5 Free Blu Rays With Receipt - Page 6

Originally Posted by show

So, if we use the form that does not state that you must buy at a store within your state, do you think we'll still get the free movies?

Originally Posted by show

I can find no wording on the rebate form that states the BD player must be purchased in your home state. It says "receipt from your eligible Blu-ray player purchase imprinted with store name and dated between 7/1/07 through 9/30/07 with purchase price circled"

I've gone to Bluraysavings.com to try and find additional info, but just see the rebate form. There is nothing stating the state clause in the fine print either.

Am I missing something? Can someone direct me to where this is stated?

I want to purchase a BD player, and will most likely purchase online.

Thanks

Upon further review, there are two different forms for the rebate. the one that is in color, found here www.bluraysavings.com , has the state clause. While the black and white, found here http://www.bluraysavings.com/Summer_...Order_Form.pdf , does not.

So, if we use the form that does not state that you must buy at a store within your state, do you think we'll still get the free movies?

Originally Posted by jclem

VERY INTERESTING!!! Check this out...If you go to the first site you listed, the one that has the big color picture of the movies and players and click at the bottom where it says "to print form click here", it brings up the same page as the one you listed second !!

Originally Posted by axmode

For the record, I contacted BB and told the manager the situation (I am one of the lucky few who is still within a 30 day return policy). The manager simply asked me to come in with my receipt and the promo rebate from after July 1st and whilst within my 30 days return. He did not think that brining in the BD player was necessary, but that may end up to be the worst case.

In any case, he was very helpful and told me that they (that BB) would not have a problem to do something like return /repurchase of the same item to reflect the new purchase date. I guess as long as it was not a BB rebate on these BD movies, they do not care.

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Originally Posted by axmode

Well BB CS stepped up to the plate (as I had previously stated-look above) and changed the receipt for me to reflect today's date as the sale date (new receipt), without having to take the actual BD player back for an exchange/repurchase. Of course, I was recharged on my credit card for the "new" purchase and the "return" will take about 48 hours to be re-credit the original charge back to my Visa card.

It took a while at BB to do this as the CS staff just stood around and acted completely dumb, whilst the manager came by to ask me as to, "who did I talked to" routine. I then told him that it was either this clean way or the tedious way of returning the unit (under the 30 days) for a fresh unit. He chose the clean way

Originally Posted by Foxhound12

So if you buy a BD player online do you just send them a copy of the invoice?

Originally Posted by Truespeed

I'm still trying to decide between Babel and The Italian Job. One is an Oscar nominated film and the other isn't

Also, which PS3 barcode do they want? There seems to be 2 barcodes on the PS3 packaging.

Originally Posted by Truespeed

Also, which PS3 barcode do they want? There seems to be 2 barcodes on the PS3 packaging.

Originally Posted by cappyxavs

which one has the better audio?

'Babel' is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround at 640kbps, though unfortunately, that's only about half of the 1.5mbps that its HD DVD counterpart receives. Why Paramount continues to offer such diminished audio on its Blu-ray releases remains a mystery. However, in the case of 'Babel,' I can't say it makes much of a difference. The film's sound design is restrained, and even after a fresh comparison between the two soundtracks given their disparate bitrates, I can't promise you'll get much in the way of blockbuster audio here. (Still, I'm knocking the Blu-ray audio rating down a half-a-star versus the HD DVD, just on principal, Paramount!)

Paramount gifts 'The Italian Job' with a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround track encoded at 640kbps, though unfortunately the film suffers from surprisingly average sound design. I'd say that this track on par with its Dolby Digital-Plus cousin on the HD DVD version, but that's not a huge compliment as the mix is rather lacking in excitement. (Note: Though the back of the Blu-ray box says there is a DTS 5.1 surround track included, it doesn't seem to be on the disc, at least that I could find.)

Originally Posted by TiburonTurbo

DITTO! I cut one out and through away the box. I didn't even think of looking for another?!

Can someone post which bar code they used or the UPS numbers on it?

Originally Posted by micah323

Can you make a copy of the upc code on the box? If not, how would a return for a defective unit work once you cut it from the box?

Just curious what is going to happen to the people that send all the materials in and then have a problem with their player.

My 5 movies I will be choosing are.
Chicken Little
Corpse Bride
Babel
Transporter 2
Underworld Evolution

I have no interest in owning Bable, but out of that group it seems to have the highest asking price, so I figure I can use it to trade for another good movie.

Going with Chicken Little because of the tier rating on it. Just to have it I guess. Category 5 is pretty bad. Transporter 2 is about the only thing I think I would want to own.

Originally Posted by micah323

Can you make a copy of the upc code on the box? If not, how would a return for a defective unit work once you cut it from the box?

Originally Posted by micah323

Can you make a copy of the upc code on the box? If not, how would a return for a defective unit work once you cut it from the box?

Originally Posted by Truespeed

Babel


The Italian Job


Looks like they're equal in the sound department.


BTW, The Italian Job (the updated one) scored 73% on RT while Babel only scored 68%

Originally Posted by triton.

Anyone else have a UPC that's in Spanish? I just picked up a PS3 yesterday from Costco.

My UPC on the box was covered with white paper sticker. When I removed it, on top it says "POS BAR CODE" and underneath the upc number is "POUR UTILISATEUR".

Next to this label there's a sticker with a "UC2" number and serial number. Do they need this too? I might send them both.