DeepDiscount.com 60% Off Sale Takes a Little Bit O’ Work
by Pravin on August 15th, 2008 in shopping.
A reader suggested that I should be showing all of you how to transition over to Blu-ray considering that there’s usually not much to talk about regarding HD DVD. That reader happens to be a Blu-ray fan, so that bit of advice is to be expected. However if you are an HD DVD person, then you know that there’s still lots going on in terms of stores and their fire sales. Thanks to these big sales, you can often pick up some HD DVD movies at prices similar to, or even lower than, regular DVDs.
In recent months, people have discovered the deals over at INetVideo.com. At first, some were concerned that the discs might be Canadian, and others were unimpressed by the shipping charges. But word-of-mouth has generally been good regarding these folks. Their recent promotion is free shipping on orders over $50, and they’re even selling some used discs for $5.99.
DeepDiscount.com is another favorite, and they’ve got a 60% off HD DVD blowout sale going on right now. The slighly inconvenient thing about this sale is that you need to weed through the movie listings to find the cheapest prices because their sort “Low to High” seems to skip right over a lot of titles such as Troy and V for Vendetta, both of which are selling for $8.58, and even I Am Legend which is $8.99. Click around at the site and you’ll increase your odds of finding more of the sale items. Don’t forget that these guys have free shipping.
If you’ve got a Fry’s near you, then drop by and check out their HD DVD selection, which features some discs in that $10 or $11 and below range. While it doesn’t trump free shipping or gas money for driving over, if you’re looking for a particular movie, it’s better to pay an extra buck and ensure that you get it instead of losing your chance forever.
I haven’t actually transitioned myself over to Blu-ray just yet. I did get a PS3, but it’s been playing a few games (I already have most of the big games on my 360 and there’s no reason to double-dip them). I still have lots of HD DVD discs in my Netflix queue, and I’ll probably start using my PS3 for its other purpose in life a little later in the year when the summer movies start appearing on disc.
- DeepDiscount.com’s HD DVD Blowout (includes free shipping)
- InetVideo.com has free shipping on orders over $50
UPDATE: While checking into a reader query, we find out that the Star Trek Box Set is only £ 24.97 at Amazon.co.uk (As of Sunday night/Monday August 18, it’s now 14.97 which is roughly $30)







August 15th, 2008 at 4:55 pm
i was wondering if anyone knows the cheapest place to get star trek boxset at the moment ebay seems the cheapest at £29.99/$60 taking into account postage prices to the uk,
August 15th, 2008 at 5:08 pm
Interestingly enough, Amazon.co.uk has Star Trek for 24.97 pounds right now.
August 16th, 2008 at 3:21 pm
thanks alot Pravin just brought from amazon, ive been waiting for the star trek boxset to come down in price, nice find
August 16th, 2008 at 7:13 pm
Good price for the UK. Found this for US buyers: http://www.buy.com/prod/Star-Trek-Original-Series-Season-1-DVD-HD/q/loc/205560872.html
$68.13 with free shipping at Buy.com
August 17th, 2008 at 10:28 pm
As part of their Out of This World Star Trek Savings promotion, Amazon.co.uk has now lowered the price for Star Trek to £14.97. Amazing!
Best price I have ever seen, but do note the DVD side is region 2.
August 17th, 2008 at 11:52 pm
Star Trek boxset on amazon.co.uk has now dropped to £15, if you bought in the last 30 days remember to claim a refund of difference!
August 21st, 2008 at 11:11 am
The Ultimate Matrix Collection. Available on Deep Discount for only 29 bucks. I love the first movie. The second one was fine, solid, nothing crazy good but I would definitely watch it in HD. Never saw the 3rd one because of how god awful I heard it was. What are everyone’s thoughts on whether or not popping for this collection is worth it, given that I’m sure they’ll release them individually on blu-ray?
August 22nd, 2008 at 4:00 pm
Just picked up the US version of Planet Earth HD DVD for $29.95 shipped at the discovery store onlin. http://shopping.discovery.com/product-65764.html?endecaSID=11BECED83793