[FNG212]

I have seen a few places selling HD-DVDs but where is a good place to pick some up? A few searches return wildly different prices for HD-DVD media.

Sheepishly, I found a great site but I lost it. It's a site advertised on a few of these forums but I haven't seen the ads in a bit. It was offering $2 HD-DVDs and $6 blu-rays. If anyone knows of any good stores please let me know.

Thanks.

PS: I am mostly interested in Discovery Earth and random movies. Ebay and Amazon have a high variance of availability and price.

 

[eugovector]

I sold all mine on Ebay.

 

[tcarcio]

You can checkout Inet video they have some good deals....http://search.inetvideo.com/search?w=hd+dvd&view=grid

 

[SteveCallas]

Inet is ok, but unless you spend over $50 or $100, you don't get free shipping, and their shipping charges add up fast. Also, they tend to not have a lot of discs in stock that they advertise. Used hd-dvds on Amazon has brought me the most success - there is a seller named traderbora who offers free super saver shipping when you spend $25 or more. Other people will sell discs at <$1, so the $3 shipping isn't bad at all.

 

[BrianAbington]

Local pawn shops are usualy really cheap too. The one near me will blow them out to clear off the shelf at 4 for $5.

I am thinking about taking advantage of this next time they do it because of the deal that warner bros is offering on trading up to blurays.

 

[Jungle Jack]

Hello,
Amazon Marketplace has a huge selection of HD-DVD's with most costing less than it will cost to ship the bloody disc!
Cheers,
JJ

 

[Lordoftherings]

I think Zellers use to have a $4* bin of HD DVDs (last time I check anyway, and in Canada at least).

* That's only $4 Canadian.