Region 2 TV Product on DVD Cheap (1 Viewer)

[Neil Middlemiss]

I have just ordered a region free DVD player, I am intersted in picking up a bunch of TV product on R2 but don't know where the best place to get it from.
I am intersted in picking up titles like Family Guy season 1, Buffy seasons 3, 4, 5, Angel seasons 1 and 2 etc?

Any suggestions?
Thanks

 

[GregoryP]

I can't specifically tell you about those titles, but I've purchased all of my Region 2 DVDs from Bensons World. Link Removed They have good prices and their free shipping to the US has made them the cheapest place I've found so far.
Gregory

 

[Jeff Kleist]

Order from Australia as much as possible. Always much cheaper

Also, I highly recommend waiting on the Buffy sets. Season 3 starts on FX again on OCtober 22

 

[Dave F]

Free shipping @ Bensonsworld = The site is pretty spartan, but if you already know what you want, it'll do the job.
Heck, you can always buy the Buffy sets now & eBay 'em later (if you are willing to give up the ultra-cool UK packaging). You won't get a lot of your money back, but probably enough to pay for the U.S. sets. Waiting until 2003 is just too long to wait for S3.
-Dave

 

[CraigL]

Any idea if Will & Grace is going to be released in Australia? I'd like to get it but it's just too damn expensive from the UK.

 

[Neil Middlemiss]

Super!!!!!

Thanks!
Neil

 

[Jeff_HR]

Order from Australia as much as possible. Always much cheaper

If a title is offered in both R2 & R4, then definately you will save $$$ by buying the R4 version.

 

[Christopher D]

Yeah, and if you have to order R2 be sure to check Amazon UK -- they take the VAT out of the price (on checkout), and I don't think the other big etailers do.

 

[Hendrik]

...yes they do... they have to!
...to clarify: a European (or Australian) e-tailer can A) show prices INCLUDING VAT, or B) show prices EXCLUDING VAT... in example A if the sale is to a buyer OUTSIDE THE EU (or Australia), the VAT will be deducted... if the sale is to a buyer INSIDE THE EU (or Australia) the VAT stays ... in example B if the sale is to a buyer OUTSIDE THE EU (or Australia), the price shown will be charged... if the sale is to a buyer INSIDE THE EU (or Australia) the VAT will be added to this price...
...really it's no different than if someone in Boston, Massachusetts say, orders something from a California store: he will NOT be charged the California (State? local?) Sales Tax, whereas someone living in, say San Francisco, California say, ordering the same whatever from the same store WILL be charged the tax... I think...
VAT (UK) = Value Added Tax / in France the same thing is called TVA = Taxe sur la valeur ajoutée / in Germany (and in the German-speaking part of Switzerland, and, I suspect in Austria and Liechtenstein as well) the same thing is called MWSt = Mehrwertsteuer
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