How much can I get for "Drag Me To Hell"?

[Spit_Fire]

Although not the Blu-ray version. I have a Drag Me To Hell DVD copy still Brand New and shrink wrapped.

Anyone know if they'll accept it in any retail store despite the fact I don't have a sales receipt? Or how are they going for if anyone knows.

Thanks guys

[FlipperWasIrish]

The store will check the bar-code to verify if it is theirs.

[skatalite]

Way to be shady, Spit Fire.

How about you just sell it on half.com or craigslist?

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by skatalite

Way to be shady, Spit Fire.

How about you just sell it on half.com or craigslist?

Shady just because am trying to get store credit? Lmao. Ummm...selling it on half.com or craigslist is too much hassle, cause you have to depend on people to buy it for you, while I think in retail its a much faster process, but thanks for answering my question!

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by FlipperWasIrish

The store will check the bar-code to verify if it is theirs.

Ahhh...aren't all barcodes the same for all DVD or Blu-rays?

[skatalite]

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

Shady just because am trying to get store credit? Lmao. Ummm...selling it on half.com or craigslist is too much hassle, cause you have to depend on people to buy it for you, while I think in retail its a much faster process, but thanks for answering my question!

You want to take the DVD back to "any retail store," per your original post. That's shady. If you bought it from, say, Walmart, and used your debit or credit card, you can attempt to take it back and exchange it or get a refund. But to attempt to take it to any store for such is shady.

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

Ahhh...aren't all barcodes the same for all DVD or Blu-rays?

They are but it's still possible for stores to know if the item was in their inventory or not. I saw this happen with a guy who tried to sell back some toys and half of them weren't from that specific Walmart, so they couldn't take them back.

[MaCruz]

You tried moviestop? I'm not sure, but they may have changed their policy stating that they will not accept sealed movies.

[SellmeyourDVD]

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

Shady just because am trying to get store credit? Lmao. Ummm...selling it on half.com or craigslist is too much hassle, cause you have to depend on people to buy it for you, while I think in retail its a much faster process, but thanks for answering my question!

It's shady because you're trying to take it to any store, and not the store that the purchase originated. Just do a trade in for at amazon, all you had to do if print off a shipping label and drop it off, that easy.

If you're going to screw anyone over, go to walmart; out of all the retailers, they at least are the ones that deserve to get screwed.

[SellmeyourDVD]

Originally Posted by skatalite

You want to take the DVD back to "any retail store," per your original post. That's shady. If you bought it from, say, Walmart, and used your debit or credit card, you can attempt to take it back and exchange it or get a refund. But to attempt to take it to any store for such is shady.



They are but it's still possible for stores to know if the item was in their inventory or not. I saw this happen with a guy who tried to sell back some toys and half of them weren't from that specific Walmart, so they couldn't take them back.

LMAO, we wrote practically the same thing.

[iam1bearcat]

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

Although not the Blu-ray version. I have a Drag Me To Hell DVD copy still Brand New and shrink wrapped.

Anyone know if they'll accept it in any retail store despite the fact I don't have a sales receipt? Or how are they going for if anyone knows.

Thanks guys

Dude, just bring it to wal-Mart and say you got it as an early Christmas present and already have it. They'll give you a Wal-Mart gift card, but the price should be between 15-20 bucks. Unless you screw up and return it while it's on sale haha

And I've returned items that I bought at amazon.com to Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart and Sears and never had an issue without a receipt. The barcode is always accepted at every store I've gone to.

Not that I condone this kind of thing...

[DetroitSportsFan]

Why is a DVD being discussed here?

[MaCruz]

You better get all the info you can get before it's locked down. LOL

[MadPainter]

I see this thread getting closed down!

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by skatalite

You want to take the DVD back to "any retail store," per your original post. That's shady. If you bought it from, say, Walmart, and used your debit or credit card, you can attempt to take it back and exchange it or get a refund. But to attempt to take it to any store for such is shady.

I GOT IT AS A GIFT! I did NOT buy it somewhere else to return it at another store! That wouldn't make sense now would it? I still don't see how that is "shady", I would assume stores giving credit but am not sure.

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by iam1bearcat

Dude, just bring it to wal-Mart and say you got it as an early Christmas present and already have it. They'll give you a Wal-Mart gift card, but the price should be between 15-20 bucks. Unless you screw up and return it while it's on sale haha

And I've returned items that I bought at amazon.com to Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart and Sears and never had an issue without a receipt. The barcode is always accepted at every store I've gone to.

Not that I condone this kind of thing...

Thank you man! That's all I needed to know Out of 10 posts no one was able to help but you Thank you for being direct and to the point. Just a simple question and others go off their way on being incoherent!

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by SellmeyourDVD

It's shady because you're trying to take it to any store, and not the store that the purchase originated. Just do a trade in for at amazon, all you had to do if print off a shipping label and drop it off, that easy.

If you're going to screw anyone over, go to walmart; out of all the retailers, they at least are the ones that deserve to get screwed.

I did not purchase it goddammit! UGGGH. It was a damn friggin gift!

[skatalite]

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

I did not purchase it goddammit! UGGGH. It was a damn friggin gift!

You never said it was a gift in your first post. Even so, I'd say ask the person who gave it to you for a gift receipt.

And even though it is a gift, it's still frowned upon. You don't have the original receipt or a gift receipt, so don't take it back to a store. Try trading it, or pass it on to another friend/family member.

[SpiderBaby]

Here is being shady:

Why is this on a Blu-ray page again that is a discussion about blu-ray releases?

[Spit_Fire]

Originally Posted by skatalite

Try trading it, or pass it on to another friend/family member.

LOL, though I see your helping intentions, thats clearly a "No no" If am asking if its possible to get store credit at any retail store why would you think I'd be interested in trading it or passing it to a friend or family member? If so I wouldn't have asked in the first place.

P.S Did I have to specifically state it was giving to me as a gift? Gee wiz

[skatalite]

Originally Posted by Spit_Fire

LOL, though I see your helping intentions, thats clearly a "No no" If am asking if its possible to get store credit at any retail store why would you think I'd be interested in trading it or passing it to a friend or family member? If so I wouldn't have asked in the first place.

P.S Did I have to specifically state it was giving to me as a gift? Gee wiz

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