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[totoro'd]

I just found this site on the net, and curious if anyone has ever ordered a DVD from them?
This is the site http://www.perfectcartoons.com

They have some cartoon series that are not normally available on DVD. I'm mainly interested in the 90's X-Men the Animated Series and the 80's Dungeon & Dragons DVD's, and don't want to get some crappy quality ones.

Anyone heard of them?

 

[shuri]

Why the heck would you pay for dvd-r copies mastered from shitty 320x200 encodes from kazaa?

 

[totoro'd]

Why the heck would you pay for dvd-r copies mastered from shitty 320x200 encodes from kazaa?

Well, that's why I was asking though, if someone had ordered from them and they were good quality, I wouldn't have a problem buying them. I don't have Kazaa or any other file sharing thing

 

[DDayton]

"code 341.322.12 of the Internet Privacy Act of 1995"

I'm curious as to what this clause is, as the site you referred to has it prominently displayed in their terms of service, and a search on the net only brings up OTHER sites selling/trading illegal copies of material. The ToS seems to imply that you can't read their site if you are doing so in order to prosecute them for copyright infringement, and I find it hard to believe we have a law saying one can't access a website without permission.

Edit: Drat. I was hoping for a badly misquoted law. Instead, it seems that this is simply a lie without ANY basis. How disappointing. (Site 1 reference, Snopes.com reference.)