Thread: Amazon to offer DVD's to Rent at a Reasonable Price
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Old 24-01-2005, 12:35   #50
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Re: Amazon to offer DVD's to Rent at a Reasonable Price
I'm still using screenselect and they seem pretty good in sending priority one disks and seasons in order without breaks. Had one unplayable disk and when this was reported using their online functionality it was removed from my allocated disks and another from my selection was sent out later that day, and the replacement for that disk when my next disk was returned.

Used their holiday option over Christmas so this months bill was only £8, that was nice.

As I have over 200 items in my list I really cannot be bothered to tart the list about for a few 30 day free trials.
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