Amazon database for BD is, in fact, for DVDs

[gilson.soares]

It's amazing how the Amazon database simply ignore their customers from having an updated information for BD.

Through their site of blu-ray titles, I bought one as it said it would have subtitles in Portuguese.
BAD IDEA.
In fact, it is not the info the of Blu-Ray title: it's the info of DVDs. They don't even had "time" to update the info to CORRECTLY say BD info, not DVD info.

They even says INCORRECTLY (when the shipping address is South America, for example) that the media cannot be played in others zones. This is true for DVD (zone 1 vs zone 4). NOT ANYMORE for Blu-Ray where ALL America is in the SAME zone. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Region_codes)

Yesterday I went to a BestBuy shop and was disappointed (again). My "amazon" list didn't match with the titles with Portuguese titles for example.

For those I found in the BestBuy shop that has Portuguese titles, ALL MATCHES with an advanced search in https://www.blu-ray.com/

! ! ! Congratulations Blu-Ray.com ! ! !

Amazon: why don't you erase your records and uses BLU-RAY.COM database ?

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Gilson Soares

PS: Can anyone forward this to them ? As a frequent customer, they didn't hear me.

[alexakajeff]

I have had sooo many problems with amazon, I gave up on them.