I could be wrong, but I don't think that buying DVDs from other sellers (besides Amazon) counts towards the sale rank. When another seller sells a DVD (or book), the company (like MGM) doesn't receive any profit from sales and has no record of the sale being made. (I know that when used bookstores first opened in the U.S., legislation had to be passed in order to make selling used books legal; publishers weren't happy not to receive these profits).
I don't have a terrible amount of money to spend on DVDs right now, but I'd like to do what I can.
Gah. I definitely know what you mean. I've spent way too much money on DVDs lately, money that I should be putting to better use. But Amazon's sales lately have been pretty good; seasons 2 and 6 of SG-1 are both available for just under $25 each, for example.
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I don't have a terrible amount of money to spend on DVDs right now, but I'd like to do what I can.
Gah. I definitely know what you mean. I've spent way too much money on DVDs lately, money that I should be putting to better use. But Amazon's sales lately have been pretty good; seasons 2 and 6 of SG-1 are both available for just under $25 each, for example.
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