happygeek
30-07-2002, 11:05 AM
Hope it is OK to post this here, I'm sure Rafe will pull it if not :)
Anyway, I have been beta testing an online service for UK residents only at this stage (there are plans to go Europe-wide soon AIUI) and it has now gone 'live'. It is so good, and pretty unique, that I signed up for a paid subscription straight away. I know the guys behind the thing, and they are a reliable bunch - you really can't lose if you do decide to take a look as they will give you a couple of weeks free usage of the service to try it out!
All I ask is that you email me davey@happygeek.com with your preferred email address so I can get them to send you the details - by doing this I get referral credits which eventually add up to a free month of membership. Don't worry about spam, these guys are very much online users and hate spam so won't be sending you any or selling your address on.
Here's the hard sell, or as hard sell as I get:
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Rent as many DVDs as you want for as long as you want, for less than £10 a month. That's the offer being made by DVDSONTAP.COM, a new UK-based online DVD rental web site that's aiming to repeat the success of similar ventures in the US. Customers who subscribe to the service pay a monthly fee of as little as £9.99 to gain access to a huge library of new and classic movies. A queuing system allows them to specify the order in which they want to receive DVD titles, which are then sent by First Class mail along with a prepaid return envelope. There are no despatch or return fees and no late charges - customers just return a movie whenever it suits them, and the next in their queue is sent out straight away.
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If it wasn't a damn fine service I wouldn't be recommending it here - my reputation is worth more than that. As it happens, this has totally revolutionised my DVD purchasing. Instead of spending upwards of £100 per month on films and then selling them at a loss online to recoup some of the investment, I now spend £14.99 per month and for that get to watch at least 15 films in that month, often more. I subscribe to the Silver Service which lets me have any two films out at the same time, rather than the £9.99 Bronze membership which only lets you have 1 film out at a time.
All the best
Anyway, I have been beta testing an online service for UK residents only at this stage (there are plans to go Europe-wide soon AIUI) and it has now gone 'live'. It is so good, and pretty unique, that I signed up for a paid subscription straight away. I know the guys behind the thing, and they are a reliable bunch - you really can't lose if you do decide to take a look as they will give you a couple of weeks free usage of the service to try it out!
All I ask is that you email me davey@happygeek.com with your preferred email address so I can get them to send you the details - by doing this I get referral credits which eventually add up to a free month of membership. Don't worry about spam, these guys are very much online users and hate spam so won't be sending you any or selling your address on.
Here's the hard sell, or as hard sell as I get:
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Rent as many DVDs as you want for as long as you want, for less than £10 a month. That's the offer being made by DVDSONTAP.COM, a new UK-based online DVD rental web site that's aiming to repeat the success of similar ventures in the US. Customers who subscribe to the service pay a monthly fee of as little as £9.99 to gain access to a huge library of new and classic movies. A queuing system allows them to specify the order in which they want to receive DVD titles, which are then sent by First Class mail along with a prepaid return envelope. There are no despatch or return fees and no late charges - customers just return a movie whenever it suits them, and the next in their queue is sent out straight away.
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If it wasn't a damn fine service I wouldn't be recommending it here - my reputation is worth more than that. As it happens, this has totally revolutionised my DVD purchasing. Instead of spending upwards of £100 per month on films and then selling them at a loss online to recoup some of the investment, I now spend £14.99 per month and for that get to watch at least 15 films in that month, often more. I subscribe to the Silver Service which lets me have any two films out at the same time, rather than the £9.99 Bronze membership which only lets you have 1 film out at a time.
All the best