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06-02-2011 11:38 PM |
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Originally Posted by ShellOilJunior
(Post 4800191)
That's a tad extreme, don't you think? Gone would be TCM staples like Casablanca, the Hope/Crosby pictures, Marx Brothers films, Astaire/Rogers films, Annie Hall, etc
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Would be nice if Robert Osborne created interest for these titles instead of having to use ClassicFlix for the Archive stuff. Well lesser known films in a big rotation with the nomenclature of these not being available on any current factory pressed media format.
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Originally Posted by BohemianGraham
(Post 4800451)
Out of the 10 orders I placed since March, 7 of them have been handled by DHL when Standard Internation Shipping was selected, which is then handed over to Canada Post upon entry. Two were somehow bumped into UPS International Express after selecting Standard Internation Shipping, and the 3rd non-DHL was USPS which also became controlled by Canada Post upon entry into Canada once it cleared customs as it was a marketplace seller, as it was a jacket.
We Canadians get the shaft, orders are hit and miss as to who ships it and when we get it. The pending postal strike is just throwing a wrench in the works.
Amazon Canada normally uses Canada Post for their free shipping, but for one order, they used standard UPS.
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I did get a couple or a few orders from DHL when importing alot during the heavily DVD phase of my online purchases. Other than that it's been quite smooth sailing excepting Back to the Future Trilogy which I ordered during the Holiday season last year.
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Originally Posted by captveg
(Post 4800938)
3/15/1979
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Mine's 4/05/1979. There were many titles released on my birthday this year but I didn't pick up any, yet. Got a motherboard for the PC I'm building on my birthday though. Can't complain.:cool:
So now back to the irregularly scheduled programme.:D |
