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I did managed to get The DaVinci Code DVD for free.
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GAMEFLY TRICK: HOW TO GET A WII FOR $50
Gamefly was giving away a Wii or a free year of to anyone who got five people to sign up. Instead of actually trying to find people interested in the service, I just gave five of my friends ten bucks and told them to sign up for the cheapest option. Gamefly didn’t know the difference and I had my five people signed up in three days. I printed off the Gamefly redemption form and sent it in and soon after all of my friends quit Gamefly. I didn’t know if it would work, Gamefly didn’t even want money for shipping and handling, but six weeks later and for only $50 I had my Wii.
GameFly Opens East Coast Distribution Warehouse
GameFly, the leading online video game rental service, today announced the official opening of a distribution center in the Pittsburgh area. The new center will allow GameFly to more quickly serve its East Coast and Midwest members. [Read more →]
Free 30 day rental with Sofa Cinema and FREE iPod shuffle (after 3rd month)
This Sofa Cinema deal is powered by LoveFilm. If you sign up before the 12th of June, you’ll get a free 30 day DVD rental trial. They are offering a free iPod shuffle (these are worth about £50) if you stay with them for 3 months.
It’s not a bad offer, if you pay for DVD rental anyway.
Lovefilm ponders £100m flotation
Lovefilm, Europe’s largest online DVD rental group, has appointed Goldman Sachs to advise it ahead of a possible £100 million flotation. Goldman is reviewing all options for the business, including a possible sale or a float. A flotation could value the business, which has operations in the UK, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Germany, at about £100 million. But an adviser to the company said that a flotation was likely to be a year away.
Lovefilm, whose backers include Esprit Capital Partners, the former Cazenove Private Equity and Index Ventures, allows subscribers to order films online, which are then posted out with a prepaid return envelope. There is no deadline or “late fees” for returning the fim and once they have been received others can be ordered.
The attraction to buyers lies in Lovefilm’s database of subscribers. In four years Lovefilm has amassed nearly 500,000 subscribers. It generates more than five million postal transactions each month. Online DVD rental is putting increasing pressure on traditional bricks-and-mortar film rental stores such as Blockbuster.
Screen Digest has forecast that, by 2009, online rental companies will have one quarter of the market in America and one third in Europe.
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