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All Forums > International Shopping > International Shopping Forum Page 3 > Adult DVD Marketplace now has INTERNATIONAL site
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hfo
Member

6 Posts
5/09
Posted - Nov 16 2009 : 8:29PM
I just want to let all buyers outside the USA know that Adult DVD Marketplace's international site went live today.
Here is a link to it:
http://www.adultdvdmarketplace.com/international.html
Joey Starr
Senior Member

Still wanking after all these years.
8082 Posts
10/00
Posted - Nov 20 2009 : 2:47PM
Great news, I'll have a look!
ADT44
Member

876 Posts
7/09
Posted - Nov 20 2009 : 3:07PM
ADT44
Member

876 Posts
7/09
Posted - Nov 20 2009 : 4:40PM
I forgot to ask,
I'm a big fan of certain series, such as "pick up lines" or "spanish fly pussy" etc.
But, for instance, when I enter pick up lines in the searchbox, I see 83 results including the covers of them respective titles.
Each title has a red button next to it that says "see details"
Isn't it possible to make this button automatically green for in stock titles and leave it red for out of stock items?
It's too time consuming (for me, at least) to click each and every title to look if it is available or not.
Example:
Pick up lines 73:
[ invalid url ]
If I hadn't clicked all 83 titles, I would not have known this title would be available.
The same story goes for different titles from this series and titles from other series....
Is this fixable in a manner that customers don't need to click every title to find out whether or not it is in stock?
I hope to hear from you,
Thxs,
ADT44
sir wankalot
Member

UK
904 Posts
5/03
Posted - Nov 20 2009 : 8:04PM
Funnily enough, i placed an order yesterday. I didn't realize the international site was only live a few days before.
This is going to make ordering from the US a whole lot easier...and probably cheaper. Great for buying older titles (that are often listed by some retailers...but are actually 'out of stock')
A very useful site!
 
Flash All-Star Supporter
Golden Age Classic

11017 Posts
5/01
Posted - Nov 21 2009 : 1:41PM
Their search page tells you if there are copies for sale without pushing the red button. It's in the title block to the right of the top of the picture. I've bolded the portion of you in the following examples from their site.
Examples:
Pick Up Lines 73
Odyssey (SKU: 36674)
Lowest Price: $13.58 (19% off average online price)
This means at least one copy is for sale.
Pick Up Lines 74
Odyssey (SKU: 53969)
No Listings Currently Available
This means there are no copies currently for sale.
ADT44
Member

876 Posts
7/09
Posted - Nov 24 2009 : 7:16PM
LOL, Flash,
This extra added info on these DVD titles is new.
When I wrote down the suggestion of the green button, they hadn't listed the additional status of each and every title from this series or from other series like they have done now....
This solution from ADM is fine with me too,btw

Edited by - adt44 on 11/24/2009 7:35:07 PM

Flash All-Star Supporter
Golden Age Classic

11017 Posts
5/01
Posted - Nov 25 2009 : 1:29AM
Maybe that wasn't working on the international site yet. The American site has always had that added info for as far back as I can remember.
Damn~small~penis
Member

100 Posts
4/04
Posted - Nov 28 2009 : 11:18AM
This is certainly fantastic as US prices are generally cheaper than EU prices. I placed an order for 10 DVDs a few days ago, just to 'test the water' and if it go well, I really don't see myself buying from anywhere else :-)
Joey Starr
Senior Member

Still wanking after all these years.
8082 Posts
10/00
Posted - Nov 29 2009 : 6:26AM
I just placed my first order today (to France), will tell you how it goes...
Wodgers
Member

414 Posts
7/04
Posted - Nov 29 2009 : 1:09PM
Joey,
could you find vendor that offer shipping rates lower than $14? Is it negotiable, can we contact them?
Joey Starr
Senior Member

Still wanking after all these years.
8082 Posts
10/00
Posted - Nov 29 2009 : 1:46PM
For my order it was $14 shipping for the 1st DVD but my "1st DVD" was a 5 DVD box set ! Then the additional DVDs were only charged $1 each for shipping, it pays to order a few discs each time, from the same seller. All in all $18 shipping for 9 DVDs in total, not a bad deal...
Wodgers
Member

414 Posts
7/04
Posted - Nov 29 2009 : 2:22PM
stroke of genius
chapeau bas
Damn~small~penis
Member

100 Posts
4/04
Posted - Nov 29 2009 : 6:03PM
Totally agree, it's really not worth buying just a couple DVDs as shipping for the first disc is expensive at $14.00, like you, my discs are all from the same seller. I ordered 10 DVDs for a grand total of $52.00 inc of shipping.....result :-D
Wodgers
Member

414 Posts
7/04
Posted - Dec 6 2009 : 11:10AM
Is there a way to contact sellers before you've placed your order? I'd like to know if they can ship dvds + covers (w/o cases). I can't see a "contact seller" anywhere
 
ukbadboy
Member

United Kingdom
89 Posts
1/07
Posted - Dec 6 2009 : 6:07PM
Don't think so,unless you get a special instructions box when making an order,never used them myself yet but am currently thinking of placing an order,this is from the website buyer's guide though :-
" Shipping Info
The DVDs you order are shipped directly to you from the seller. Sellers have agreed to ship their orders to you within two business days.
International Priority Mail shipping is $ 14.00 for first DVD from a seller, and $ 1.00 for additional DVDs from the same seller. Shipments will only include disks and artwork, not cases."
Wodgers
Member

414 Posts
7/04
Posted - Dec 7 2009 : 2:03AM
thx very much, this has escaped me!
slippery sam
Member

15 Posts
4/07
Posted - Jan 20 2010 : 3:23PM
got caught for nearly £13 my end £8 post office fee and £4:93 vat.
although marked gift they also stated dvd order on package.
Gabriel Nine
Senior Member

Firecracker
1273 Posts
8/01
Posted - Jan 20 2010 : 5:35PM
Unfortunately while there is now a more generous limit on what you can buy before duty is levied (£120), all goods worth £18 or more are liable for VAT; £36 or more for gifts. Note that what constitutes a gift is an item exchanged between private individuals.
This openly protectionist policy is intended to protect EU businesses against cheap imports, but to me it's a significant disadvantage to the EU shopper wishing to purchase goods from abroad, and has primarily allowed the Royal Mail to benefit from inflated charges for paying the VAT/Duty on your behalf - I have been charged £8 by Royal Mail for the pleasure of them collecting a couple of quid's worth of VAT. I used to complain about the fees couriers like FedEx or DHL awarded themselves for this "service" but this is actually worse, and hard to avoid due to Royal Mail's monopoly position.
Anyway ramble over, back to your comments on Adult DVD Marketplace...
Edited by - Gabriel Nine on 1/20/2010 5:37:44 PM
slippery sam
Member

15 Posts
4/07
Posted - Jan 20 2010 : 6:11PM
"all goods worth £18 or more are liable for VAT; £36 or more for gifts"
mine was marked gift and valued at $45.
might have been ok but for them stating NTSC DVD ORDER in description and the business name and address as sender.
i bought 15 dvds and got 4 free and was over the $45 they had marked anyway, but not the point as will buy off other traders there next time to see if they do better. my first buy from a 'store' internationally for a while and first time ever had to pay extra. have they clamped down or am i just unlucky as used to be ok getting from several big sellers before.



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