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How long do play.com take to deliver i ordered the Godfather Trilogy for Blueray. They say between 3-5 days, been waiting 6 days now. First time ive ordered of them.

 

[Anonymous]

Sometimes up to a week and a half. If you ring em they will just say its been shipped and is dependant on Royal Mail delivery!

 

[Anonymous]

Thats a long time a week and a half, well guess will just have to wait. Thanks.

 

[Anonymous]

It's 3 to 5 days from the point of when you get the email saying it's been posted, not from when you order, i've used play for years and they've always been reliable.

 

[Jonathan Evans]

I've ordered plenty of stuff from Play.com over the years and have never had a problem with them.

I reckon five or maybe six days is the longest I've had to wait, but normally it's with me in four days.

 

[D.J.KRIME]

Dont forget to count the days from date of dispatch and not date of order tho!

 

[Anonymous]

5 working days, dnt include weekends

 

[Anonymous]

five days is normal for any thing i ordered ,and have bought over 100 cd -- dvd-- and blu ray a good service i say normally..

 

[Big Chris]

I use Play for everything and stuff usually takes about 3 working days, maybe 4.

 

[laserman16]

to 5 days, but allow a bit longer as you get nearer xmas.Also use play all the time,never a problem.Got an empty mailing box off them once,some tea leaf at the post office had removed the contents,Phoned play up and they sent another out. Great service.

 

[bigblue235]

I've had the odd thing take a bit longer, possibly due to Royal Mail as much as Play. I have had a couple of things go missing entirely in the post though, and they've always been fair and speedy with replacing them.

I recently ordered a CD from them, that was backordered. Then I moved house to, funnily enough, about a mile away from their warehouse. They dispatched it to my old address (my fault, I guess) and it was redirected to me. A 1500 mile journey, to end up about a mile from where it started. Not very 'green', oops