Hello my name is Greg Thomas and I live in Richmond, Va on the east coast of the United States.  I have been collecting DVD's for about three and a half years, and have comprised a what my friends call, "Your own private video store."  Where my collection is not the biggest in the world,  my little brother (450+) and Krusty(800+), I have found myself not returning merchandise that I really didn't want to retail stores and of course your friend and mine, EBAY.  Had to get a little advertising in for em'.

      First, keep a litlle piece of paper in your wallet and or purse comprised of movies that you see advertised on television that are to be realesed soon that you would llike to aquire.  This list does not mean that only new movies can be on the list.  When you think of a movie that you would like to have, whether it is Hard Times with Charles Bronson (70 something), or I-Robot (04), write them down.  I know my memorey is not what it use to be.  This enables you to always get a movie that intrests you allowing more than one viewing for ten plus dollars.  The list also will help you make decisions when purchasing DVD's.  If you are struggling making a choice between two movies, one you haven't seen and one you have that is on your list, well you do the math.  Easy decision making.

     Second, for all you neat people out there, Alphabetic order in genre is a great idea for keeping track of all you DVD's.  When you start you collection put it all in alphabetic order (normal movies, Martial Arts, T.v. series and Anime) are the genre categories that I have mine in.  Once you put them in order, write them all down on a seperate larger piece of paper in numerical order.  This tells you how many DVD's that you have plus you can write down a seperate collumn that shows name of person and movie that is being borrowed by all your broke friends!!!!!  This enables you to always get your movie back at the cost of ten plus dollars!!!!!!

     I hope that this information is helpful to all of you.  It has certainly helped me to expand my collection to well over 300 DVD's.  Happy Bidding and Buying consumers!!!!