Best Buy

[jacques1400]

@Cull Obsidian

Thanks for the heads up, but I'll order from Best Buy US instead, I'm sick and tired of wasting my time and money with Best Buy Canada.
It might cost me a premium, but at least the odds of getting a perfect SteelBook are in my favour.

[Cull Obsidian]

Anytime @jacques1400,

I can understand how you feel about wasting your time and money with Best Buy Canada. Before I placed this notice BBYC placed more copies of Dumbo for online preorder so I returned my damaged copy to the store and asked the clerk to reorder a new one (at this time it is sold out). That was a fiasco because I guess their internet went out and they could not order a new one and when it came back on the customer service clerk said it was no longer there and just handed me a store credit card for the amount of the steelbook. Came back home and those little voices I sometime hear told me to look on the web which showed it was still there for online orders; so I ordered my copy it went through and called the customer service number to inform them about my store's incompetence, they apologized and are going to look into the situation.

But for my part I sometime I am as sharp as a spoon and should have just made a new online order and once it went through take the damaged one back but who knew I was going to have so much problem.

[jacques1400]

It's all marketing for home theaters, because they obviously need something new and improved in order to sell Screens and players.
I'll splurge for 8K SteelBooks if it becomes reality, but unless something blows up, I'm not upgrading any of my components for the sake of playing them.

As for the dents in the SteelBooks, some of you might not mind having a small dent, in other words unless you are OCD it might not matter. Myself, I choose to return them simply because I have duplicates coming from the US.

I just find it a real sad that for $50 a pop, the best you can expect are damaged goods!