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It is worse than i thought. if there ever was a scam, this is it. i got the dvd's, finally, in the mail, 4 days ago, -- mind you, this is nearly 2 months after i ordered it! and at the risk of sounding like some silly forum, i never would have believed it, if it didn’t happen to me… 1. this person, whoever owns/runs this company, simply taped the shows off of tv, with a vcr no less, considering the extreme poor quality, and duped them onto a dvd, or in this case, series of dvds. 2. they didn't even bother to create menus for most of them, and in some you can even see the tv station ad. 3. then, if that wasn't bad enough. they came in a "priority mail" envelope, and the dvds themselves were wrapped in a bag inside of it. no box, no picture, nothing! 4. and, i am not kidding, they were each in a plain white paper dvd/cd sleeve, simply numbered 1-22. only the first one said the name of the dvd set. 5. i am going to take pictures of it all, send it back, that is, if i am ever able to decipher the chicken scratch that was written for the return address. and, since there is no phone or address on the web site, they may not ever get it back. 6. heck, if they were smart, they would at least let me send them back so they could use the same to scam on someone else. 7. however, i will save the pictures if my cc company requires it. 8. i will contact the attorney general’s consumer fraud division on this one if i can get a true name or address, but then, that is probably how they have gotten away with this all this time. It is worse than i thought. if there ever was a scam, this is it. i got the dvd's, finally, in the mail, 4 days ago, -- mind you, this is nearly 2 months after i ordered it! and at the risk of sounding like some silly forum, i never would have believed it, if it didn’t happen to me… 1. this person, whoever owns/runs this company, simply taped the shows off of tv, with a vcr no less, considering the extreme poor quality, and duped them onto a dvd, or in this case, series of dvds. 2. they didn't even bother to create menus for most of them, and in some you can even see the tv station ad. 3. then, if that wasn't bad enough. they came in a "priority mail" envelope, and the dvds themselves were wrapped in a bag inside of it. no box, no picture, nothing! 4. and, i am not kidding, they were each in a plain white paper dvd/cd sleeve, simply numbered 1-22. only the first one said the name of the dvd set. 5. i am going to take pictures of it all, send it back, that is, if i am ever able to decipher the chicken scratch that was written for the return address. and, since there is no phone or address on the web site, they may not ever get it back. 6. heck, if they were smart, they would at least let me send them back so they could use the same to scam on someone else. 7. however, i will save the pictures if my cc company requires it. 8. i will contact the attorney general’s consumer fraud division on this one if i can get a true name or address, but then, that is probably how they have gotten away with this all this time.