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Originally posted by: JameyF
over $10 per movie average...bbrrrrrr...I can't imagine spending more than about $8 average unless it's special. I've got around 200 DVDs (about half the ones on the list). My average is well less than $8, and probably in the $6.50 range. Columbia House has many deals that will get most if not all of these and it would be well less than this price. With that said, if you want absolutely ever one on the list and you want them NOW...then this is one way to do it.
I do hope you're kidding...Originally posted by: AmericasTeam
Great deal.
Its worth the money just to get Sumperman IV.
Originally posted by: conehead433
Not such a great deal if you're getting any movies you don't want. For less than $8 a piece you could join Columbia House. They probably have every one of those titles, or better yet, they have a whole bunch you could choose from, and get exactly what you want. For $329 you could get over 40 movies.
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Originally posted by: conehead433
Not such a great deal if you're getting any movies you don't want. For less than $8 a piece you could join Columbia House. They probably have every one of those titles, or better yet, they have a whole bunch you could choose from, and get exactly what you want. For $329 you could get over 40 movies.
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I agree. But there are people out there who are used to paying retail and this is a good deal for them."
You could have bought all four Batman movies and all four Lethal Weapon movies at Wal Mart during their Father's Day special for $7.50 each.
Those who pay retail are soon parted from their money. There is a cure for stupidity.
Originally posted by: Krutoy
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Originally posted by: conehead433
Not such a great deal if you're getting any movies you don't want. For less than $8 a piece you could join Columbia House. They probably have every one of those titles, or better yet, they have a whole bunch you could choose from, and get exactly what you want. For $329 you could get over 40 movies.
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I agree. But there are people out there who are used to paying retail and this is a good deal for them."
You could have bought all four Batman movies and all four Lethal Weapon movies at Wal Mart during their Father's Day special for $7.50 each.
Those who pay retail are soon parted from their money. There is a cure for stupidity.
Different people have different needs, not everybody has 3 weeks to wait for a movie from Columbia House.
Originally posted by: dpham00
Originally posted by: Krutoy
Originally posted by: conehead433
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Originally posted by: conehead433
Not such a great deal if you're getting any movies you don't want. For less than $8 a piece you could join Columbia House. They probably have every one of those titles, or better yet, they have a whole bunch you could choose from, and get exactly what you want. For $329 you could get over 40 movies.
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I agree. But there are people out there who are used to paying retail and this is a good deal for them."
You could have bought all four Batman movies and all four Lethal Weapon movies at Wal Mart during their Father's Day special for $7.50 each.
Those who pay retail are soon parted from their money. There is a cure for stupidity.
Different people have different needs, not everybody has 3 weeks to wait for a movie from Columbia House.
actually, it ususally takes me just over a week to get my enrollment package. you can order your fulfillment titles after your account is activiated (usually it's activiated on a tuesday or thrusday). that means that the fulfillemnt titles will come a few days after your enrollment package. you can have two accounts at the same time. that means that you could get (16) DVDs that you actually want in about two weeks. of course, this is more work than buying a whole big package, but your savings are substantial, and you don't end up with stuff you don't want.
Originally posted by: Krutoy
Originally posted by: dpham00
Originally posted by: Krutoy
Originally posted by: conehead433
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Originally posted by: conehead433
Not such a great deal if you're getting any movies you don't want. For less than $8 a piece you could join Columbia House. They probably have every one of those titles, or better yet, they have a whole bunch you could choose from, and get exactly what you want. For $329 you could get over 40 movies.
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I agree. But there are people out there who are used to paying retail and this is a good deal for them."
You could have bought all four Batman movies and all four Lethal Weapon movies at Wal Mart during their Father's Day special for $7.50 each.
Those who pay retail are soon parted from their money. There is a cure for stupidity.
Different people have different needs, not everybody has 3 weeks to wait for a movie from Columbia House.
actually, it ususally takes me just over a week to get my enrollment package. you can order your fulfillment titles after your account is activiated (usually it's activiated on a tuesday or thrusday). that means that the fulfillemnt titles will come a few days after your enrollment package. you can have two accounts at the same time. that means that you could get (16) DVDs that you actually want in about two weeks. of course, this is more work than buying a whole big package, but your savings are substantial, and you don't end up with stuff you don't want.
Maybe it's just me, but my experience with CH was extremely slow.