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Q: wholesale english dvds

where can i buy wholesale current title american  english dvds

13 years 34 weeks ago in  Shopping - Shanghai

 
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Wholesale?  Are you talking about legit DVDs or they type they sell on street corners?  If you are looking for legit, then I don't think you will find that in China.  International IP laws are a pain in the butt when it comes to entertainment industry products.

 

If you are talking about copies, well...  Talk to any vendor in a mall.  Wholesale should run about 3RMB per disk.  Most stores just download what they need from the Internet and burn them as they need new stock.

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Wholesale?  Are you talking about legit DVDs or they type they sell on street corners?  If you are looking for legit, then I don't think you will find that in China.  International IP laws are a pain in the butt when it comes to entertainment industry products.

 

If you are talking about copies, well...  Talk to any vendor in a mall.  Wholesale should run about 3RMB per disk.  Most stores just download what they need from the Internet and burn them as they need new stock.

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here in Shenzhen there is a big DVD shop in Dongmen they have been open for years,they sell good dvds,tv shows,bluray,you name it they have most likely got it.

 

what are you after?

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I have been watching these tv shows on dvd

 

Izombie season 2

bloodline season 2

the people vs oj simpson

11.22.63 season 1

daredevil season 2

lucky man season 1

legends sesaon 1

minority report  season 1

 

 

 

I will go to the dvd shop again next week during the 7 day holiday pick up some more.

 

ScotsAlan:

I am thinking about having a few days in Shenzhen over Golden week. Fancy meeting up to show me this shop?

10 years 5 days ago
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RobRocks:

Im sure we could do that,cool

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