gipsykid72(Mostly Harmless) posted this on Monday, 25th August 2003, 08:40
Its not very well publicised but if you go to Blockbuster and buy a super pass for just under 30 squid you get 15 rentals over a 3 month period. Thats 2 squid a film, hell of a lot cheaper than paying 3.75 per night. You`ll never look back
RE: Blockbuster Super Pass
jeffthegun(Elite) posted this on Monday, 25th August 2003, 09:30
I`ll never forgive Blockbuster for making new films overnight rentals. Goddamn tight arses.
RE: Blockbuster Super Pass
clayts(Elite) posted this on Monday, 25th August 2003, 09:44
Quote: for just under 30 squid you get 15 rentals over a 3 month period.
There are cheaper deals - eg on-line rental organisations like DVDs on Tap (if you time it right, 2 a week = 26 rentals for £30), Movietrak or Inmovies.
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RE: Blockbuster Super Pass
DavoTheMainMan(Competent) posted this on Monday, 25th August 2003, 12:05
In your experience, out of the 3 companies you mention, which one is best for speed, and availability of popular titles?
If only everything was half price at Woolies !
RE: Blockbuster Super Pass
clayts(Elite) posted this on Monday, 25th August 2003, 12:16
I`m a DVDsonTap man, through and through. £9.99 per month, return postage paid for, rent one disc at a time (there are more expensive options where you can rent more titles in one go, or a cheaper option at £7.99 where you pay return postage). I`ve worked it that I get one on Saturday (post back Monday) and one on Wednesday (post back Thursday), so that I get two per week.
I`ve been with them since February and never had any problems getting new releases as they come out - just had Daredevil, will probably get Solaris this week :)
