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http://dvddiesel.com/

Looks a bit :o to me!

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"So many of our dreams at first seem impossible, then they seem improbable, and then, when we summon the will, they soon become inevitable."
- Christopher Reeve (1953-2004)

I wouldn`t. There is no indication of an address or location anywhere.

They can put as much info about returns and guarantees as they like, but if you can`t get in touch with them in the event of a problem, it doesn`t mean diddly squat.

I think you`re safer sticking with the big names, especially if you want to spend big money on box sets and stuff.

Looking at that site, they`re all `region free` and after looking at the Transformers set (caught my eye as it was on the front page):

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All DVDs are presented in full screen. Exactly the same as it was shown in American television.

DVD Format: Format-Free DVD-R (Plays in both
PAL and NTSC DVD players)

I guess that`s their subtle way of saying they`re copies. Not sure how they can sell them as Brand New and Sealed though.

They`re a well-known bootleg seller. In fact, they actually have/had advertising space on Amazon.com.

They were providing a sought-after service at one point by producing bootlegs of shows that never looked like they`d be released on DVD, but now with cheap authoring, there`s hardly any shows of interest that fit into that category (barring those caught up in rights red tape). They seem to be peddling `complete series` sets of commercially available stuff alongside, which is just bare-faced piracy.

You`re safer with eBay if you`re after that sort of thing.

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Mmmmmmm, thanks for the heads-up people! ;)

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"So many of our dreams at first seem impossible, then they seem improbable, and then, when we summon the will, they soon become inevitable."
- Christopher Reeve (1953-2004)