The death of the ‘video shop' and the move to online DVD shopping
The death of the video shop' and the move to online DVD shopping
First it was the death of the record and music store, but now the movie and DVD industry has also followed suit and moved into the online domain, making it easier than ever to get access to a full range of DVDs at the click of a mouse. If you've adopted online shopping, then you'll love the move from the video store to online and machine DVD shopping and renting.
- Buy DVDs online. Buying DVDs online is a simple and easy way to purchase your favourite movies. DVD shopping online makes sense, because usually you know exactly what you want and it's not something that can be tried on or tested! Furthermore, all film synopses are available online so you can still get just as much detail (often more) as you would if shopping in person. If you know you want an Inception DVD, for example, then order your copy online and save yourself a trip to the shops.
- DVD Rental Machines. The latest DVD rental craze is in the form of the DVD rental machine. DVD rental machines are now set up in most suburbs and work in a similar way to vending machines. Customers select which DVD they want from the machine's screen, pay via credit card and then the DVD slides out. Customers must return the DVD within a specified time period. The best thing about DVD rental machines is that unlike video shops they are open 24 hours and quick and easy. You can also watch clips and previews of the movies before you choose.
- Buy games online. We use computers to play games; we can even play with anonymous competitors via the internet. So it makes sense that our computer and other console games be bought online as well. Often online shopping offers significant discounts and it leaves you more time to play and less time to shop!
Have you made the move to online DVD shopping and the DVD rental machine? As our entertainment becomes increasingly digital, get on board and make the most of online DVD shopping and DVD rental machines.