they would say ok we'll let you stay on without mailing you a cd
unless you pick.
That was nice
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 3:23 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: columbia house dvd question
I'd say don't touch Columbia House with a 10 foot pole. I got sucked
into that for CD's when I was younger, and it was a huge mess. I did my
"10 free CD" request thing, but they sent two wrong ones. When I tried
to send them back, they wouldn't take them. That, and after satisfying
my membership requirements, I recieved a CD in the mail once every two
or three weeks. If I didn't want it, I had to mail it back at my
expense. If I did, I had to send them a check.
Needless to say, this got annoying, and it took more than a month of
annoyed letters and at least two hours on hold to cancel my membership.
I say that, since you might want widescreen DVDs, but if you get the
fullscreen version, CH might not let you swap them out. That, and I
think it's a racket anyway. :)
- Jim
Raymond Camden wrote:
>So, I got an offer to join the columbia house dvd club. The deals looks
good
>enough. But one thing bugs me. They gave me this giant collection of
stamps
>with DVD movies, and maybe 3 or 4 are marked "Widescreen" or
"Fullscreen."
>How in the hell are you supposed to tell what format the movies are in?
>
>-rc
>
>
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