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Originally Posted by GuruAskew
I think it’s a legit disc, someone out there just swapped the disc in their UE. This is the leftovers combined. Makes sense to throw the undesired DVD disc in the undesired packaging. It’s not cool to try to sell it off that way though.
I know a lot of people did this with stuff when WHV had that disc upgrade program, people upgrading their Superman DVD tins etc.
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I would bet anything this dude has an UE set with the BD for the theater cut in it. If not him, whoever he got it from does.
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Originally Posted by Greensleeves
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That's quite possible, too. Maybe it is a legit disc straight out of the U.E. set. If so, What Balls! Blatantly misrepresenting a DVD as an OOP BD certainly won't win you many friends over the long haul. Either way, the seller should be ashamed of himself and clean up his act.
But what do I know? Not only did the seller get his 50 bucks for it, he also received positive feedback from the buyer, too: "Reasonable seller" says the sucker. Unbelievable. Maybe misrepresenting DVDs as Blu-Rays (bootleg or genuine) does win you friends, after all.
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Whenever something like this gets positive feedback, I always wonder if it really sold. Maybe it "sold" to an alias for the seller, or the seller's friend. I'm sure some would pay some small ebay fees to build up good feedback so they can rob people later.
Ebay has become a ****ing minefield, it used to be great finding for OOP stuff, now it's a casino on them.
