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What retailers have free worldwide shipping (or at least free shipping to several countries)?

These I know of:

Play.com :: [http://www.play.com]
DVD Box Office :: [http://www.dvdboxoffice.com]
DVDIMPORT.COM :: [http://www.dvdimport.com]
DVD Mode (When ordering 2+ DVDs) :: [http://www.dvdmode.com]

Please complete the list below! =o)
-=-Gurra W

This item was edited on Sunday, 7th July 2002, 00:17

CD Wow :: http://www.cd-wow.com (go via the Daily Record link http://www.cd-wow.com/192 to get another £1 off DVDs too)

Forgot

Future Entertainment :: http://www.futureent.com

movietyme::http://www.movietyme.com/

I`m thinking of ordering a dvd but shipping it to a friend in America from either play or futurent.

I presume i won`t be charged for this

Since there are no shipping fees to begin with, you won`t be charged.

The question is if they (Play, Future Ent.) support it. Sometimes they will only ship to the address of the cardholder (if you`re paying with a credit/debit card).

I`d mail them and check first =)

Pretty sure that Play send to any address you nominate : most of my bulkier titles have always gone to my work address without any problem.

This item was edited on Sunday, 7th July 2002, 22:50

re: SHIPPING TO ALTERNATE ADDRESSES

I`ve bought discs on my CC from both Play and Futureent & had them sent to different UK addresses.
Don`t know how they will go on with overseas addresses though.


FB

you can check out [my] webs tie at http://www.dvdstep.com for further links :)

Not many R2 UK based retailers ship to the US.
I don`t think Play do. The ones I am aware of are Blackstar and Amazon.co.uk With these companies they use the VAT saving to lower the shipping cost.

One word of warning can your m8 play PAL disks in the US, which your R2 ones will be. Unlike the UK very few DVD players and TVs are PAL compatible in the US most only support NTSC