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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #270 on: Feb 19, 2009 at 05:11 PM »
Same here.  No one has followed up.  hahahaha! 

But in case they do follow up and I have to burn them a copy, I'd probably supply the blank disc, not unless of course, they offer to provide it.   ;D

How much is a 4.7 DVD nowadays, anyway? No prob if only one copy is needed. For multiples of three or more, I ask them to supply replacement discs.

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« Reply #271 on: Feb 19, 2009 at 07:13 PM »
How much is a 4.7 DVD nowadays, anyway? No prob if only one copy is needed. For multiples of three or more, I ask them to supply replacement discs.

I buy either the TDK Gold ones or Melody DVD+/-R, both at P13 a piece.  Yeah, I can probably supply up to 4 or 5 discs but more than that, I'd ask them to provide the blanks.   ;D

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« Reply #272 on: May 17, 2009 at 11:38 PM »
May mga officemate naman ako manghihiram ng dvd pero they copy the entire disc o kaya convert to avi o ipod. Minsan ako na lang nagco-convert para sa kanila.

I don't mind lending my dvd to my friends or co-workers because they are aware that I take care of my stuff really well. Makita palang nila bookshelf ko sa office they know that I take good care of my stuff. Kaya kahit sila kahit burara nagiging maingat na rin sa panghandle ng gamit ko.

Although I do hesitate to lend stuff to people who I don't know a lot o kaya sa mga taong may bad records na. Blacklisted na sila kumbaga hehehe.

Nabadtrip na din ako sa isang friend ko kahit na maingat sya, may mga kamag-anak sya na burara sa gamit na nakikitira sa kanya so gasgas ang Monsters Inc. ko. Kaya sya na ang nag-initiate na nagsabi na hindi na sya manghihiram kasi unavoidable na gamitin yun ng relatives nya.

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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #273 on: Jun 16, 2009 at 10:10 AM »
me naman was pinipili ko lang yung pinaghihiraman ko ng dvds lalo na't yung original and one of my collection ko pa ang gusto nilang hiramin..so far wala naman naging problem maliban sa isa..uncle ko pah..hiniram niya yung barry manilow concert dvd ko..pagsoli ang laki na ng gasgas malapit sa may bandang edge ng disc..di ko naman siya masabihan..kaya binigay ko nalang sa kanya yung dvd..ayoko na i-play sa mga gears ko yun. :(kaya ngayon..tinatago ko nalang yung mga dvd concerts ko..pag pumupunta siya  :(

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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #274 on: Sep 13, 2009 at 11:30 AM »
This is a funny topic pero totoo. me, my policy is "STRICTLY NO". di pwede to anyone even to my close friends kc i treat my dvd's as my sacred priced possesions. ala hiram hiram kc baka mawala or magasgasan. normally, other people are  not careful about any stuff especially kung hindi sa kanila. Just say no and tell them your valid absolute reason right away. for sure maiintindihan nila yun. you're not being madamot. you are just protecting your stuff from potential theives (kunyari nawala nya or nakalimutang isuli or hiniram ng friends nya hanggang di na makabalik) I say this based on experience! kaya warning narin to sa mga kaberks natin dito. 

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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #275 on: Sep 18, 2009 at 06:39 PM »
Already "disposed" all of my DVDs (including limited editions) (because of blu-rays)... so, how do I get out of this thread? He he!!!
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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #276 on: Sep 19, 2009 at 12:06 AM »
Already "disposed" all of my DVDs (including limited editions) (because of blu-rays)... so, how do I get out of this thread? He he!!!

mag put ka ng "pinoyBRD".hehehe. Pang rich pa kasi ngayon ang mga blue rays.but i agree with you - blue ray is the way to go for movie addicts like us.


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« Reply #277 on: Sep 22, 2009 at 08:44 PM »
sabihin na nilang madamot pero maingat kasi ko sa gamit, so hindi rin ako nagpapahiram ng DVD.. ayoko ng bini burn yung DVD ko.. feeling ko masisira, hehe..

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« Reply #278 on: Sep 23, 2009 at 03:17 PM »
NO!!!
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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #279 on: Oct 05, 2009 at 05:03 AM »
I only lend my collection to whom I trust, but generally I turn them down in a nice way.
Time to let them go.....

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Re: Would you lend out your DVDs? / How do you say 'NO'?
« Reply #280 on: Oct 05, 2009 at 08:05 PM »
Mabuhay!

This is a funny topic pero totoo. me, my policy is "STRICTLY NO". di pwede to anyone even to my close friends kc i treat my dvd's as my sacred priced possesions. ala hiram hiram kc baka mawala or magasgasan. normally, other people are  not careful about any stuff especially kung hindi sa kanila. Just say no and tell them your valid absolute reason right away. for sure maiintindihan nila yun. you're not being madamot. you are just protecting your stuff from potential theives (kunyari nawala nya or nakalimutang isuli or hiniram ng friends nya hanggang di na makabalik) I say this based on experience! kaya warning narin to sa mga kaberks natin dito. 

===sayang manghihiram pa naman sana ako from you.  :D ;D

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