James Marsters Limited Edition Words and Music DVD Pal version - Cast&Crew

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January 07 2006

James Marsters Limited Edition Words and Music DVD Pal version. Both are now shipping the pre-orders. However, if you haven't gotten yours, there are some left but since it is a limited edition once they are gone, they will be gone. This is the link to the NTSC version.

RavenU | Cast&Crew | 14:34 CET | 5 comments total | tags: buffy, angel, spike, james marsters

Hmm, yeah, I notice it's actually cheaper for someone in the US to buy the PAL version....I guess since I have a region free dvd player, that's what I'll do. Not sure I understand the logic though!

But I do like the cd face of the US version better...

Rogue Slayer | January 07, 18:53 CET

Well, unless they change the price daily to reflect the current money exchange, it would be very difficult to charge the same price. I think they choose the nearest whole dollar amounts to charge. And by the time you pay the extra fee your credit card company or bank will charge for a payment in another currency, you might save a couple of dollars.

iowagirl | January 07, 20:16 CET

Well, I ordered mine tonight, and my bank didn't charge extra enough to make it a better deal to buy the NTSC version. I also don't understand why the shipping from the UK to the US is cheaper than shipping within the US...it's all a confusing setup.

Rogue Slayer | January 07, 22:22 CET

I ordered mine through Power Star Collectibles here in the US so I didn't have to worry about exchange rates or regions. As a total Luddite, I have no idea if my DVD player is encoded or not.

kpbkwrm | January 08, 00:28 CET

Sounds good, but where can I order them?

[ edited by Caroline on 2006-05-11 23:44 ]

savvy_guitar_chic | January 08, 13:23 CET

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