Has anyone bought dvd's from ioffer? Have you had any problems with it?
Is it a safe & reliable site? What's the safest way to pay for your purchase?
Should you always stick with a high rated seller like 93 or above?
I'm thinking about ordering a complete set of a tv series through them but I've never had any dealings with this site. So any tips you can give me would be appreciated.

^ Thanks! Are the dvd's usually pretty good quality?

i'm a big fan of ioffer. i've bought many series that are very obscure and will never see the light of day on dvd. for one, nurses, i received the complete series of the show a month ago. this particular seller had artwork on the discs as well as episode titles that looked very professional. and best yet, they were the original nbc airings. the quality was 8 out of 10 and i was very pleased. they also have a feedback system similar to ebays which makes it harder to scam people. i've found two rare tv movies on there as well. i've recently got my sister hooked on it. i'd also recommend sell.com to you. its similar to ioffer and they have an identical selection of shows so maybe you can price shop among the two. shows i've bought are: 1. nurses 2. night court 3. clarissa explains it all 4. cow and chicken 5. 8 simple rules 6. george lopez

you're telling me. i look up obscure shows just for fum sometimes when i'm bored to see if they're on there and 99% of the time they are. i've found the bradys from '90 that had only 6 eps. as well as e/r from '84 with george clooney as well as rare tv movies. last night for $7 (which included shipping) i found a 1991 tv movie one special victory with john larroquette that was the original network airing and included original commercials. it always amazes me what i find. surprisingly i can't find promised land though.

i found lou grant, patty duke show, mr. ed, life with lucy...its insane!!

ioffer is awesome. I've found several hard-to-find movies on that site. :D

I had never heard of this ioffer.com until now! Thanks sooooooooooo much for posting about it! I just bought a bunch of different episodes of The Frank Sinatra Show from the early 1950's...which aren't available on DVD (only one episode has ever been released and that was on the Jackie Gleason Collection).

(((is in love)))

^ HAppy we could help. ;) :D

I also couldn't believe how reasonable the prices are.