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*ClassicPinUp*
01-30-2007, 10:04 PM
Does anyone else have trouble finding The Lost & Classic 39 in stores? I've had to buy all mine (I bought the 39 online several years ago because even then the stores didn't have them) online because Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy & a few others doesn't have them in store. I know Amazon sells them like crazy because I tried to order Set 6, since one of my DVD's skips *not sure why it just suddenly started doing that.* & I had to wait since they were all sold out. Which leads me to believe a lot of other people aren't finding them.
powbangzooom
01-31-2007, 08:12 AM
Does anyone else have trouble finding The Lost & Classic 39 in stores? I've had to buy all mine (I bought the 39 online several years ago because even then the stores didn't have them) online because Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy & a few others doesn't have them in store. I know Amazon sells them like crazy because I tried to order Set 6, since one of my DVD's skips *not sure why it just suddenly started doing that.* & I had to wait since they were all sold out. Which leads me to believe a lot of other people aren't finding them.
Best Buy carries the 39 for about $35. I also found the 39 at BJ's Wholesale club. As far as the lost eps, the only ones I've found are single discs. Never seen a box set at a store. I'm sure any store will order them for you, but it is probably more $.
T-Greg
01-31-2007, 11:11 AM
Does anyone else have trouble finding The Lost & Classic 39 in stores? I've had to buy all mine (I bought the 39 online several years ago because even then the stores didn't have them) online because Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy & a few others doesn't have them in store. I know Amazon sells them like crazy because I tried to order Set 6, since one of my DVD's skips *not sure why it just suddenly started doing that.* & I had to wait since they were all sold out. Which leads me to believe a lot of other people aren't finding them.
If the DVDs are skipping now and did not before, try a DVD lens cleaner for your player. They are shaped just like a DVD, but it has a very small brush on it. It could be that the disc is dirty or has a scratch, in which case you can buy a solution to fix that problem
*ClassicPinUp*
01-31-2007, 11:37 AM
Best Buy carries the 39 for about $35. I also found the 39 at BJ's Wholesale club. As far as the lost eps, the only ones I've found are single discs. Never seen a box set at a store. I'm sure any store will order them for you, but it is probably more $.
Huh maybe it's just the Best Buy around here *I live in Orlando* luckily I have them all. I do want to get another set of the classic 39 since the box has a little wear on it *I'm a neat freak so that drives me nuts lol* so I'll have to check out BJ's. Thanks!
*ClassicPinUp*
01-31-2007, 11:39 AM
If the DVDs are skipping now and did not before, try a DVD lens cleaner for your player. They are shaped just like a DVD, but it has a very small brush on it. It could be that the disc is dirty or has a scratch, in which case you can buy a solution to fix that problem
Great idea! Thanks!
The Great One
01-31-2007, 04:52 PM
Does anyone else have trouble finding The Lost & Classic 39 in stores? I've had to buy all mine (I bought the 39 online several years ago because even then the stores didn't have them) online because Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy & a few others doesn't have them in store. I know Amazon sells them like crazy because I tried to order Set 6, since one of my DVD's skips *not sure why it just suddenly started doing that.* & I had to wait since they were all sold out. Which leads me to believe a lot of other people aren't finding them.
That's interesting to hear you say that. I had the same experience with the stores you mentioned. :confused:
treky
02-02-2007, 02:08 AM
If the DVDs are skipping now and did not before, try a DVD lens cleaner for your player. They are shaped just like a DVD, but it has a very small brush on it. It could be that the disc is dirty or has a scratch, in which case you can buy a solution to fix that problemStaples also sells a disc cleaner that works. You just spray it on the disc-only a little-and wipe it off with a clean rag. They sell it with a little machine where you spray it on the disc; insert it in the machine and it spins and wipes it off.
However, I've had succes using something that Netflix said. Just spray a little glass cleaner, like Windex, on the disc and wipe it off. (wipe straight across the disc, and not in circles)
Make sure the disc is dry before you put it in your player.
The Great One
02-02-2007, 05:35 PM
Staples also sells a disc cleaner that works. You just spray it on the disc-only a little-and wipe it off with a clean rag. They sell it with a little machine where you spray it on the disc; insert it in the machine and it spins and wipes it off.
However, I've had succes using something that Netflix said. Just spray a little glass cleaner, like Windex, on the disc and wipe it off. (wipe straight across the disc, and not in circles)
Make sure the disc is dry before you put it in your player.
Thanks for the info. :)
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