Why not take the train to SOHO at a lunchtime? Sure you pay a little more perhaps but it could save your job :)
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| muzzy New Member UK 1 Posts 10/02 |  Posted - Oct 6 2002 : 1:41PMI'm new to this board and was hoping for some advice please from the more experienced members. I've read most of the stuff already posted in this forum, so I think I have a good idea about buying from abroad, but ideally I'd like to order goods to be sent to my work address in London rather than my home address (the life of a married man!!). Can any of you tell me if this is possible given that the companies seem to insist on mailing items to the credit card billing address? Are there any companies which allow you to pay by using a service such as Paypal? Also, I know this is mainly a DVD forum, but any advice on buying films on VHS (Pal format obviously) - best online sites, anywhere in London? etc - would also be gratefully received. I'm particularly interested in films starring Gauge, so I'd love to hear from anyone who has any tapes they'd like to sell. Muzzy muzafar_khan@hotmail.com [Link] |
| the-beach Member 31 Posts 10/02 | Posted - Oct 6 2002 : 2:11PM Why not take the train to SOHO at a lunchtime? Sure you pay a little more perhaps but it could save your job :) You may also be interested in this thread. [Link] |
| The_Poker Member Australia 59 Posts 6/02 | Posted - Oct 6 2002 : 11:07PM However, if you are looking to buy from the US, I do know that Five Star will deliver to another address but I believe they will require a fax of a credit card billing statement (you can black out other purchases etc). Its so that they can verify that you are using a valid credit card. [Link] |
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