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poplar
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Posted - Jan 16 2002 : 5:17PM
Right now I am using XRentDVD.com. They have extensive titles, which is great. However, the rental fee is a little too high and I live in East coast, so the turn-over time is too long. Some sites offer a low flat monthly fee, but they only have limited titles. Can anyone recommend rental sites that you are satisfied with, both in terms of affordability and title availability? And perhaps sites to avoid?

TIA!

Edited by - stephdunn on Jan 17 2002

Topic Moved by - stephdunn on Jan 17 2002

Drew Black
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Posted - Jan 16 2002 : 5:55PM
The only rental DVD site I can recommend from personal experience (other than XRent DVD) is DVD Overnight. They don't specialize in adult titles but they do carry some of them.
First Couple of Adult
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Posted - Jan 16 2002 : 10:26PM
XRentDVD is pretty good because they'll notify you if you have a "shopping list" and your selections are returned.

There are a few others out there as well. Check out www.adultdvdlinks.com. Once you clear their varification page, you can click on Adult Rentals and get the scoop on 17+ on-line options.

Great service that allows you to get the movies you want, when you want them. Some our set up line Netflix (mainstream site), where you pay a flat fee per month.

Let us know what you think.

Ms Christine & JC, the first couple of adult review.


Edited by - Drew Black on Jan 17 2002

Vroomfondel
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Posted - Jan 17 2002 : 12:51PM
You can try X3DVD They're a little cheaper than X-rent, but have a far smaller selection. I've never used them, so can't offer anything about how good they are.

I will however warn you to stay away from DVD Overnight. I used them twice and both times there were problems. The first order of 2 discs one was fine, but the other was partially damaged and 2 scenes were trashed. I contacted the company about the defective disc and they blamed it on the post office. The damage was a deep gouge, but the mailing package didn't even have a smudge, so there was no way it was the post office. But they said they'd credit my account for the damaged disc, so I gave them another shot and ordered 2 more titles. That was even worse than the first. One was okay despite being well worn with degraded video quality, but the other disc looked like it had been run through a food processor for an hour. The disc had deep cracks in 4 areas, a chunk missing from the spindle and a peeling top layer. It absolutely refused to play in the 2 players I tried it on and given its condition it seemed more likely to damage the player than to actually work. Again I contacted DVD Overnight about the damage and again they blamed shipping while promising that all discs are visually inspected before shipping. That was another outright lie since it could be visibly identified as trash by Mr. Magoo from across the room. They promised again to credit me for the garbage disc. To make a long story short, they didn't credit me for either disc despite a series of emails, promises and lies. I finally had to take it up with Visa since DVD Overnight refused to fix the problem. Stay away.

poplar
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Posted - Jan 17 2002 : 2:04PM
Thanks for all you guys for the tips. I'll check them out.



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