EZ-Ds available on property

[Testtrack321]

Drop the price to $5 and then offer a $1 rebate when you return the DVD for recycling (along with the packaging).

 

[Dayma]

In my opinion, these "encourage" pirating. Think about it, if someone gave you a picture that you want to keep and said that it would fade away in 48 hours, what would you do with it? Scan in, of course.

I think that the people that are already scanning this stuff will do so wether it is on this format or not.

 

[MikeVarney]

Originally posted by Testtrack321
Drop the price to $5 and then offer a $1 rebate when you return the DVD for recycling (along with the packaging).

I believe the recycling was part of the originally announced plan. It was like "bring 5 expired discs back for recycling and get one for free" or soemthing like that.

But I agree with the previous poster... they really need to get to the price point of $2-$4 before these'll sell.

-- M

 

[antoinebusby]

Forget that! Why not go with Netflix? That is where I rent all of my DVD's from now. I can rent as many DVD's a month that I want for $20. I can even return them when I want...NO LATE FEES!!! Beats standing in the ever growing line at Blockbuster. At my rental rate, I am only paying $1.79 per DVD that I "rent".

 

[awallaceunc]

Another reason that ripping it may not be worth it is that it's not likely to come with the special features and cover art/disc art, etc. that collectors like.

-Aaron