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3/25/09 at 6:26am
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Originally Posted by Chris S
Correct. The sale lasts 3/29-4/4.
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Originally Posted by Steven Good
If you have an FYE store near you (there are two here in the Nashville area), they are currently offering a coupon for 40% off of one used item.
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Originally Posted by Chris S
And speaking of the Bond titles, Target will have Goldfinger, Moonraker and The World is Not Enough for $14.99 next week. That's the magic number price point I was looking for.
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Originally Posted by MatS
Amazon Buy More Save More Blu-Ray - Disney, ABC, and Miramax shows
Buy 3, Save $20 | Buy 6, Save $50 | Buy 10, Save $100 Hurry--this offer is only valid through April 4. 40 titles some multi disc sets (which I believe only count as 1 title) pretty much a B2GO at 3 titles .... deal gets better if you can get to the 6 or 10 threshold Movies & TV: Blu-ray Buy More, Save More Sale most BD owners will have most of the good titles already this is good for those just getting into blu and starting up a collection or if you buy multiples of the top titles |
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Originally Posted by Bryan Beckman
Just to follow up on the LOST Blu-ray deal from a few weeks back, Amazon has now dropped the price on Season Two from $48.99 to $34.99. The promo code LOSTBLUS is still valid for those who want to pick up multiple season sets.
Will Season One follow suit? Anything is possible with Amazon and their Blu-ray pricing these days! Amazon.com Movies & TV: Lost Blu-ray Sale |
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Originally Posted by David Wilkins
As of a few minutes ago, Amazon is matching the Target b&m price on the Bond titles. ($14.99)
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Originally Posted by Brian L
Interesting, and please allow me a moment to vent/rant.
I pre-ordered QoS and Goldfinger at $25.99 and $23.99, plus they had a $7 off deal for Solace if you bough a 2nd Bond title at the same time. So far so good. But seeing that the price of Goldfinger just dropped to $14.99, I emailed Amazon for a price adjustment. I got a nice email back saying that they would not honor the new price, and that they did away with their 30 day price guaranty as of September 1, 2008. Well, I sure missed the memo on that one. I could probably accept that since my original order had a discount built in, no additional adjustment were possible, but their reasoning that the elimination of the 30 day price match is why is completely unacceptable to me. I have been an Amazon customer for years (certainly more than 10, I would guess), spent untold thousands of dollars with them over that time, and for me their customer service has always been top shelf. I have gotten refunds for things like this that I never even had to ask for. But given this change in policy, I think it is time to move on and buy my media elsewhere. I did send another note back letting them know that if this is their policy, then I won't likely be doing any more business with them. On a positive note, both titles arrived today. I am looking forward to screening both. Brian |
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Originally Posted by David Wilkins
If you press them about it again, they might give you the sale price.
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Originally Posted by David Wilkins
If you press them about it again, they might give you the sale price. Happened to me, with a pre-order for 'Amadeus'. There was a link at the bottom of their initial response, asking if the correspondence solved the issue. I clicked the "No" link and restated my case. They responded again a few hours later, with the lowered price. It's worth a try.
The time-frame and price difference for my scenario is very similar to yours. |
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Originally Posted by Paul Arnette
Alternatively, if you don't feel like doing that or they don't give you the sale price after you press them, you can do what I did: Buy them at Target and return them to Amazon for a refund.
Their elimination of the 30 day price match is a damn shame, and I wouldn't normally quibble over a dollar here and there; but one week after release and a drop as significant as this one leaves me no choice but to make Amazon eat a return. At this point, it is the principle of the thing. Perhaps they'll come to some happy medium in the future (like a 14 day price match perhaps). On a side note, is the BDA trying to get everyone not to purchase BDs on release week any more? |
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Originally Posted by Brian L
And every Sunday, it seems to be the same song... BR's typically $10 or so more than DVD.
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Originally Posted by Brian L
I did exactly that. We will see.
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Originally Posted by Brian L
No joy.
All I got back was an edited version of their first reply, restating their elimination of the 30 day price match...blah, blah, blah. No I am really getting pissed. I think Paul's approach of returning the titles and buying them elsewhere is the only recourse, or just throw in the towel, cancel my account, and move on. It really is a shame because I always felt that I could trust Amazon as a vendor. No more. You would think that in this economy, any business wanting to remain around would bend over backwards to not screw over their customers. Lesson learned, and I will make sure to tell anyone that will listen about it. What's the old adage about a happy customer telling "X" number of friends about the experience and an unhappy customer telling 10x that many? Brian Edit: Humm. Returns are a no-brainer. I went through Amazon's own process, and they even allow me to print a postage paid label. When I selected the items to return, its requires a reason. One of the reasons is "Better Price Available". Take that, Amazon! That'll teach you to screw with me ;-) |
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Originally Posted by Brian L
Edit: Humm. Returns are a no-brainer. I went through Amazon's own process, and they even allow me to print a postage paid label. When I selected the items to return, its requires a reason. One of the reasons is "Better Price Available". Take that, Amazon! That'll teach you to screw with me ;-)
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Originally Posted by Robert Crawford
They are still going to charge you for the postage back to them. It will most likely be $2.99 media mail.
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