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Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 13:33
by bradavon
I think my Bourne Ultimatum has arrived.

They've started to use silly sized packages which won't fit through my letterbox so I am having to make special trips to the sorting office to collect it. They would fit if the postie gave them a shove (the DVD itself would fit) but they don't.

As I think it's now arrived I will wait to reply to this, if it's not arrived there's no way I'm going to wait 2 weeks, others over at AV Forums are getting this response too. That's a joke:
Thanks for getting back to us with your address verification.

We are sorry to hear that your order #XXX has not yet arrived.
We definitely would have expected this order to arrive by now.

At this time, we will ask our shipping department to investigate the
location of your package and we will contact you when we receive a reply
from them (about 2 weeks).

In the meantime, please let us know if your order arrives.
Here is their previous e-mail response when I asked for a replacement:
We're sorry to hear that you have not received your order.

Our records are showing that your Wherehouse.com order #XXX was in
fact shipped on 3/5/08. Although you definitely should have received it
by now, it's possible that this delay has been caused by the shipper.
For verification purposes, the address that the order was shipped to is
as follows-

XXX
XXX
XXX

Please let us know if the above address is incorrect and if you still
haven't received your order at that location. We can take the necessary
next steps at that point.

Posted: 07 Apr 2008, 13:33
by saltysam
my order turned up today.

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 00:44
by bradavon
I wish they'd stop using silly sized packages so I have to waste my time going to the sorting office and stop putting labels on the cases, that don't come off easily.
For one week only, get Free Standard or International Shipping on every order from Wherehouse.com! Just use the promo code "FSMAY1" at checkout. But hurry - this offer is valid for one week only. Use the promo code as many times as you want or forward it to a friend. Offer expires 05/01/08.
I've gone for (the last used copy) of Edward Scissorhands BD. I may get Speed BD over the next few days.

Bargains:

300 HD-DVD or BD - Used $18.99/£9.62
Dreamgirls 2 Discs HD-DVD - Used $18.99/£9.62
Speed BD (Region A!) - Used $18.99/£9.62
Mighty Heart HD-DVD - Used $18.99/£9.62
TMNT HD-DVD or BD - Used $18.99/£9.62
Superman Returns HD-DVD - Used $18.99/£9.62
Superman Returns BD - Used $17.99/£9.11
Disturbia HD-DVD - Used $18.99/£9.62
The Last Samurai HD-DVD - Used $14.99/£7.60
Rundown HD-DVD - Used $14.99/£7.60
The Contract HD-DVD - Used $8.99/£4.56
Scanner Darkly BD - Used $14.99/£7.60
Black Hawk Down BD - Used $14.99/£7.60
Stealth BD - Used $14.99/£7.60

There are bound to be others.

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 19:34
by romerojpg
Even Movietyme have some of them HD DVD's cheaper, with vouchers even more so.

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 01:35
by bradavon
There's no need to be patronising, every time someone posts a bargain. I'll repeat what I said last time:

"You might be able to find some cheaper elsewhere but not all of them. No one said by posting bargains you had to buy from them, obviously you look elsewhere too. Even then these are still bargains, regardless of possibly cheaper prices".

Fox BDs in particular are good value at £9.50 each. Your usual "you can buy it cheaper" elsewhere shite, can really be boring. I don't spend time posting bargains, for other members to belittle them. If you've found better prices, post them too!
romerojpg wrote:Even Movietyme have some of them HD DVD's cheaper, with vouchers even more so.
Do you check your facts before talking shite?

I've just checked and NOT one of the discs I've posted is cheaper at MovieTyme, even including a £1 voucher. Dickhead!

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 02:51
by EvaUnit02
bradavon wrote:There's no need to be patronising, every time someone posts a bargain. I'll repeat what I said last time:
Where in Romero's last post was he being patronising? That's right, nowhere.
Dickhead!
Stop being dick yourself, Romero last post was innocent. Your rant was uncalled for (and also quite ironic since you used to do the exact same thing all the time on DVDtimes. "Oh, you can get that movie for cheaper than from the reviewer's sponsor over on this site.").

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 03:26
by bradavon
Empty!

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 14:59
by romerojpg
WRONG haha :)

Go to HD DVD bargains, list in Descending and some are £6.99 :wink: use a voucher and even cheaper :D

http://www.movietyme.com/catalog/budget ... =1&sort=5a&

Do the same with Blu Ray and it does similar things. Your just angy I can find better deals :wink:

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 18:19
by bradavon
Your point is still bollocks because even using your link ONLY Rundown is £6.99. Well done you've found ONE title from my inconclusive list cheaper at MovieTyme.

Is this the BD link you mean? -

http://www.movietyme.com/catalog/defaul ... =1&sort=5a

Only Scanner Darkly is on it and it costs more than at Wherehouse.com, including vouchers.

Sorry I don't get your point :? . You've found one title cheaper than at Wherehouse.com, when the point of my post wasn't even the handful of examples I gave anyway. The two that interested me at Wherehouse.com: Speed and Edward Scissorhands are much more at MovieTyme.

Posted: 26 Apr 2008, 18:24
by romerojpg
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 17 May 2008, 01:45
by bradavon
Interesting:
lemmykoopa wrote:These jokers will only ship to US, Canada and the UK. Grrr what about the rest of Europe!!!!
jerrymac wrote:I'm in Ireland and ordered 40 used dvd's from them on April 21sth.
All arrived in 9 packages over the last 3 days, via sweden. No customs hit either...

Just selected UK as destination then packages arrived addressed to xxx, Ireland , GB.
bradavon wrote:That's a good tip. So you choose the UK but put Ireland in the normal text?
jerrymac wrote:Yep, I figured if Royal mail got their hands on it someone would figure out where ireland was...:)
Source: http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthre ... 720&page=8

Posted: 20 Jun 2008, 00:00
by bradavon
New Secondspin Offer:
For one week only, get Free Standard or International Shipping on every order from Secondspin.com! Just use the promo code "FSJ2" at checkout. But hurry - this offer is valid for one week only. Use the promo code as many times as you want or forward it to a friend. Offer expires 06/26/08.
Source: E-Mail

Posted: 20 Jun 2008, 23:28
by saltysam
pity secondspins selection of BDis pretty meagre. managed to get Superman:the Movie for about £6 using Romero's code along with 28 days later for just under £9.(yes Eva i know it's supposed to be not much improvement over the dvd but for £9 it's worth it for a film i really like :wink: )

Posted: 20 Jun 2008, 23:45
by bradavon
It is a pity. Wherehouse also list titles they've not got in stock, whereas Secondspin don't.

I rarely find anything I want at Secondspin, for this very reason.

Posted: 25 Jun 2008, 09:26
by grim_tales
I thought I posted a bargain at Wherehouse where you get 10% off plus free shipping if you order $50 worth of stuff in this thread! Cant remember :D

Posted: 27 Jun 2008, 00:25
by saltysam
not much of an offer as shipping costs will negate the savings but here goes

This week only, get 25% off all CDs and DVDs! Just use the promo code "25JUN7" at checkout. But hurry...this sale ends July 3rd!

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 00:06
by bradavon
New Secondspin.com offer:
For three days only, the 4th until the 6th of July save 20% plus free postage: 2PLUS74.

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 16:21
by romerojpg
I dont understand how they can do this for us over here, my packages came and they were massive, must have cost them a fortune to send them. Got 7 dvds and a Blu Ray and 1 cd for £20 I think it was, delivered :D

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 16:35
by grim_tales
Really? Bloody hell

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 16:40
by romerojpg
Haha sorry I pressed the wrong button 1 CD not 12 :D

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 17:22
by grim_tales
:D Fair enough then Romy :)
Still seems a good price though.

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 17:59
by romerojpg
Just placed another order 4 CD's and 2 dvds for £14 :D

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 18:29
by grim_tales
Is it better to order in bulk or do each one seperate? :?

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 18:38
by bradavon
They're not customs safe, the usual rules apply. I'd order in bulk but up to about £17.50.

Posted: 04 Jul 2008, 18:45
by romerojpg
Yup its free postage so you can order them all seperate if your in the mood :D but spending £18 is hard as you can get so much for that cash, well as long as you dont buy stupid priced things that are far cheaper elsewhere (which some items are).