Cheap sites for US blurays??

[Craig666]

I used to use Movietyme for my region 1 dvd needs back in the day, as they were really cheap but their prices for blurays are steep.

Amazon are better but their 3d blus are still pricey.

Are there any better sites that have cheap US blurays?

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by Craig666

I used to use Movietyme for my region 1 dvd needs back in the day, as they were really cheap but their prices for blurays are steep.

Amazon are better but their 3d blus are still pricey.

Are there any better sites that have cheap US blurays?

Google is a wonderful thing

[Buddy Ackerman]

Originally Posted by WesBlurayCollector

Google is a wonderful thing

Helpful.

I'm sure the OP can find sites that sell US blu-rays. Doesn't tell him which ones are cheaper or faster or more reliable or avoid VAT or anything like that. For a quicker answer it makes sense to ask a group of like-minded individuals on a forum like this.

For the OP, it's a long thread now but this questions was asked in this thread when Planet Axel went bust - might be worth scanning through the beginning of it for the initial suggestions and the last couple of pages for any recent points about the sites that people have made.

It's always worth checking amazon.co.uk for import titles as all. The sellers All Your Music and moviemars-usa are both very good for offering decent prices.

[Alex_DeLarge]

moviemars-usa & all your music are decent sellers that can be found on Amazon. Fair prices, reliable and only £1.26 postage.

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by Alex_DeLarge

moviemars-usa & all your music are decent sellers that can be found on Amazon. Fair prices, reliable and only £1.26 postage.

That's because the postage is set by Amazon.

[cropsy]

Importcds is a great one,esp for pre-order prices.They usually ship early as well.i get many titles arriving in the uk before they're u.s street date.

[Modman]

Originally Posted by Buddy Ackerman

Helpful.

I'm sure the OP can find sites that sell US blu-rays. Doesn't tell him which ones are cheaper or faster or more reliable or avoid VAT or anything like that. For a quicker answer it makes sense to ask a group of like-minded individuals on a forum like this.

For the OP, it's a long thread now but this questions was asked in this thread when Planet Axel went bust - might be worth scanning through the beginning of it for the initial suggestions and the last couple of pages for any recent points about the sites that people have made.

It's always worth checking amazon.co.uk for import titles as all. The sellers All Your Music and moviemars-usa are both very good for offering decent prices.

I've had no problem with either All Your Music or Moviemars-USA, although, i'm no fan of Moviemars packaging.

Bottom line is you've got to do the leg work, there's no point reccommending any particular supplier e.g. Amazon.com, Deep Discount, Barnes & Noble and ImportCD, as at any one time they are running different sales and promotions; this week Amazon.com might be the cheapest for a particular Blu-ray, next week it could be ImportCD.

[Alex_DeLarge]

Originally Posted by WesBlurayCollector

That's because the postage is set by Amazon.

No shit Sherlock.

[Ill_Be_Back]

Originally Posted by Alex_DeLarge

moviemars-usa & all your music are decent sellers that can be found on Amazon. Fair prices, reliable and only £1.26 postage.

+1 I use both and importcds a lot.

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by Alex_DeLarge

No shit Sherlock.

No need to use foul language.

[Judex]

Play nice children.


Whatever you do Craig666 do not use blubastard.

Barnes & Noble are good and you avoid customs fees.
Bluraysforeveryone you avoid customs fees aswell.
Importcds have some good prices
As someone said before allyourmusic and moviemars are good.

Checking eBay is great aswell, you get some helpful sellers in the US that'll help you avoid customs fees.

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by Judex

Play nice children.


Whatever you do Craig666 do not use blubastard.

Barnes & Noble are good and you avoid customs fees.
Bluraysforeveryone you avoid customs fees aswell.
Importcds have some good prices
As someone said before allyourmusic and moviemars are good.

Checking eBay is great aswell, you get some helpful sellers in the US that'll help you avoid customs fees.

I echo your views on blu*******.

[Villiam Hayes]

I got a £1.50 voucher email from movietyme the other day if anyone wants it.

[darrenthebear]

you're a ****ing great help, wes.

to echo the other poster's statement, allyourmusic on amazon marketplace are usually great for older titles.

movietyme are too expensive now, even with their £1.50 off coupons. dvdworldusa get you the titles very early but you pay a premium.

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by darrenthebear

you're a ****ing great help, wes.

the echo the other poster's statement, allyourmusic on amazon marketplace are usually great for older titles.

movietyme are too expensive now, even with their £1.50 off coupons. dvdworldusa get you the titles very early but you pay a premium.

Being honest though, that is generally the first place you would go.

Oh and mind the language.

[James78]

Originally Posted by Craig666

Are there any better sites that have cheap US blurays?

Craig, I have used ImportCDs several times and think it's a great company. Delivery is usually eight to ten days.

[Judex]

Originally Posted by James78

Craig, I have used ImportCDs several times and think it's a great company. Delivery is usually eight to ten days.

How are they when it comes to customs? I've never used them.

[Buddy Ackerman]

Originally Posted by WesBlurayCollector

Being honest though, that is generally the first place you would go.

If you're a member of a forum specifically about blu-rays and the purchasing of them, isn't that the more natural place to ask the question?

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by Judex

How are they when it comes to customs? I've never used them.

They are very hit and miss, last July I ordered 2 BDs that totalled about £28 but was hit with a £12 charge but in December I ordered £50 worth of DVDs and they got through fine and only last month I ordered £70 worth of BDs and they also got through untouched.

Other sites I can add to the list are Deepdiscount and DVDExpress247.

[Wes Blu-ray]

Originally Posted by Buddy Ackerman

If you're a member of a forum specifically about blu-rays and the purchasing of them, isn't that the more natural place to ask the question?

After Google.