How does he do it?

I have had a few people recently ask me how I get my DVDs so cheap, so I thought I'd let you know about the places I go and get them....

• Look on Play.com and check what Play Traders are selling. I have found some amazing bargains by looking at what Play Traders are selling. Sure, it's second hand, but it's still usually in very good condition! Also looking through Play Traders stuff you may be able to get import versions (if they interest you) cheaper than they are on PlayUSA!
• Check out CEX in you local town (if there is one) or online. These stores are great for picking up bargains, and sometimes special editions of DVDs that you may not be aware existed! Trust me, pop into your local CEX and you'll see what I mean...however, if they have got one in your area then have a look at CEX Online and see what you can find!
• Look in charity stores, car boot sales etc. You'd be amazed what gems you can unearth in charity shops and sales where you need to rummage. I have found SteelBook cased DVDs and boxsets at brilliant prices...and in a car boot sale you can always haggle and see if you can lower the price even more!
• Don't always buy the version of the DVD you want as soon as it is released. I know that sounds a little mad, but look at it this way...it could be in a sale in a few months and could be half price or even cheaper!
• Check out eBay! Yes, I know...that place some people lovingly/hatingly call "The Greedy Gits Club". Sometimes you can grab some seriously cool bargains, just make sure you are paying by PayPal so you are covered!
• Check out the bargain bins and sales! Yeah, I know that sounds obvious...but the bargain bin is something that is overlooked and you'd be amazed some of the treasures you can find! Same applies with sales, especially when things look like they are stupidly cheap...it's not always crap budget movies that get sold for £1!

Well, I hope that helps...and of course if you have hints and tips of your own the please let me know!