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Posted by Jeff Rife on 10/07/84 11:51
jayembee (jayembeenospam@snurcher.com) wrote in alt.video.dvd:
> > i did see 1 sight that was elling the Hornet,but,it looked
> > ''shady'',like an ''overnight set up'' websight,I was trusting
> > my instints.
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> There are a lot of websites selling bootleg DVDs of TV shows. The
> best way to tell if they're legit is to look up the title on a
> legit etailer like Amazon or DVD Planet. If they don't list it,
> it's bound to be bootleg.
On the other hand, just because they *do* list it doesn't mean it's not
a bootleg. Amazon lists a lot of DVDs that have never been released, as
well as out-of-print items. For region 1, http://www.dvdpricesearch.com/
is fairly authoritative...if they don't list it, it has almost certainly
never been released, and if they do, it almost certainly has, with OOP
marked appropriately.
--
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| Apparently he handles a lot of Bill Gates'
| money, so, don't say anything derogatory
| about the Netherlands or Microsoft."
| "Oh, damn...there goes my opening joke about
| the Dutchman trying to install Windows 95."
| -- Niles and Frasier
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