Friends 1st season DVD question?

Jan 9, 2004, 10:59 AM ET14 posts by 8 posters
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markoajda

I'm about to order it from http://www.amazon.com/. I'm wondering if there are English subtitles available in this release?

Many thanks, Marko

markoajdamarkoajda

I'm about to order it from http://www.amazon.com/. I'm wondering if there are English subtitles available in this release?

Many thanks, Marko

Metzgerei Suessmarkoajda

Yes!

markoajda schrieb:

> I'm about to order it from http://www.amazon.com/. I'm wondering if there > are English subtitles available in this release? > > Many thanks,
Rachmarkoajda

"markoajda" wrote in message news:wSyNb.1549$%[email]...

Before you order it, go to www.play.com they have the whole box set for �17.99
Coffee MugRach

Before you order it, go to www.play.com they have the whole box set for �17.99

I think you mean www.playusa.com. They've changed the address for R1 discs. (although you are able to select R1 discs at play.com, you're transferred to playusa.com.)
RachCoffee Mug

"Coffee Mug" wrote in message news:bu6mns$dpftn$[email]...

discs.

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no www.play.com its an English box set
Coffee MugRach

Rach wrote:

Ah, okay. But he mentioned amazon.com, which is an American site with American R1 dvds. The Season 1 R1 dvd is GBP 19.99 at playusa.com

claire soulsbyCoffee Mug

"Coffee Mug" wrote in message news:bu6pti$d9gdh$[email]...

*comes out of lurkdom*

Playusa is brillant for getting the US Friends boxsets cheaply...but cutoms have started getting wise to people ordering US dvds, and are lumping charges on. I've managed to evade them once (hurrah!) by the fact that my postman obviously didn't see the customs label, and therefore didn't ask me for money before he posted it, but it's worth noting. I think it's happening through Amazon now too - but, on Amazon.co.uk the other day someone was selling the R1 sets through their "z-shops" facility (or whatever they're called now)...so I'm trying that to see if I'll get around the charges that way.

I'm just not sure where it ships from.

Ideally, I'm searching for a nice company who'll either ship the package as a "gift" (the cut off price then is �35, rather than �18), or one which'll lie about the value of the contents. But realistically, I don't see that happening.

Claire

Sean Blackclaire soulsby

In article , claire soulsby writes

There are certainly a couple of Canadian suppliers that you won't have any problems with.

Sean Black
SebapopSean Black

On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 11:43:04 +0000, Sean Black wrote:

Yep, like www.dvdsoon.ca, for example. But I can't be sure, since I live in Italy, and not in the UK. Ok, it's still EU, but there is no central customs. I've ordered many times from amazon.com or dvdsoon.ca and I've never paid anything to the customs.

Sebastiano

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Tennant StuartCoffee Mug

In article , "Coffee Mug" wrote:

They are not just R1, they are also R2, R3, and R4.

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markoajdaRach

"Rach" wrote in message news:[email]...

there

Too late. BTW it says here http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=93084&p=57&c=&g=72 it's L38.99 and on top of that it's sold out too! Plus they don't even deliver to my country (Slovenia) so Amazon.com was the best choice for me.
Sebapopmarkoajda

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 22:13:58 +0100, "markoajda" wrote:

Don't worry. The American box set is better, so your choice would be the best even if Play shipped to your country.

Sebastiano/from the neighborhood (Italy)

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Sebapopmarkoajda

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 16:59:46 +0100, "markoajda" wrote:

Yes, they are available.

Sebastiano

Your brain at this moment is composed of brigades of tiny Bolivian soldiers. They are tired and muddy from their long march through the night. There are holes in their boots and they are hungry. They need to be fed. They need the Bolivian Marching Powder.