DVD’S
December 29th 2004 1 minute to read
Where is the best and most affordable place to purchase dvd’s?
This post is over a year old which means the content may be outdated or no longer accurate.
Where is the best and most affordable place to purchase dvd’s?
This post is over a year old which means the content may be outdated or no longer accurate.
I only got four hours of broken-up sleep last night. I’ve never been good at napping. I’m just left in this exhausted awake state of being.
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I am pretty sure the last two weeks are catching up because I am beyond exhausted today. Trying to get caught up with the online world.
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The Wal-Mart here has a big bin of $5.50 DVDs that are actually worth watching. Maybe your Wal-Mart there also has something like that?
That all depends on what you’re looking for. Like Josephine says Walmart as well as other major department stores always have a cheap bin of the oldies but goodies and not so goodies. If you’re looking for newer movies though many of the rental places sell their pre-viewed DVD’s cheaper from 9-11 bucks and often will have buy 2 get 1 free specials. Sam’s clubs (if you have them) or other warehouse stores depending on what’s in your area also have very large selections of reasonably priced DVDs – Look around you’ll find them everywhere!