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02 December 2008, 01:22 PM
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i have been trying to order something all morning but i cant find a button with 'NEXT' on it
i am trying to choose a payment method. i dont want Western Union
HELP
i have been trying to order something all morning but i cant find a button with 'NEXT' on it
i am trying to choose a payment method. i dont want Western Union
HELP
02 December 2008, 01:31 PM
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Any site that says 'Largess Free' needs a wide berth.
It does look like a 10 year old put that site together.
Sara, click on English version and do what you were going to do again.
Alternatively just try clicking on Shopping Cart.
It does look like a 10 year old put that site together.
Sara, click on English version and do what you were going to do again.
Alternatively just try clicking on Shopping Cart.
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02 December 2008, 01:42 PM
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02 December 2008, 01:45 PM
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02 December 2008, 01:49 PM
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Oh and I clicked your above link, and was presented with a NEXT button which then told me to log in.
02 December 2008, 01:52 PM
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Did a quick search and these are also cheap but they have lifted their T&Cs direct from play and done a search and replace.
Conditions of Use : Grabadvd.co.uk, dvd, dvd shop, popular dvd
Except they missed on in term 27, 33 and 47 - what a crock!
Conditions of Use : Grabadvd.co.uk, dvd, dvd shop, popular dvd
Except they missed on in term 27, 33 and 47 - what a crock!
02 December 2008, 01:56 PM
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mystery solved!
ive been sent an email
Your invoice has been created!
Dear sara:
Thanks for your purchase. Your invoice has been created.
Now you are expected to pay for it. we will arrange the shipment immediately after receive your payment.
Please choose the term of payment below.
We will confirm your payment within 12 hour after you finishing the payment and send you the item as soon as possible. :
PayPal (VisaCard , MasterCard , American Express , Discover , Bank):
E-check payment may cause up to 4 working days to clear. We will send you an email after we got an E-check payment, and deliver the items when the payment is cleared.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/websc...&charset=UTF-8
Click here for payment
Please confirm the official website of PayPal (www.paypal.com) in case of any fake ones.
Invoice information, please keep your invoice information well.
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does the site look safe to use?
ive been sent an email
Your invoice has been created!
Dear sara:
Thanks for your purchase. Your invoice has been created.
Now you are expected to pay for it. we will arrange the shipment immediately after receive your payment.
Please choose the term of payment below.
We will confirm your payment within 12 hour after you finishing the payment and send you the item as soon as possible. :
PayPal (VisaCard , MasterCard , American Express , Discover , Bank):
E-check payment may cause up to 4 working days to clear. We will send you an email after we got an E-check payment, and deliver the items when the payment is cleared.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/websc...&charset=UTF-8
Click here for payment
Please confirm the official website of PayPal (www.paypal.com) in case of any fake ones.
Invoice information, please keep your invoice information well.
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does the site look safe to use?
02 December 2008, 01:57 PM
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02 December 2008, 01:58 PM
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Don't do it, sara!!
Mrs C bought me exactly that box set last year. The discs were manufactured extremely cheaply - the holes are off-centre so they make the player vibrate like a washing machine on spin cycle, and about 1/4 of them simply wouldn't play at all.
Also they're only single-layer (DVD-5) discs, so the picture quality isn't up to much either - it's quite noticeably blocky. And, yes, they are 'proper' pressed DVDs, not DVD-R copies - just ones made very cheaply with corners cut
In the end we had to send them back and get the UK version box set, which is perfectly OK - but expensive.
Mrs C bought me exactly that box set last year. The discs were manufactured extremely cheaply - the holes are off-centre so they make the player vibrate like a washing machine on spin cycle, and about 1/4 of them simply wouldn't play at all.
Also they're only single-layer (DVD-5) discs, so the picture quality isn't up to much either - it's quite noticeably blocky. And, yes, they are 'proper' pressed DVDs, not DVD-R copies - just ones made very cheaply with corners cut
In the end we had to send them back and get the UK version box set, which is perfectly OK - but expensive.
02 December 2008, 02:01 PM
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Don't do it, sara!!
Mrs C bought me exactly that box set last year. The discs were manufactured extremely cheaply - the holes are off-centre so they make the player vibrate like a washing machine on spin cycle, and about 1/4 of them simply wouldn't play at all.
Also they're only single-layer (DVD-5) discs, so the picture quality isn't up to much either - it's quite noticeably blocky. And, yes, they are 'proper' pressed DVDs, not DVD-R copies - just ones made very cheaply with corners cut
In the end we had to send them back and get the UK version box set, which is perfectly OK - but expensive.
Mrs C bought me exactly that box set last year. The discs were manufactured extremely cheaply - the holes are off-centre so they make the player vibrate like a washing machine on spin cycle, and about 1/4 of them simply wouldn't play at all.
Also they're only single-layer (DVD-5) discs, so the picture quality isn't up to much either - it's quite noticeably blocky. And, yes, they are 'proper' pressed DVDs, not DVD-R copies - just ones made very cheaply with corners cut
In the end we had to send them back and get the UK version box set, which is perfectly OK - but expensive.
thanks for the heads up
i had my finger hovering on the button
i suppose the old saying.....'if it looks too good to be true it probably is'
now i have saved some cash
02 December 2008, 02:02 PM
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02 December 2008, 02:03 PM
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my card failed twice when i tried to order. everything else i ordered has arrived. makes me think that they stopped the order so they could put the price up
i was ordering Arctic Tale, it still comes up at the lower price when i google it
ive found it in Simply Games for £12 now
02 December 2008, 02:08 PM
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02 December 2008, 02:20 PM
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The site does look very ropey, the pics of the actual dvd covers ring alarm bells that the quality ain't exactly up to much.
Just makes me think of
You wan' buy dvd?
Just makes me think of
You wan' buy dvd?
02 December 2008, 02:21 PM
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