Thread: Amazon to offer DVD's to Rent at a Reasonable Price
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Old 10-12-2004, 18:25   #15
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Re: Amazon to offer DVD's to Rent at a Reasonable Price
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Originally Posted by TigaSefi
I have signed up to Amazon's £7.99 service and I'll let u know how i get on. the moment I get a scratched or jumpy disc then it's an immediate cancellation.
So the abuses of the previous user of the disk will be blamed on the service provider? Do you switch physical rental stores every time you get a damaged disk?
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