What BD's should I buy with $60 RZ certificates?

[MrFattBill]

Originally Posted by Buffalo MX

will BB b&m PM amazon.com????!!!!!

For the last batch of movies I purchased they did with no problem (BoB, David Gilmore, Halloween, Black Hawk Down and A Bugs Life) I bet almost all BB's will do it now as they would rather have some revenue in the stores as opposed to saying "No" and you leave $150 worth of movies sitting on the counter and leave. Remember the worst thing they can say is "No"

You need to go to customer service and ask....don't ask the goon walking around the media department as he has no idea and no control.

Bill

[MrFattBill]

Originally Posted by Kinsella5

I agree those with others, you should buy what you would enjoy watching over and over. I promise I won't start a thread though asking what I should buy with the $975.00 in Best Buy Reward Zone certificates I have on my account, I choose to bank my points and save them for a rainy day, and besides the thread would be too long.

Wow, that is a few RZ certificates especially since the banking has only been a recent addition to the program. I have spent more RZ certificates then I care to think about which means I have spent more cash in the store then I REALLY care to think about...shhh don't tell the wife.

Bill

[masob98]

Originally Posted by MrFattBill

What ever you decide, if amazon.com has them cheaper take the movies to customer service and request a price match They will look them up while you wait. I'm pretty sure they are doing this all the time now just to get the revenue into the stores.

Bill

Are you saying that Best Buy will PM amazon.com. I sure wouldn't mind going into my BB and PM some movies that are on sale right now at amazon.com.

[benricci]

Originally Posted by masob98

Are you saying that Best Buy will PM amazon.com. I sure wouldn't mind going into my BB and PM some movies that are on sale right now at amazon.com.

I've never been to a Best Buy that will price match an online retailer, especially Amazon. Their price match policies are pretty clear.

Feel free to try your luck, though...

[Beta Man]

Originally Posted by masob98

Are you saying that Best Buy will PM amazon.com. I sure wouldn't mind going into my BB and PM some movies that are on sale right now at amazon.com.

they won't...... but it has been mentioned before that they will price-match Walmart.com who apparently is a price-follower of Amazon on many occasions.

[masob98]

Originally Posted by Beta Man

they won't...... but it has been mentioned before that they will price-match Walmart.com who apparently is a price-follower of Amazon on many occasions.

Oh I see. Thanks for the info.

[MrFattBill]

Originally Posted by benricci

I've never been to a Best Buy that will price match an online retailer, especially Amazon. Their price match policies are pretty clear.

Feel free to try your luck, though...

How recently have you tried? They want the revenue just like every other retailer out there, both b&m and online, they would be stupid to turn you away...of course they still may. Maybe I just got lucky

To the OP: I wouldn't mention or show the RZ certificates until the time comes to actually pay....they will see that as money that is already theirs and may be less willing to PM.

Bill

[billypoe]

Thanks for all the ideas, guys. I'll definitely try to price match when I go.

Here's my wish list, just to give you guys an idea of my consumer dillema

Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead
The Notebook
Dirty Harry Collection
Gone with the Wind
Wizard of Oz
King Kong
Bourne Collection
I Am Legend UCE
Forrest Gump
Gladiator
Rocky Collection
North By Northwest
Transsiberian
Being There
V for Vendetta
The Office Season 5
Doubt
Funny Guy Collection
Let the Right One In
Pinocchio
A Bug's Life
No Country for Old Men CE
Speed Racer
A Christmas Story
Shawshank Redemption
John Mayer: Where the Light Is


As you can see, there are quite a few "cheap" options as well as a few "not so cheap" options.