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message 101: by QNPoohBear (new)

QNPoohBear | 315 comments Louise Sparrow wrote: "Amazon have used copies starting at about £2... might be worth the investment :p"

That won't work in my American DVD player. We have a different region encoding and shipping would make it cost prohibitive. The Acorn Media catalog (public television) and PBS shop sell some great literary love story packages. I really want a streaming Acorn Media subscription but I can't afford it right now.


message 102: by Ceri (new)

Ceri | 176 comments I am surprised it's more expensive for you, I'm used to seeing everything cheaper over the pond, and $35 to get free shipping?! It's only £10 here, though of course we are tiny in comparison so I guess delivery would be cheaper


Tadiana ✩Night Owl☽ | 115 comments It was a $25 minimum order to get free shipping until just recently. >:(


message 104: by Ceri (new)

Ceri | 176 comments Oh dear :( It's not so bad to pay postage if you're ordering a DVD or CD as they are light, but a book tends to be heavier, the postage can cost almost as much as the book. I know the answer is to buy more books and get free postage but if you only want to buy one book it would put you off!


message 105: by QNPoohBear (new)

QNPoohBear | 315 comments Tadiana wrote: "It was a $25 minimum order to get free shipping until just recently. >:("

WHAT?! That's news to me. I don't think I want to shop at Amazon anymore. Barnes & Noble charges tax but they have free shipping with $25 and I usually have gift cards. The DVD is $13.99. Hmmm... checks balance on gift card...


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