Share your hot deal resources and tips

[Marwin]

This thread is for sharing information and tips about helpful resources when looking for hot deals and promotions related to Blu-ray. If you've found a great resource, feel free to let others know by posting about it here.

However, to make this thread more useful to others, please try to avoid discussions and posting about specific deals that you've gotten or found. Thank you for understanding, we hope that you find this thread in itself to be a great resource.

[Wreck]

I constantly post articles about hot deals and what coupons to combine and where to print them at, sales going on, hard to find blu's etc. @
http://www.digitalcommentary.com

also, I have bought plenty of times from tower.com they tend to have a nice selection of 13.99 movies, if you get 2 of those, then it equals over 25.00, that then gives you free shipping and tax free. Good way to beef up your collection at a low price, thats bascially a BOGO if you do the math.

[CapeCodGuy]

Whenever possible, I use Sears to pricematch if I want to buy a title off-line. Yup Sears! It's because they not only effortlessly match the price but also give you 10% of the difference. When Target recently advertised PS3's Assassin's Creed for $38 I printed the ad, took it to Sears, and they sold me a copy for $59.99-$22 (pm)-$2.20 (10% diff) for a net of $35.80. It's a totally painless transaction as they can do it automatically at any register. Use it for BDs, games, hardware, etc.
Good hunting!

[groovyone]

Fry's print ad can be found here:

http://newspaperads.mercurynews.com/...px?advid=32664

[Wreck]

I gotta put HALF.com I've been super happy with them lately .. its owned by ebay but you can find some cheap blu's on there, and it enforces the same ebay feedback rating system.

A tip is, read the shipping method, Media mail is cheap but it will take abouta a week to get your Blu... alot of sellers quote "free 1st class shipping upgrade" sometimes its only 50 cent more or 1.00 more for that title as opposed to the cheapest one... I go with that one since you'll get it a hell of a lot faster as opposed to waiting a week, sometimes 10 days! ... for those that dont know first class is 3 days.

[Clark Kent]

The best place to price new dvds & BDs is

http://www.dvdpricesearch.com/

The only caveat I would add is that whoever runs that site has heavily favored HD DVD in the past but I guess that doesn't matter now since HD DVD is dead. The two main deal forums on the Internet are

http://www.slickdeals.net/

http://www.fatwallet.com/c/18/

Occasionally both will list various Blu-ray deals, though obviously those forums cover deals of all types.

[Bigwayne]

Ebay is always a pretty good place, especially if you catch it at the right time. I just got Edward Scissorhands brand new for $18.50 shipped.

[Wreck]

Originally Posted by Bigwayne

Ebay is always a pretty good place, especially if you catch it at the right time. I just got Edward Scissorhands brand new for $18.50 shipped.

Overall Ebay BD deals have been horrible. I'm sure they will get better in time, but out of 100 BDs on Ebay, I'd say I could get the BD cheaper elsewhere for say 90 out of every 100 .. that's a horrible ratio. I'm sure it will get better though.

[Wreck]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

The best place to price new dvds & BDs is

http://www.dvdpricesearch.com/

The only caveat I would add is that whoever runs that site has heavily favored HD DVD in the past but I guess that doesn't matter now since HD DVD is dead. The two main deal forums on the Internet are

http://www.slickdeals.net/

http://www.fatwallet.com/c/18/

Occasionally both will list various Blu-ray deals, though obviously those forums cover deals of all types.

dvdpricesearch is a nice tool, but its no different from say pricegrabber.com and even with both of those 2 sites I've found lower prices time and time again. So if your looking for quick buy without really iresearching sure its great to use those tools, but it no means is it a guranteed LOWEST PRICE~!1 ... just figured I'd let that out

[mdtulp]

I just picked up at my local pawn shop Ladder 49, Day after tomorrow and Con Air for 10 bucks each. Im not sure how many of you have pawn shops near you or shop at them but 10 bucks a disc is quite a deal, They also had spidy 1 &2, the Punisher and Close encounters(Wanted 15).Have you guys seen good selections where you are?

[bhampton]

Here's what I got,...

-Check this forum for deals often.

-Used discs can sometimes be found at places like FYE, NewBury Comics, Pawn shops, and so on.

-I've returned unopened DVD gifts for credit for Blu Ray.

-My Walmart has nearly nothing in the store but they have good prices on many titles and you can order them with free shipping to your local store.

---That's all I got,...

-Brian

[Hecmor]

I check
www.slickdeals.net
www.techbargains.com
www.monoprice.com

Daily

[Brian Cash]

For Cables monoprice.com
For Blu Rays Amazon.com

[simpspin]

This is a broad search for Movies:

http://www.gosale.com/cat_listing.ph...es/0/?sort=a-z

[Mystique]

Man, I just got done browsing through the website and I noticed how the movies I bought from there a while back got even cheaper. Like I bought The Simpson's for 22 shipped a month ago and now you can get it for about 17 dollars shipped. And some of the new release I bought from Amazon, you can get it at least ten - fifthteen dollars cheaper from Blu-rayboxsets.com if you wait a while. For example if you buy We Own the Night from Blu-rayboxsets, it'll be 20 dollars shipped and from Amazon it'll be 26.95. And if you think about it, the 5 to 10 dollars you save for each movie adds up. As time goes on, the prices of the movies drop, so just wait and look out for the good deals.

So the moral of this thread, is if you wait and have patience for buying a movie, then you can save a lot of money from blu-rayboxset.com.

From now on, I'm not buying movies on release dates or from Amazon anymore. I'm just going to wait for releases to be out for a while and check out blu-rayboxsets for the best prices.

By the way, I picked up a movie from there, I bought Mr. Woodcock which I wasn't sure about buying a month ago at 23.95, and I picked it up for about 13 dollars today. That's one hell of a deal for a blu-ray!

My suggestion is that you should only buy your blu-rays from blu-rayboxsets.com unless you're in dieing need of getting the movie right away and yeah. But if you have patient and want to save movie, wait and buy from there!

[jgoldstein2000]

now if I could only get free shipping...

[Xboxbydegrees]

Originally Posted by BLU for Blue

if everyone finds out about this site then there will be no more good deals

What? Everyone on this site already knows about blu-rayboxsets.

[Beefbowl]

Originally Posted by Xboxbydegrees

What? Everyone on this site already knows about blu-rayboxsets.

lol...yea the secrets been out for a while now.

[darkpoet25]

Originally Posted by Mystique

Man, I just got done browsing through the website and I noticed how the movies I bought from there a while back got even cheaper. Like I bought The Simpson's for 22 shipped a month ago and now you can get it for about 17 dollars shipped. And some of the new release I bought from Amazon, you can get it at least ten - fifthteen dollars cheaper from Blu-rayboxsets.com if you wait a while. For example if you buy We Own the Night from Blu-rayboxsets, it'll be 20 dollars shipped and from Amazon it'll be 26.95. And if you think about it, the 5 to 10 dollars you save for each movie adds up. As time goes on, the prices of the movies drop, so just wait and look out for the good deals.

So the moral of this thread, is if you wait and have patience for buying a movie, then you can save a lot of money from blu-rayboxset.com.

From now on, I'm not buying movies on release dates or from Amazon anymore. I'm just going to wait for releases to be out for a while and check out blu-rayboxsets for the best prices.

By the way, I picked up a movie from there, I bought Mr. Woodcock which I wasn't sure about buying a month ago at 23.95, and I picked it up for about 13 dollars today. That's one hell of a deal for a blu-ray!

My suggestion is that you should only buy your blu-rays from blu-rayboxsets.com unless you're in dieing need of getting the movie right away and yeah. But if you have patient and want to save movie, wait and buy from there!

Yeah I couldn't believe how cheap most of the Blu's on here are. I may have to start using them instead of Best Buy or Fry's.

[ben7ben3]

Originally Posted by darkpoet25

Yeah I couldn't believe how cheap most of the Blu's on here are. I may have to start using them instead of Best Buy or Fry's.

you guys do realize it's just amazon marketplace sellers right? the second one person buys a copy, the price will change to the next highest one. it's not like there is a company blu-rayboxsets.com with a factory selling cheap blu rays