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amazon rentals?

Pigman II · 2005-02-06 13:56:41

Anyone signed up to amazon.co.uk rentals yet? (or heard anything good/bad about it)? Looks like a fairer deal than the other postal-rental companies are currently offering. Greater range of titles too I'm guessing. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/subs/rentals/help/learn-more-popup.html/202-6331947-0592662

06-02-2005 2:56pm

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Anyone signed up to amazon.co.uk rentals yet? (or heard anything good/bad about it)?

Looks like a fairer deal than the other postal-rental companies are currently offering. Greater range of titles too I'm guessing.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/subs/rentals/help/learn-more-popup.html/202-6331947-0592662

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#2 06-02-2005 4:43pm

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Where Do You Deliver Rental DVDs To?

Amazon.co.uk DVD Rental by Post can deliver rental DVDs to addresses in the UK (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales).

Unfortunately, we cannot deliver rental DVDs to BFPO addresses or addresses in the Channel Islands.

Don't think I'll be signing up just yet...

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#3 06-02-2005 9:08pm

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warning: GLS!

something tells me you will never receive your rentals at all.

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#4 07-03-2005 6:05pm

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Amazon don't use GLS to deliver their items I'd be shocked if they use them for doing the rentals.

Has anyone tried http://www.screenclick.com/ ?

for 20 euro a month that's the same as a DVD out of xtravision a weekend which is roughly what I average. And I reckon with a bit of effort I could get around twice that many dvds off them in a month. Considering trying them out.

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#5 07-03-2005 6:10pm

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Hiya
I have seen nothing but stick for Screenclick , yet I think it's excellent.
I signed up for a months suscription using a referral code and got 3 DVD's sent each time for just €17.50 a month for 1st month, then I will close acount and start again. I get 2 deliveries of 3 DVD's most weeks but one week got three so works out about 20 somthing dvd's for €17.50 not bad, I dont think
See my Similar thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=232660
arriva delci

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#6 07-03-2005 6:24pm

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chilipop wrote:

Hiya
I have seen nothing but stick for Screenclick , yet I think it's excellent.
I signed up for a months suscription using a referral code and got 3 DVD's sent each time for just €17.50 a month for 1st month, then I will close acount and start again. I get 2 deliveries of 3 DVD's most weeks but one week got three so works out about 20 somthing dvd's for €17.50 not bad, I dont think
See my Similar thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=232660
arriva delci

Hmm, in this post http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=232687, you claim to be the owner of this website but you are claiming to be a happy user of the service on other threads. That's some underhanded, dishonest pimping going on there

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#7 07-03-2005 6:33pm

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Ok,
calm down! I am not honestly the owner of screenclick.com. That was a joke,
wanted people to see i was saying I was owner and then see my thread, claiming it is not "crap".(funny in any language)
Besides; if I was the owner why would I be telling you how to screw their system!!

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#8 08-03-2005 6:06pm

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chilipop wrote:

Ok,
calm down! I am not honestly the owner of screenclick.com. That was a joke,
wanted people to see i was saying I was owner and then see my thread, claiming it is not "crap".(funny in any language)
Besides; if I was the owner why would I be telling you how to screw their system!!

I don't find it particularly funny. What are you playing at?

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#9 09-03-2005 2:18am

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It's not really screwing their system. €17.50 a month isn't that good.

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#10 12-03-2005 1:19am

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€17.50 sounds good to me if he is getting at least 24 dvd's
seriously how could that not be good?

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#11 12-03-2005 2:33am

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Spunj wrote:

Hmm, in this post http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=232687, you claim to be the owner of this website but you are claiming to be a happy user of the service on other threads. That's some underhanded, dishonest pimping going on there

I know where I WON'T be getting my online DVD rentals

Well spotted Spunj

business can't be that good if ya gotta stoop that low

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