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| Perfidious New Member 4 Posts 8/07 |  Posted - Aug 25 2007 : 7:47PMThe average price of a DVD in Ireland is 60 euro [almost 75 US dollars]. Why do we have to pay so much from our stores when you see the cheap prices that are available in the US? If anyone from the trade is online I would love to know their thoughts.... Topic Moved by - shiwarrior on Aug 27 2007 [Link] |
| Tinaka Member 953 Posts 8/03 | Posted - Aug 27 2007 : 1:52PM [Link] |
| Perfidious New Member 4 Posts 8/07 | Posted - Aug 27 2007 : 3:59PM I have ordered some products online from Holland but I am still waiting for them to arrive. I do not have great confidence in the situation!! [Link] |
| sir wankalot Member UK 904 Posts 5/03 | Posted - Aug 28 2007 : 5:36PM Prices are pretty good! Here's a shameless link to my thread of dvds for sale on ADT: Big choice of DVDs Not a bad selection if i do say so myself   How hot are customs on mail coming from the UK? [Link] |
| arc Member 34 Posts 5/06 | Posted - Aug 28 2007 : 9:13PM [Link] |
| Jethro Member Why so serious? 123 Posts 6/06 | Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 4:16PM Mostly I have them shipped without cases. Only time I ever encountered a potential issue was when I used Fedex, but even then they got to me ok after a slight delay. Maybe I've just been lucky?  [Link] |
| Perfidious New Member 4 Posts 8/07 | Posted - Sep 1 2007 : 1:13PM My delivery has arrived from Holland via the UK! The postman gave me a knowing wink when he handed me the parcel. Despite it being in an unmarked box it was clear that the contents were DVDs as they were rattling around. Maybe I will just have to place a bigger order. Reasonably good value. Buy two DVDs and get a third free with no postage costs. I bought three of the large Jules Jordan DVDs which are retailing at 70 euros EACH in the shops here for a total of 79 euros. I know that is probably still expensive by US standards but it seemed like good value to me. [Link] |
| Jethro Member Why so serious? 123 Posts 6/06 | Posted - Sep 1 2007 : 1:59PM Like you, I can't understand how shops in Dublin are shifting DVDs at the prices they charge. And the selection is pretty rubbish mostly. And if you have them shipped without cases they'll fit in your letterbox so you won't have to get knowing winks from postie... LOL! [Link] |
| Perfidious New Member 4 Posts 8/07 | Posted - Sep 2 2007 : 3:51PM [As an aside - when the R18 came in to the UK I bought a Private DVD for £120 sterling. I am not kidding. A month before when I went to the store and bought a DVD for £30 sterling it was not hardcore--I could not believe that we in Ireland and N. Ireland were ahead of the UK [albeit illegally!!]. Nonetheless $120 was a complete rip-off. I think the shop owner [the only one in the city] realised he could do what he wanted...] [Link] |
| cykedout Member Ireland 245 Posts 8/00 | Posted - Sep 2 2007 : 11:19PM Laser's Edge and Adult DVD Now are also quite good from the States. [Link] |
| Jeeves Member We are all winners...except the losers. 22 Posts 5/06 | Posted - Dec 28 2007 : 12:06AM Anyways, I have never ordered anything of their site, but I took a quick look to see what they offered. (Not much). It's a crap store, only way to pay for goods is either Paypal or C.O.D ! And what they charge for their DVD's. Most are priced at (in NOK-Norway Kroner) 299, 349, 399, with no logic to wether or not it's an old or new DVD, a compilation or whatnot. C.O.D is another 99. As an example Anabolics 2003 release Bring'um Young #10 is priced at 399. With shipping the total amounts to 498 NOk. In USD that's: $91 [Link] |
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