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Smiler Grogan All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Jun 4 2017 : 4:36PM
I have been on ADM browsing stuff and of course, always notice when stuff is really expensive. A lot of times its stuff from the 80s or 90s that's out of print and can't be found at AEBN, etc. Understandable.
But many of the earliest Dogfart and BOB movies are very pricey and not even eight years old. Some of them are $100. I don't get it because these are collections of stuff that's readily available on their sites. You would think their DVDs would be worth $20 at the most. Same with Brazzers, BB and Naughty America. I don't see this as much with them, but still, I see used stuff from sellers that are $70 and $80. Any reason for this??
Flash All-Star Supporter
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11018 Posts
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Posted - Jun 4 2017 : 7:23PM
It looks like those DVDs themselves are out of print so while the material may be on the site, the DVD is no longer available. One of the sellers that seems to have all the pricey ones is a bootlegger so I wouldn't even trust what he/she is selling.
testing559
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6/17
Posted - Jun 6 2017 : 1:55AM
I've been looking at a few of these but haven't seen anything shady. Which seller do you think is a bootlegger?
Flash All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Jun 6 2017 : 6:32PM
DericksFlix. He has listings for several of the discs I am selling. I am selling used originals that are pressed DVDs and his state they are DVD-R when the company only released pressed DVDs. I don't know how many are legit and how many are bootlegs that he is selling.
testing559
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6/17
Posted - Jun 6 2017 : 10:12PM
I have seen a few from him that say DVD-R, but in those cases, I have seen CDUniverse selling them as DVD-Rs as well (New Sensation titles specifically). Take that anecdote for what it's worth - I'm not sure the specifics of the cases you're talking about.



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