I used to use Deep Discount DVD all the time... till they decided to expand and change their name to Deep Discount. With that expansion they really went downhill in my opinion. So I recently decided to stop using them. As of right now I am only using Amazon.com.

i generally search through www.dvdpricesearch.com

-Agrare

columbiahouse only works if you buy a minimum of about 5 dvds. and even then, the shipping charges can still add up pretty quick, especially if you have box sets or movies with more than 2 discs. Not everyone can afford 10+ dvds at a time. I generally stick to purchases from them when they have sales(free shipping, double or triple fun cash, or other discounts)

buying the large number of titles (especially during the extra fun cash sales) makes it more benificial because then you can use that to get some free or discounted titles so you get an extra savings. but if you don't buy a) large quantites at a time or b) a lot throughout the year from them you can get just as good deals from various other online stores (using columbia house can let you get new releases cheaper during the time period they are first released and still close to 'full price') without putting as much work/effort into it.

-Agrare

Maybe it's me, (and it usually is,) but when I read the title of this thread I immediately thought that the electronics chain "Best Buy" had released a statement on watching DVD's online.

Better check that I took my morning med's.
     

Bobb

Best Buy & Wal-Mart locally.

DeepDiscount, Rightstuf, Buy.com, and sometimes eBay if I am feeling adventurous.

DeepDiscount is a good one. I've heard some say that the DVD's they received from them appeared to be "returned" merchandise, but I've never found that to be the case. dvdempire.com is another I like to use, though they don't always have the cheapest price, they ship VERY quickly and all of my dealings with them have been flawless. amazon.com is often overlooked for DVD deals, but right now they have a lot of DVD's selling for$5-$8. Locally, I like to keep tabs on barely used type stores and I sometimes stumble across a gem at Big Lots.

I don't know why, I've thousands of them.........In my every/never ending search for Crime Drama, movie or TV or trying to complete a TV series I started..........
Almost everyday I first check Amazon's Today's Deal. If they have something I'm interested in, (if the price isn't shown I put it in the cart to see the price). Then I check with www.dvdpricesearch.com.
And go from there..
I check around the what's new at some of the sites.
I usually pre-order a lot from Amazon, I have the 2 day shipping deal.
If later I find it cheaper, their easy to cancel.
I've ordered from just about every place mentioned, but mostly from Amazon & Deep Discount.
Then Best Buy, Buy.com. Best Prices, Pacific.
Even from Amazon.ca, Barnes & Noble, Critic's Choice, Time-Life, Warner, Mhz Networks, NBC, Shout!, Criterion, Disney and even Walmart on-line) once.
I have tags for all the places, I buy from.
Any place I can find what I want.
It takes to much time to sort through the racks at some store.
I'm watching some European Crime Dramas now,
Inspector Coliandro, Homicide Squad, Detective Montabano, The Octopus from Italy and Van Veeteren, Varg Veum, Wallander, Irene Huss from Scandinavia.
They are very, very, good so far.

I do this since I don't have enough money to sponsor a INDY car or NASCAR racing team.