and did not finish moving it all to DVDA. This is going to make it much harder.

-Sky

I'm obsessed with dvdspot so this was pretty depressing for me. I don't really like dvdaf, it's not clean and organized like dvdspot. I wish there was a new site like dvdspot around.

I never used DVDSpot, because I found it didn't have very good support for region 4. I use totally-worth-paying-for DVD Profiler. It makes everything nice and neat, and the online collection features are great.
Example of online collection: http://www.invelos.com/dvdcollection.aspx/bern19922
I think this is the best DVD database program available, but the fact it isn't free may turn some people off it.