Meteor Goodie Bag and Extravision

Lord Derpington

Offer valid on the 16th May 2011 and 23rd May 2011

Its actually a half price on this offer

MeteorGoodieBag wrote:

Please Note: This voucher entitles the holder (must be a member of Xtra-vision) to a half price Movie Madness Bundle which normally retails at €10 . Valid on Monday ONLY on the following dates 16th May 2011, 23rd May 2011. Voucher must be handed in upon redemption. Valid for a single transaction. Normal membership conditions, standard rental periods and extra night options apply. Soft drinks are 330ml cans. This voucher will not be exchanged for cash, credit or refund. Cash value 0.001c. This voucher cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Damaged , defaced or photocopied vouchers will not be accepted. Promoter address Xtra-vision Ltd., Greenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland. Covers DVD and Blu-ray. Valid in ROI only

MetorGoodieBag.ie

Basq

Noticed when going past my local on Sunday that they've reduced this to €8 now in Xtra-Vision.

BionicRasher

Basq wrote: »

Noticed when going past my local on Sunday that they've reduced this to €8 now in Xtra-Vision.

A little off Topic but...

I think Xtra-Vision must be under a bit of pressure. Would they not start to try to get in to the Online Movie streaming / Rental Space?
No real Irish online versions available like Netflix or Lovefilm or AceTrax

big gap there at the moment

Lord Derpington

tui0hcg wrote: »

A little off Topic but...

I think Xtra-Vision must be under a bit of pressure. Would they not start to try to get in to the Online Movie streaming / Rental Space?
No real Irish online versions available like Netflix or Lovefilm or AceTrax

big gap there at the moment

They are under serious pressure, they are owned by blockbuster and they are bankrupt,
Check out todays news LINK

BreakingNews.ie wrote:

Troubled DVD rental chain XtraVision is due back before the High Court later.

An interim examiner was appointed to the business, which has 1,300 employees in 180 stores, two weeks ago.

Today the court will be asked to extend court protection from its creditors.

The company insists the vast majority of the stores - all of which remain open - are profitable, despite problems with high rents and a drop in revenues.

An investor, Birchall, is prepared to pump €6m into the DVD rental chain and it is being argued that the company can emerge from insolvency.

2smiggy

sad to see how high rent and council charges are forcing businesses under. hopefully will remain open as that is alot of people out of work.

Skyuser

greenfly wrote: »

They are under serious pressure, they are owned by blockbuster and they are bankrupt,

Blockbuster sold it a couple of years ago.

francois

greenfly wrote: »

They are under serious pressure, they are owned by blockbuster and they are bankrupt,

They are not owned by Blockbuster and they are in examinership, not bankrupt, which is a completetly different thing

blastman

How landlords are still getting away with upward-only rent reviews the way business is at the moment is beyond me.

Oracle

Anytime I pass an Xtravision its empty, they're like ghost stores.

The web site looks better now, seems a bit buggy though .... www.xtravision.ie

JP Liz V1

Might try this offer later