Not for rental DVDs

[the white rabbit]

Why does just about every DVD I hire from my video shop say 'Not for rental'?

Surely one of life's great mysteries.

[Razor]

You still rent from a shop? How quaint!

[the_lone_wolf]

You still rent from a shop? How quaint!

TPBFTWLULZ

:wink:

[hovis]

TPBFTWLULZ

:wink:

+1

[keithd]

TPBFTWLULZ

:wink:
third party
breakfast
financial times
we love u lol zzzzzzz ???

[Seggons]

third party
breakfast
financial times
we love u lol zzzzzzz ???

You know when you old when ....

It would've been more obvious if it was formatted correctly like this. TPB FTW LULZ

:)

[xXBADGERXx]

Speak English ......................... Mongs

[the_lone_wolf]

Speak English ......................... Mongs

That's what I kept thinking when I was in Wales...:p

[the white rabbit]

Can't be arsed to spend ages on the computer or downloading and out here only get Sky. So when I fancy something specific on the spur of the moment, yes, the video shop is easiest.

I think the children are referring to The Pirate Bay :rolleyes:

[xXBADGERXx]

Anyway , before this descended into Gibberish , to answer your original post .......... when you are a hire shop and put films out to Rent , you are supposed to go through the "proper" channels and buy a Rental version of the film . These are about £150 to buy so that the company that distributes the film gets their fair share from multiple rentals . Of course , some shops skirt around this issue buy buying them for a Tenner from Asda and renting them out .

[the white rabbit]

So I am complicit to a crime now. Oh the dilemma.

[Razor]

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