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Old 19-05-2007, 4:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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DVD Pacific

I've noticed that DVD Pacific's prices seem much cheaper than movietyme's but I wanted to know what there service is like?

Do they add postage when shipping to the UK and are there custom charges?
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Old 19-05-2007, 5:08 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I've noticed that DVD Pacific's prices seem much cheaper than movietyme's but I wanted to know what there service is like?

Do they add postage when shipping to the UK and are there custom charges?
Yes there e shipping charges, cheap though - about 1.50 for 10-14 day suface mail.

Yourun the risk of customs though if ordering over £18. Sinle DVDs will not incur any customs
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Old 19-05-2007, 5:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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cheers for the info. Think I'll stick with movietyme though as they can get stuff out in a day or two normally.
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Old 19-05-2007, 5:35 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Think their cheapest shipping price has gone up to around £2 now

Still cheaper than MT though for most discs.

Course if you're in a hurry for discs then you won't mind paying the extra £1 or so that MT charge.
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I've noticed that DVD Pacific's prices seem much cheaper than movietyme's but I wanted to know what there service is like?

Do they add postage when shipping to the UK and are there custom charges?
They charge £1 extra everytime you pay for an order with your credit/debit card. Stopped using them because I got sick of everything I ordered being held up at customs. When you add Price+delivery+£1 card charge it works out around the same as MT!
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Old 20-05-2007, 4:08 PM   #6 (permalink)
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They charge £1 extra everytime you pay for an order with your credit/debit card.
Never knew that.

Certainly didn't happen with the 2 orders I've placed recently
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Re: DVD Pacific

And has never happened on any of my orders
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Maybe fan73 works for MT
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Never knew that.

Certainly didn't happen with the 2 orders I've placed recently
Check your bank/visa statements! I wish i worked for MT, I'd save a fortune.
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They charge £1 extra everytime you pay for an order with your credit/debit card. Stopped using them because I got sick of everything I ordered being held up at customs. When you add Price+delivery+£1 card charge it works out around the same as MT!
You'll probably find thats a charge imposed by your cc company for a foreign transaction. DVDPacific have no way of charging you that £1 on your orders. Their shipping rates have gone up by 50 cents recently though
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Old 21-05-2007, 10:24 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: DVD Pacific

I used them a few times now and found there service is very good. Dvd's take about 7days but that doesn't bother me as I still got dvd's that I've had for a month or so and still haven't watched.

I have never been charged any extra on my Credit Cardstatement than whats on my invoice. My only advice on that £1 charge is to change your credit card ???
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I always got charged more on my card, I think some banks charge a set fee and some just use their own Exchange rate. Most HD I bought were about $24 which about £12.50 accoring to XE (before we had $2=£1!!) and I would be charged nearer £13.
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I am with Nationwide who dont charge you any extra for buying in a different currency and all my orders have been within a few pence of what XE said when I ordered.
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Re: DVD Pacific

Ditto

The CC company will usually lower the xchange rate by a few cents to what the real time rate is.

IE Purchase at DVD Pacific for $24 which at one time maybe £12 (say 2/1)

Card will be charged at say 1.97/1 exchange rate so the actual cost might be £12.20.
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Re: DVD Pacific

On DVD Pacific I always change the currancy to GBP British Pound before I start. I can't be bothered to try and work it out myself. So this is the price that is usual charged to my Credit Card give or take a few pence.
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