WARNING. SCAM on MFU DVDs

[leethet]

Do NOT do business with DVDCraze.tv.
They allege that they have the complete MFU on DVD, and I almost ordered it, but thought "Hm...probably a scam." So I did risk ordering a less expensive TV show and I've had nothing but runaround and silence from them (no DVDs, that's for sure), although they were so efficient as to charge my credit card TWICE for the dvds I've never received. They've reversed one charge (now that I've bitched) and let's see if they reverse the other or if I have to pursue this with authorities.
So -- a WARNING, cousins. Don't risk your dollars on this company.

Comments

[gilda-elise.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the warning. There's a couple of people on eBay selling the entire series, too. I wonder if TPTB realize how many other people are making money of this show because they're too lazy to get off their dead asses and release the dvds?

[leethet.livejournal.com]

I know! My assumption was -- had I gotten my original order -- that the company was making dvds from tapes, you know? And, depending on the quality, that it might be worth it to shell out for MFU. So I know I'm not the only one willing to buy bootleg dvds because we can't get the "genuine" ones.

[sensine.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the warning! It's very tempting since the 'real' dvds is still - well - is un-materialized a word?

[sensine.livejournal.com]

are. ARE. ARE! *mumbles*

[leethet.livejournal.com]

That's OK, I knew what you meant. ;) I'm surprised there aren't more typos in my posts, I'm so irritated with them.