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28 Posts
2/06
Posted - Feb 26 2006 : 6:10PM
Whassup yall...

I've ordered from Excalibur films website before and it was just brutal...

I remember one time I waited like 3 weeks for a film that was already out...

My ideal site would have the film arrive @ my door 3 days after I make the credit card purchase online...

Can anyone help?

& another question - some sites let you purchase it online long before it releasess....

Does that mean it will arrive on release date? or is there a possibility of getting it before it drops?

THANKS FOR THE HELP !

MASAMUNE
Senior Member

1452 Posts
12/04
Posted - Feb 26 2006 : 6:29PM
Xrentdvd and Adultdvdempire are both excellent. If you live on the west coast order from Xrent. East coast order from empire. This is where they are located.

I live in California and usually order from Xrent which is California based. I get an order in 3 days (almost always) using the free shipping option. I have to pay state sales tax but its well worth it. At empire, i get an order in about 7 working days using the free shipping

Anyway, both sites are very reliable and have good customer service. Also, both sites are part of the kickback program here so you can earn rebates


QUOTE: Does that mean it will arrive on release date? or is there a possibility of getting it before it drops?

Probably not. You may get it a day or two earlier than the people who order on the release date but honestly there is no real benefit to pre-ordering. Wait until the movie is out already so you can check for the cheapest price on ADT's price comparison chart


Edited by - masamune on 2/26/2006 6:32:13 PM

Pocketcomb_Pimp
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1921 Posts
7/03
Posted - Feb 26 2006 : 6:38PM
Excalibur films is know more fore selection than service. I would assume that the extended wait period is a reason that ADT does not do business with Excalibur.

The best part of Excalibur is access to trailers and galleries that may no longer be online elswhere, plus their star bios are top shelf.

That said, I gave up on those cats years back, because of the service you speak. They run a slow boat and make no appologies for thst.

Personally, I like adultdvdmarketplace.com They are part of the rebate program here, I believe. I've never looked into the program, but I do no there are part of the price search here. They have the best prices on titles that I've looked for and the management there is committed to service.

I've purchased from a couple other spots that are good, but the selection at ADM makes them stand out.

Boxxed out
Member

28 Posts
2/06
Posted - Feb 26 2006 : 6:50PM
good shit..

definitely want to thank yall for the advise..

well im on the east coast in Queens....

so I guess I'll go with Adultdvdempire..

any one else have suggestions?

I ordered a film with NAOMI sometime last year and I got it in literally 3 days...

pissing thing is..

I forgot which site I ordred it from!

ipop
Senior Member

1115 Posts
1/06
Posted - Feb 26 2006 : 7:39PM
I used to rent from Blue Door, and I guess since they knew I couldn't rent anything else until I received and returned my movies, they got it here lickity split(to the Midwest from CA). They just used USPS 1st Class, but it usually arrived within 2 days, so I knew it could be done. Then I had rental plans (like Netflix) with Wanted List and X-Rent, and their turnaround times were horrendous--of course they had nothing to gain by being faster--I paid a set monthly fee.

Along the lines of the original question, who has the best rental plans (selection, turnaround, site, price)?

 
willywilly
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662 Posts
2/05
Posted - Feb 27 2006 : 11:41AM
Check out FiveStar DVD .

Not sure if they can make that kind of delivery time, but I have seen them reply to posts here on ADT. That means that they are not hiding from anybody. That's got to be an advantage to the customer.




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