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From: "Matt Verran" <mverran@btinternet.com>
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Subject: Re: GC launch!
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 13:01:31 +0100
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Tronix are excellent, really great no-nonsense service.  I ordered my PS2
from there and had it the next day, fedex.  The games I've ordered have
always been shipped on day of release (or before) and arived within the
week.

The only problem they have is they're too popular.  Although I've only ever
heard of them have trouble shipping newly released consoles and stuff from
japan, they do frequently fill their pre-order lists for big name stuff very
quickly.

PS2 games work out about 40-45ukp including postage.

www.tronixweb.com

Good for discount/offer stuff is:
www.therage.com
Not as effecient as tronix but good when you don't want to pay full whack
for an older title.

I've heard lots of people use the canadian:
http://www.dvdboxoffice.com/
I havn't ever ordered from them so cant really comment

For australian (Nintendo PAL releases early):
http://www.tunzagames.com.au/
they were brilliant when I ordered my Excitebike64

Japenese game importing for when lik-sang don't have it:
http://www.hmv.co.jp/
I havn't ever ordered from these either so cant really comment

phew, import madness :)
Matt


Nigel Critten <Nigel@gamewarenospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:9nsqg0$8cu8@www.netyaroze-europe.com...
> I find it hard to find a decent reliable importer, I use Liksang for
> Japanesse stuff but American I don't know, can anyone recommended a good
> importer, maybe in this country (UK)
>
> Matt, you mention tronix are they good?
>
> Nigel
> www.100TinSoldiers.com
>
>