Amazons Third Party

[popcornninja]

I've found some really good deals through Amazon Marketplace. So far, I've probably gotten 8-10 Blu's from Third Parties and I have no complaints.

And just like everyone else said, just check the reviews/ratings.

[kpkelley]

Maketplace sellers that i've purchase from without a problem:

wwwimsuperdeals
midwestdvdking
jgmediasupply
dvdirv
allthatmusic
blu-empire
sedgeek

[VinnAY]

I do both, buy and sell, with Amazon Marketplace and have never had a hiccup with any transactions. Like other have said, Amazon backs it, and pay attention to the feedback ratings. Like buying anything used...you take a risk. Something I feel strongly about is buying something used from a private individual and expecting that if there were to be a problem, that you'd get the same level of support as brick and mortar establishment.
I think if you want the comfort of return policies and refunds, you might be better served to stay with a traditional storefront.

[Clark Kent]

Knockoffs really do not exist yet for Blu-rays. The recordable media is still too expensive for pirates to make any money off burning BD-R's and selling them through legitimate sites like Amazon. But if you are worried that someone is trying to sell a dvd as a BD, always check the bottom of the disc. The differences between the two formats are obvious upon close visual inspection.

[samuelj]

Originally Posted by popcornninja

I've found some really good deals through Amazon Marketplace. So far, I've probably gotten 8-10 Blu's from Third Parties and I have no complaints.

Same here.