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5 Australian Release DVD Movies $25 (POSSIBLY USED; Free Delivery to Some Location in VIC)

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5 Australian Release DVD Movies $25 (POSSIBLY USED; Free Delivery to Some Location in VIC)
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Store RepL[Deactivated] on 09/02/2011 - 19:49 marketdeals.com.au (1129 clicks)
Last edited 10/02/2011 - 23:24 by 2 other users

Up for Grabs are DVD Movies updated Weekly. Why rent them for $7.95 a night, why pay $5 for copies. These are original Australian Release DVD Movies delivered* for only $25. Thats $5 each. For more information head to the link, there no catch, no returning movies etc, they are yours to keep.

Blurays, TV Series and Console games service will be up and running soon.

Mod: Regarding to postage:

Free delivery only applies to certain areas in Victoria. Otherwise its $9.90 postage Australia Wide next day guarenteed.

mod - amended title and note that the rep says they have no way of telling which DVDs are new and which are used

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  • lazed on 09/02/2011 - 19:50

    What is the condition attached to *?

  • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 19:54

    Free delivery only applies to certain areas in Victoria. Otherwise its $9.90 postage Australia Wide next day guarenteed.

    • c64 on 09/02/2011 - 19:58
      +2

      the deal details are misleading already …

      postage should be explained in the details. it is also not on your website.

      also the website suggests that the dvds could be USED

      • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:08

        postage details are on the website.

  • Josheee on 09/02/2011 - 19:54
    +3

    Seems to be free delivery in a select few suburbs in Vic
    Others $9.90 anywhere in Australia…Get that postage down and I'd be interested…

  • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 19:55
    +1

    Its express post, so you can get up to 10 DVDs for $9.90 postage.

    • Lacerta on 10/02/2011 - 12:52
      +1

      I'd like to see a regular post option at a reduced cost. I don't mind waiting a little longer for my dvds.

      • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 10/02/2011 - 14:40

        the only reason why i prefer express post is because it covers insurance, just incase they dont arrive, or they do and people say they havent recieved it. This way it covers both sides up to $100

  • lazed on 09/02/2011 - 19:58
    +1

    The FAQ asking of the DVD's are new or used doesn't get answered, except for that they are in perfect condition. It appears people may get a 2nd hand DVD? Please confirm.

    Also please confirm if they come in the original sealed cases.

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:02

      yes that is correct, we recieve hundreds of DVDs and cannot determine which ones are brand new and not, about 60% are new, however not sealed. So the safest way is to state they may be used. We are that confident that we offer a full money back if you are not happy with the product.

      • lazed on 09/02/2011 - 20:29
        +8

        Put that in the listing then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

        Hardly a bargain if it's 2nd hand DVD's!

  • [Deactivated] on 09/02/2011 - 19:58

    will be interested in the tv series, blurays and games!

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:03

      i have hundreds already, just not enough time to set it up, will do it asap.

  • Vidgamer on 09/02/2011 - 20:29

    Very keen on the blu rays Are avatar and that available? there are pictures but it's not in the list. You should also make it so people can email you for purchases.

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:34

      avatar was available, however will be available again early next week. had about 20+ of them, theres about 5 more coming in on monday. You can email me on [email protected], thanks for the advice will work on that now.

      Blurays section will be available next week.

  • urandack on 09/02/2011 - 20:37
    -2

    I wonder how well this "Tony" guy speaks English on the phone… "Ready of the Movies??"

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:38
      +3

      give me a call and find out. But sorry guys its just a typo, will fix it up now

  • You and Me on 09/02/2011 - 20:41

    Forgive my skepticism:

    • Please add an About Us page with your ABN, postal address and any related business (eBay etc).

    • $5 doesn't leave much room for profit - where do the 60% that are new stock come from?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 20:46

      there isnt much profit, however i sell lots. I run stalls at a few markets and move about 400 dvds a week. I was just trying to attack a different sector. I will add an about us page when i have some time.

      • You and Me on 09/02/2011 - 20:59
        +1

        Even adding your ABN to the footer of your page would be something — I like to have recourse if there is an issue.

        Do you accept PayPal?

        • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 21:47

          yes paypal is fine

  • lovesabargain77 on 09/02/2011 - 20:53

    Which payment methods do you accept?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 21:48

      paypal, cash on delivery, bank deposit

  • You and Me on 09/02/2011 - 20:53

    Generally speaking, aftermarket discs are an excellent way to acquire a collection legally without giving money to corporations that conduct themselves unscrupulously and/or illegally (e.g. abuse and misrepresentation of copyright laws; exploitation of artists, employees and populations; lobbying governments to legislate with a profit-motive rather than the public-good; or just investing in other unethical corporations/regimes).

    I'm not kidding or rationalising when I say that it is often more ethical to [collect entertainment without paying money] than to pay for them, and thus support dangerous and aggressive foreign corporations.

    It's not the only factor, but it deserves consideration if you value the future of culture and liberty.

  • WingedNike on 09/02/2011 - 20:55
    +10

    Looks really dodgy - basic website, no ABN or contact details other than the mobile number. No mention of relevant taxes obviously. Not sure if this is better or worse than eBay, but pretty sure it's on the level of 2nd hand market and not a bargain.

    • CarnivalMonkey on 09/02/2011 - 21:37
      +4

      agreed, no ABN, website half finished (privacy policy missing), appears to be the front end for a dropshipping operation.

      • c64 on 09/02/2011 - 21:44

         

  • Chris McMahon on 09/02/2011 - 21:50
    +2

    Here's some more info for those wondering.

    Domain Name marketdeals.com.au
    Last Modified 25-Jul-2010 00:55:34 UTC
    Registrar ID Distribute.IT
    Registrar Name Distribute.IT
    Status ok
    Registrant HUYNH, ANTHONY
    Registrant ID ABN 61848260174
    Eligibility Type Sole Trader
    Registrant Contact ID DIT-1688706
    Registrant Contact Name Tony Huynh
    Registrant Contact Email [email protected]
    Tech Contact ID DIT-1688707
    Tech Contact Name Tony Huynh
    Tech Contact Email [email protected]
    Name Server bk1.unlimited-space.com
    Name Server ns31.unlimited-space.com

  • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 21:54
    -2

    OMG what is wrong with a unfinished website. and its not dropshipping when i have all the stock on hand.

    you guys really need to get your facts straight before accusing things

    • Dr.Tenma on 09/02/2011 - 23:25
      +2

      Dude you should sort out your sh#t before you start advertising

  • spare13 on 09/02/2011 - 22:03

    How do you handle payment?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 09/02/2011 - 22:10

      paypal, cash on delivery, bank deposit

  • spare13 on 09/02/2011 - 22:22

    A great deal but looks slightly dodgy though seems like it could be legit.

    Where are the DVD's sourced from

    • [Deactivated] on 09/02/2011 - 22:42
      -1

      probably ex-rental

    • s.pippen on 09/02/2011 - 23:03
      +2

      i would like to know as well :)

  • cliener on 09/02/2011 - 23:25
    +3

    Impressively bad.
    - No ABN (as mentioned by several previous posters)
    - Contact only via a mobile number
    - Most of the linked DVD page is one big JPEG
    - Loosely linked parent site has an great Privacy Policy "Put here your Privacy Notice information.": http://www.marketdeals.com.au/shop/privacy.php

    Avoid like the plague.

  • davodavo on 09/02/2011 - 23:45
    +1

    So email the order in writing and pay via paypal. 5 ex rentals for $35 including postage isn't too bad.

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ MarketDeals.com.au on 10/02/2011 - 07:53

      they are not exrentals, its clearly stated on the website.

      • davodavo on 10/02/2011 - 09:00

        So there not new as they are sometimes opened and not ex-rental what are they???

        • diamondtouch1 on 10/02/2011 - 10:05

          Off the back of a truck? literally.

          man what a good riddle

        • SomeGuyOnOzB on 10/02/2011 - 23:38
          +2

          Tony, when you say the movies are in perfect condition, that suggests the movies can be played.

          Are the discs and packaging also in perfect condition, with the packaging being retail packaging?

          Just trying to guess the answer to where "not new" ones come from …

          • ex-display or demo? (eg what they show on the tvs in stores or rental places)
          • from that dvd amnesty thing (amnesty as in, get rid of DVDs you'd be ashamed for people to know you have … that was the promo although any DVD could be sent in when u purchased certain DVDs)
          • ex-landfill (there are some groups that will intercept items that have gone to land fill from stores after the items could not be sold …)
          • consignments bought from clearance houses or liquidations of other businesses
          • factory surplus that is not sealed
          • retail/warehouse surplus that might not be sealed
          • stock from businesses affected by flooding or hurricane
          • stuff from pawn stores and cash convertor type businesses

          …

          Not that there's anything wrong with any of those ideas.

          It's just gonna bug us and leave some people a little wary if they don't know where these DVDs are coming from

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