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when I have bought used dvds, I have been able to return the damaged ones

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In Reply to: Is This Something You Would Do...REALLY ???? posted by mikenyc on September 05, 2002 at 22:29:58:

Hi,
I buy it, rip off the shrinkwrap, and check the condition right there in front of the clerk. I once went through 3 or 4, and the clerk went to the shelves, and got a relatively new one off the rack. Got rid of me, tho :) Seriously, if you're willing to do that, it can be ok. My complaint is that the used price went up, so the heck with it.

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They shrinkwrap used DVDs ??? nt - michael w 03:56:44 09/06/02 (4)
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- The other side: I bought some new DVD's recently that didn't have shrinkwrap - cfraser 06:46:15 09/06/02 (3)
  just the security seals. I thought it was unusual, but it was the same for those releases in a few places. Quite annoying having those stupid unremovable promo stickers all over the package.
  - Re: The other side: I bought some new DVD's recently that didn't have shrinkwrap - michael w 23:13:20 09/09/02 (2)
    It's common practice here in NZ for shops to remove the shrinkwrap and take discs out of the plastic case for "security" reasons.
    Damn retailers are back in the dark ages here.
    > :(
    - I've been told they do that kind of thing in.... - Mrs. Piggy 17:42:14 09/10/02 (0)
      novelty shops. It must really cut down on theft.
      mp
    - Re: The other side: I bought some new DVD's recently that didn't have shrinkwrap - mikenyc 03:56:48 09/10/02 (0)
      Michael w, How do you know that you're getting an unplayed, new disc ?
      Have you ever been scammed ?

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