Game of Thrones: The Complete Second Season Pre-Order (Blu-ray) $25 + Free In-Store Pickup

So wait, the digital download code in the blu ray package will work on Amazon too?

Quote from PathMaster : So wait, the digital download code in the blu ray package will work on Amazon too?

My code worked for both iTunes and Amazon.

Quote from BrokenVisage : Surprise surprise, my order at Fry's is backordered. That makes 2 orders I'll have to keep an eye out for when they inevitably cancel because they can't be fulfilled. Screw them with a 2 inch drill bit.

Agreed, screw Fry's. Not impressed with my first online Fry's experience. I emailed them about canceling the order, never got even an acknowledgement of my email, then just called their CS number several hours later. Shockingly the order remained active, so I cancelled it again over the phone. I asked the rep to email me a confirmation. Still haven't gotten Fry's confirmation in the time it took me to order it on Amazon and get a confirmation email from Amazon! What a joke. At this rate, Fry's is heading down the trajectory of Circuit City...

frys increased their price

It appears so. Outside chance that it may drop again for the Fri-Sat ads, but many people are speculating it was a price error and they put the DVD price up on the Bluray since most every other store is selling the DVD only set for 24.99.

Fry's is spotty with followthrough of their errors, but most of the time I have gotten it eventually including some spectacular recent deals on Criterion discs. They sometimes will cancel Price Errors though usually this will happen quickly or if it's a limited release situation where there isn't anyway to get more stock when they oversell something.

I sent in an e-mail about the price change from $34.99 to $29.99 and they processed me a refund for $5.00.

Then they also processed me a refund for $5.42.

I ended up getting it for $27.46

Just got my set via UPS from Amazon. No floating discs and Digital download code right where it should be.

Thos.

Quote from dracore : On a side note, i don't suppose anyone here has a Season 1 Stark slip cover they wouldn't mind selling to me? :-)

I understand making multiple box art covers from a retail point of view... because it's like some people like red vs white or blue vs green whatever..

But help me understand from a collectible point of view how a box art slip cover is even important ?

The content inside is exactly the same or am i wrong ?

So to have the slip cover is theory is only appealing knowing that you have it / own it correct ?

In most circumstances DVD's are shelved or stored in cabinets which do not display the box art.. but rather just the spine. So... again why pay more for Artwork that will be seen only 1% of the time you own it.

I think of this as the Pokemon Syndrome : you got to collect them all.

If the content inside added more value such as extra features or bonus content which is not available in the standard edition ...it's worth the purchase.

But to each their own.. I just would like to understand.

Quote from aray0002 : I just would like to understand.

It just makes them feel good and special imo. I went with the Target deal with a PM to Frys and used my Red card for extra 5% off. The most content even if I only watch it once is the winner for me. The extra Target disk is a bluray that comes in a slim bluray case. That is the best deal atm.

okay. So regarding the Digital Copy, I selected iTunes first; it takes awhile to download so once it started there, I went back and selected Amazon. I got a code from the Amazon selection and now have a $38.99 credit.

It shows GoT series 1 and 2 (icon).

When I bought the GoT series 1 there wasn't a free digital copy.

So if I select GoT1 will I be charged $38.99? Is this only good for GoT2?

Quote from farsighted99 : okay. So regarding the Digital Copy, I selected iTunes first; it takes awhile to download so once it started there, I went back and selected Amazon. I got a code from the Amazon selection and now have a $38.99 credit. It shows GoT series 1 and 2 (icon). When I bought the GoT series 1 there wasn't a free digital copy. So if I select GoT1 will I be charged $38.99? Is this only good for GoT2?

Good for season 2 only.

Please let me know how long it takes you to download from iTunes and what your Internet speed is.

I only have .7 mps speed and trying to see if it is worth it for me to download .

Thanks

Quote from sillywabbittwix : Good for season 2 only. Please let me know how long it takes you to download from iTunes and what your Internet speed is. I only have .7 mps speed and trying to see if it is worth it for me to download . Thanks

I have very fast internet and it took a couple hours. My speed is about 40-50MBsec (cable)... high speed. So I would advise you to go somewhere with faster internet.

Quote from farsighted99 : I have very fast internet and it took a couple hours. My speed is about 40-50MBsec (cable)... high speed. So I would advise you to go somewhere with faster internet.

Thanks. For the info. 40 / 50 is fast!!! Thanks for the tip!



Also, anyone can answer this please:

I sold my DVD set ONLY on eBay (there was no digital code paper in the DVD set, it only came in my bluray sleeve). It was clearly stated in my auction description that it was the DVDs and bonus disc.

Now he put a "not as described" dispute against me saying the DVD are computer generated and won't play on his DVD machine and it won't play without codes. Plus he is saying they are not new. Unbelievable !!!!! I should have tested the DVDs before I sent them!! Now he says he wants his money back or a brand new bluray set!

Is this true? The dvd set won't play without codes?

Any response from anyone would be appreciated! Arrhhh,, I hate eBay !!!!!!!

Quick question, was there a code with Season 1 Blu-ray for a digital version that would work with Prime?