Anybody Use These Guys

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http://www.cdwow.com/

Just wondering what their service is like before I place an order.

They seem to have a lot of stuff that I can't find anywhere else.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Messiah]

My mate used to use them a lot and he never had any issues.

 

[daveh75]

I used to use them a lot with no issue's, but then stopped,because the last few cd's i got from them all turned up with broken jewel cases.

 

[stanleyk]

I had similar problems, but if you email their customer service they will always send you a replacemenet case, excellent service as far ass i am concerned

 

[professorhat]

They did a number on a few of us here in terms of advertising lots of extremely cheap Blu-Rays then saying they were out of stock and cancelling the orders.

I wasn't that gutted at not getting the Blu-Rays (since they were too cheap to be true prices) but the whole thing smacked of the old "advertise something cheap which doesn't exist, get people on the site and hope they buy some other stuff while they're there before cancelling the order" gimmick.

Of course I have no evidence to back that statement up, but I'll stick with Amazon now I think.ÿ

EDIT - oh, and make sure you check the regions of any Blu-Rays / DVDs they stock. Quite often they'll stock other regions than the UK since they can get them cheaper. Nothing wrong with this and it's always indicated on the site, but many people don't think to check so thought I'd mention it.

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[Anonymous]

Good service. Never had any broken cases (or even cracked) - slightly slowly than UK (or Channel Islands) based services due to Hong Kong base or wherever.

Usually a pound or so cheaper too. Can't comment on DVDs as I've always bought CDs. In a a word or two - more than satisfactory....

 

[Anonymous]

professorhat:

They did a number on a few of us here in terms of advertising lots of extremely cheap Blu-Rays then saying they were out of stock and cancelling the orders.

I wasn't that gutted at not getting the Blu-Rays (since they were too cheap to be true prices) but the whole thing smacked of the old "advertise something cheap which doesn't exist, get people on the site and hope they buy some other stuff while they're there before cancelling the order" gimmick.

Of course I have no evidence to back that statement up, but I'll stick with Amazon now I think.

EDIT - oh, and make sure you check the regions of any Blu-Rays / DVDs they stock. Quite often they'll stock other regions than the UK since they can get them cheaper. Nothing wrong with this and it's always indicated on the site, but many people don't think to check so thought I'd mention it.

I'm in the same boat - got messed around with the cheap Blu-ray fiasco. Used to use them a fair bit up until then but never again. I'll just stick with Amazon/Play/Ebay from now on.

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the replies so far........I don't think I will be using them unless someone can convince me otherwise. Most posts so far are on the -ve side of neutral which in my eyes doesn't equate to a hassle free experience.