Hi
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 8:21 pm
I used to buy dvds from all over, mostly now from Wal Mart, Amazon.com and my Wholesale Distributor.
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Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 8:23 pm
I buy my DVDs from Walmart, Futureshop, and sometimes HMV, and Music World if i'm at the mall
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 11:21 pm
I recently ordered for the first time over the internet, actually my Boyfriend ordered for me the I Love Lucy first season box set from a Canadian company called C&L which is actually located in the city I live in. It was next day service. And at wholesale prices. But I make most of my purchases close to home. I live like 5 minutes away from the mall. They have Superstore, Zellers, The Disney Store. Just about everything in one area. And then there's your pick of Future Shop, or A&B Sound. I just go where it's cheaper. About two weeks ago I blew $178.00 Cad which in U.S. dollars that's about $240.00 on dvds at Superstore where my boyfriend works. It's a huge Supermarket in Canada that sells everything but the kitchen sink. Kinda like your Big megamart Walmart stores. We don't have many of those in Canada yet. But a lot of businesses are afraid of them. Even the small Walmarts are a big threat. We boycott Walmart, although my family seems to shop there. We just choose not to shop there. I wouldn't shop from ebay either.
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 11:36 pm
Let's see...
Costco/Best Buy/Wal-Mart for new releases
Suncoast for Anime.
I don't really buy much anymore though, it sucks being a poor 13 year old.
Costco/Best Buy/Wal-Mart for new releases
Suncoast for Anime.
I don't really buy much anymore though, it sucks being a poor 13 year old.
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 1:42 pm
Well, I used to go to places like Target, and Suncoast. I went to Best Buy yesterday, and man did they have a lot! I was so shocked. It is the first time I have gone there. They had about 30 different animated DVD's, live action ones too. I will get my DVD's from there from now on. Sometimes, Suncoast has a nice selection too.
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 1:46 pm
BB is the best (minus the workerssealightbreeze wrote:Well, I used to go to places like Target, and Suncoast. I went to Best Buy yesterday, and man did they have a lot! I was so shocked. It is the first time I have gone there. They had about 30 different animated DVD's, live action ones too. I will get my DVD's from there from now on. Sometimes, Suncoast has a nice selection too.
)!Don't forget to bring an ad with a lower price and they'll price match it!
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 8:41 pm
I usually go to Target for my DVDs. But the Target near me does not have a good selection, so if they do not have a DVD I want I then treck over to Suncoast. I don't buy DVDs at Tower Records because the one at my house charges neary $10 more than what Target charges their DVDs for.
When I want to purchase DVDs that are OOP, I head on over to Amazon.com and buy it from someone.
I bought Tarzan that way and I'm very pleased with the DVD! No scratches, no dents, no marks and it's not a boot-legged copy.
When I want to purchase DVDs that are OOP, I head on over to Amazon.com and buy it from someone.
I bought Tarzan that way and I'm very pleased with the DVD! No scratches, no dents, no marks and it's not a boot-legged copy.Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 9:34 am
I buy from Best Buy (the majority of the time), Amazon.com, Target, Circuit City, and Wal-Mart.
I mostly go to Best Buy because they always match competitors prices and it is very easy for me to get to on my lunch break. I call that store "My Heaven".
I mostly go to Best Buy because they always match competitors prices and it is very easy for me to get to on my lunch break. I call that store "My Heaven".