Warner DVD 2 Blu Upgrade Program - Exchange ANY DVDs for WB Blu-Rays

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Update: Now trade in ANY DVD* for a Blu-Ray within the selected list.

*Qualifying DVDs include any Warner Bros. or non-Warner Bros. pre-recorded discs that contain professionally produced film content purchased at a regular retail or e-commerce store [excluding adult content]

From their FAQ...
Q: For television seasons, do I have to send in more than one disc?

A: No. You only have to send 1 DVD to receive the entire television season in Blu-ray. The DVD you send does not have to be from a TV show.

Q: Can you give an example?

A: Let’s assume you would like to receive six (6) movies and two (2) TV seasons on Blu-ray (so eight items in total). To receive these eight titles, you now need to send eight qualifying DVDs (without case) to our processing center.

Q:Can I really swap any DVD for a new Blu-ray disc?

A: Yes, qualifying DVDs include any pre-recorded discs that contain professionally produced content purchased at a regular retail or e-commerce store (excluding adult content). The DVDs can contain film, TV, sports, animation or documentary content and can be from Warner Bros. or non-Warner Bros. Blank or copied DVDs do not qualify.

Q: Does it have to be a movie DVD?

A: No, also qualifying are DVDs containing TV, sports, animation or documentary content.
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Terms:
DVD2Blu Program Terms

1. Thank you for participating in Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc.’s "DVD2Blu" Promotion Program (the "Program"). Please note that in participating in the Program, you accept and agree to each of the following terms and conditions, as well as the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Notice and Security Policy of the WBShop.com site (the "DVD2Blu Program Terms"). Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. may at its discretion change, amend or modify the Program Terms at any time without notice, provided that once any particular order is made such order will be governed by the DVD2Blu Program Terms in effect when the order was made.
2. You must be eighteen (18) years to participate in the Program.
3. Titles: For $7.95 or $9.95, as applicable, plus $4.95 shipping & handling per order to the contiguous 48 United States and the District of Columbia, and $6.95 shipping & handling per order to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico, plus taxes, you may purchase a "Participating Title" (see list of Participating Titles and prices by clicking on the button labeled CLICK HERE TO START) on Blu-ray in exchange for providing to Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. the original DVD disc containing the movie of the same Participating Title. An order under the Program totaling more than $25, exclusive of taxes, qualifies for free shipping and handling. Participating Titles are limited to those made available in the United States.
4. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. reserves the right at its discretion to offer other promotional offerings, including coupons and/or other discounts, to individuals who participate in the Program and to terminate any such promotional offering, or to modify or otherwise alter its terms, at any time; provided that individuals participating in the Program will be entitled to receive only the promotional offering, if any, that exists at the time of their purchase of the Blu-ray version(s) of the Participating Title(s).
5. To participate in the Program, you must follow these instructions:

To place your order and ship your DVD discs:


  • Select the "CLICK HERE TO START" button.
  • Select the Participating Titles you want to order.
  • Click CHECKOUT.
  • Enter the required information and follow the payment instructions.
  • Print out the pre-paid, pre-addressed PDF shipping label, which contains the necessary postage, which will be attached to your order confirmation e-mail. You do not need to add any other postage.
  • Place in an envelope no larger than 8½" X 11" (i) your DVD disc(s) (send only the DVD disc(s), no packaging) and (ii) the label with the barcode.
  • Affix the address shipping label to the envelope and mail it.

6. If you place two or more separate orders under the Program, the $4.95 (or $6.95 in the case of Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico) shipping and handling fee will apply to each order.
7. Each household may only obtain a single Blu-ray disc of a Participating Title. An order for two of the same Participating Title will not be honored. Rather, the order will be honored only as to one Blu-ray disc of the Participating Title so long as the order otherwise complies with the DVD2Blu Program Terms.
8. Limit: You may only order, collectively, up to a total of twenty-five (25) Participating Titles combined per household.
9. The DVD disc of the Participating Title must be:


  • an authorized, original DVD copy of the movie. Pirated and/or DVD-R copies are not valid; and
  • in good condition.

10. To participate in the Program, you must provide a residential address to which the Blu-ray version of the Participating Title(s) will be sent. P.O. Boxes are not acceptable and will not be honored.
11. Once your order is received, a confirmation e-mail will be sent to the e-mail address you have provided. You will receive a second confirmation e-mail once your Blu-ray order has shipped.
12. The replacement Blu-ray version of the Participating Title may have different special features and/or bonus material than contained on the DVD version of the Participating Title, including much less or no special features and/or bonus material, and/or the Blu-ray version may have a different aspect ratio (e.g., may be full screen instead of wide screen or vice versa) and/or the Blu-ray version may have a different rating or no rating.
13. The Program may be terminated by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. at any time. If the Program is terminated, all exchange requests made prior to the termination date will be honored; provided that the corresponding DVD discs are received no later than three (3) weeks following the termination of the Program.
14. All DVD discs submitted under the Program shall become the property of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. and shall not be returned to you. Also, if your household submits DVD discs of non-participating titles, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. shall have no obligation to return to you any such DVD discs.
15. The Program is (1) open to legal residents in the contiguous 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico who are 18 years of age or older and have Internet access; (2) void in the U.S. Virgin Islands, U.S. Military installations in foreign countries, all other U.S. territories and possessions and wherever prohibited or restricted by law; and (3) subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws.
16. Participation in the Program is not valid in combination with any other offer.
17. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. and its affiliates and divisions are not responsible for late, lost, stolen, delayed, unpostmarked, postage due, illegible or misdirected mail.
18. Allow four (4) to five (5) weeks after mailing your DVD disc(s) for processing. If you have not received your Blu-ray discs by the time allotted, you may send an inquiry via e-mail to following address [email protected]. Please reference your order number.
19. Submissions to the Program which do not strictly comply with the DVD2Blu Program Terms, including fraudulent requests, are invalid and will not be honored.
20. Any inadvertent exception to any of a Program Rule shall not be deemed a waiver of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc.'s right to enforce all such a Program Rule or any other Program Rule.
 
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I'll post an update in a few. On the phone with on of their CSR's. I asked if Multi-disc sets like TV shows would count as 1 bluray per disc and if special feature discs would count.
 
[quote name='Brian9824']They said special feature discs wouldnt work but TV shows would[/QUOTE]

Uh-oh. I sent in a special feature disc from a TV series (24). Whoops. We'll see what happens then.
 
So I'm right then? You could send in any DVD and get any of those blus? Doesn't even have to be the same movie to movie upgrade?

That just seems insane, awesome if that's right though.

edit- Looking at some of these on Amazon, some can be had for not much more than WB is charging, plus you don't have to send a DVD or pay for that postage.
 
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[quote name='Clak']So I'm right then? You could send in any DVD and get any of those blus? Doesn't even have to be the same movie to movie upgrade?

That just seems insane, awesome if that's right though.

edit- Looking at some of these on Amazon, some can be had for not much more than WB is charging, plus you don't have to send a DVD or pay for that postage.[/QUOTE]

Exactly what I was saying. The TV sets are the best deal, the individual movies however are either just barely deals, or not really deals at all. Most if not all of those movies will probably be available for the same price on black friday.
 
[quote name='spmahn']Exactly what I was saying. The TV sets are the best deal, the individual movies however are either just barely deals, or not really deals at all. Most if not all of those movies will probably be available for the same price on black friday.[/QUOTE]

yeah, the tv sets are where it's at. I snagged season 1 and 2 of chuck and an american in paris for $40 shipped. not a shabby deal at all
 
Season 1&2 of chuck, Season 1 of Terminator, and Fringe Season 1.

I have a disc only season of the Simpsons I got for like $.70 when gamestop was clearancing out there movies that I'll send in for them :)
 
I think it's a mistake to say all these will have black Friday deals. I also think it's a mistake to say these are going to be cheaper for the ones that do have deals. Really, what do you think, the stores are going to give them away for free? These are br disks at bargain bin DVD prices. Certainly everyone I know has a pile of garbage dvds they regret buying. Time to do some house cleaning and stop hoarding crap.
 
Tossed in an order for Chuck S1 and Chuck S2 as well as American In Paris.

I'll be sending them discs 2 - 4 from my Supernatural S1 that I had already sent in disc 1 from for Supernatural S1 on BR when they ran their free shipping sale.
 
Eh, i went for it - grabbed Chuck S1, Terminator S1&2, then wedding crashers and Final Destination.
Shouldn't be hard to find 5 discs to send in (have the SD versions of the 2 movies already)
 
Y'all are dumb. There's some good deals on there. Corpse Bride for $4.95? Amazon's trying to peddle that for $25 right now.

And they pay for you to ship the discs to them... they e-mailed me a pre-paid postage label to print after I ordered.
 
[quote name='Xizer']Y'all are dumb. There's some good deals on there. Corpse Bride for $4.95? Amazon's trying to peddle that for $25 right now.

And they pay for you to ship the discs to them... they e-mailed me a pre-paid postage label to print after I ordered.[/QUOTE]

I agree. Seriously, do people really think everything on this list is going to go for less on black Friday? It seems very unlikely to me. What are people expecting, $1 blu ray?
 
[quote name='Pookymeister']Eh, i went for it - grabbed Chuck S1, Terminator S1&2, then wedding crashers and Final Destination.
Shouldn't be hard to find 5 discs to send in (have the SD versions of the 2 movies already)[/QUOTE]I know TSCC doesn't "finish" per-se, though I did enjoy it when it was on. The BR discs look a bit better than broadcast, though the audio is standard DD5.1, so it's not as good as a lossless track. It's good, but not better than it could have been.
 
There's a lot of cool extras on them though... and lots of them are in HD.

TSCC is one of the best TV series I've watched in years. It really picked up its game in the second season. Was a shame it was cancelled at its peak :(
 
No more talk about TSCC it makes my blood boil. Damn near every time I get into a series it gets shitkicked to the curb. Firefly is another one Arrgh my blood pressure:)
 
[quote name='shrike4242']I know TSCC doesn't "finish" per-se, though I did enjoy it when it was on. The BR discs look a bit better than broadcast, though the audio is standard DD5.1, so it's not as good as a lossless track. It's good, but not better than it could have been.[/QUOTE]

Yea i def liked it. I'll wind up watching it with the wife who hasn't seen it - and I'm sure i'll get an earful when I tell her that there's no more after the finale. :lol:
 
Not all of them can be had for as cheap as on there, but some certainly can. Check out V for Vendetta blu on Amazon for example.
 
[quote name='clak']not all of them can be had for as cheap as on there, but some certainly can. Check out v for vendetta blu on amazon for example.[/quote]

13.99?
 
I never said it was a bad deal. Just to keep this non-argument going though, if you only ordered that it would $4.95 + tax + shipping, which for me would be $9.90. Plus if you're the impatient type, Amazon is almost guaranteed to be faster.
 
[quote name='Clak']I never said it was a bad deal. Just to keep this non-argument going though, if you only ordered that it would $4.95 + tax + shipping, which for me would be $9.90. Plus if you're the impatient type, Amazon is almost guaranteed to be faster.[/QUOTE]

And unless you have prime (which you generally have to pay for unless you have kids or lie about having kids), you have to pay shipping unless you buy more there! I got rid of 9 DVD's that are garbage, thus making space on my DVD rack and I'm getting 9 Blu's that are GOOD. I don't see how you can go wrong. I mean, 4.95 is bargain bin pricing for DVD's, not Blu's.
 
Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.

Also, free 1 month trial of prime.
 
[quote name='Clak']Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.

Also, free 1 month trial of prime.[/QUOTE]

If this deal doesn't interest you there are other threads you can troll... Move along dear friend.

In for

Chuck S2
V for Vendetta
Dumb and Dumber
The Mask
Wedding Crashers

Still going to try and send in a special features disc as my DVD's
 
[quote name='Clak']Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.

Also, free 1 month trial of prime.[/QUOTE]

Seriously? Have you heard of the dollar store? It's 1 dollar + tax for a dvd. So tack on a dollar to each blu and you still come out ahead. And which films can be had on Amazon for 8.25 after shipping. 1? 2? hell, we can give you the benefit of the doubt and say 10. Yay 10 films that I may not want for 8.25. And of those 10 that I may want, again...dollar store dvd.
 
[quote name='Clak']Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.

Also, free 1 month trial of prime.[/QUOTE]

Do you factor in the original price of a car when you buy a new one? No, like dvd's it's a depriciating asset. Most dvd's have little to no resale value and that's the price you factor in. And yes, I looked up the going value of the dvd's. Most are worth 1 dollar or less. Your logic reminds me of a coworker who tried to sell me his used car for the price he bought it for last year.
 
[quote name='Clak']Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.
[/QUOTE]

Why would you factor in the original price of the DVD? That would be like the guy on Craigslist we kept making fun of in another forum because he wanted to sell his HD-DVD Xbox add-on player for close to what he paid for it... because of how much he paid for it. Even though you could get a new one for 1/4 of his asking price.
 
Here is a question? Since they say that special feature disk doesnt count but WB says they will take documentary content, I thought special feature disk is a documentary content of a film.
 
FYI, check your local used stores. Around here I can pick up cheap DVDs for $1/each.

Also, check yard sales if there are any left in your neighborhood. Another place to pick up cheap DVDs to send in.
 
This is ridiculous, I picked out 14 titles for about $80 all in, already picked out the titles I'm trading out, most are "upgrades".
 
Here I was going to just give away a lot of my dvd's I didn't want anymore when I stumble across this thread. Think I have a new idea of what to do with some of them...
 
[quote name='Clak']Did you factor into the price of your new blus the original prices of the DVDs you traded in? And again, talking about the same film, you can actually get it for $8.25 including shipping on amazon.

Also, free 1 month trial of prime.[/QUOTE]

Most people aren't getting just one blu though, they are getting several. Once you have more than one added, you save compared to amazon. And using your math:

$9.90 for the price of one. Add $4.95 to that and you get it for under $15.00 including shipping.

Two blus from amazon at the $8.25 price, and you're looking at $16.50 with shipping.

So if you want one blu, sure, you may go with amazon. But since most are getting multiple, this is the way to go.
 
[quote name='JPCERTIFIED']Here is a question? Since they say that special feature disk doesnt count but WB says they will take documentary content, I thought special feature disk is a documentary content of a film.[/QUOTE]

They're talking about March of the Penguins or Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, not The Making of Van Wilder.
 
[quote name='JPCERTIFIED']Here is a question? Since they say that special feature disk doesnt count but WB says they will take documentary content, I thought special feature disk is a documentary content of a film.[/QUOTE]

[quote name='Indiana Jones']They're talking about March of the Penguins or Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, not The Making of Van Wilder.[/QUOTE]

Exactly. A 10-minute special where they talk about how they made the film is not a documentary film.
 
[quote name='typical guy']I got my 9 movies today. It took about 10 days counting 2 weekends. I shipped the Friday before last.[/QUOTE]

Did you get a shipping email? I send mine in the Thursday before last (the 28th). I noticed a charge for the BR pop up this past Thursday, but no word on tracking numbers.
 
[quote name='Dranakin']Did you get a shipping email? I send mine in the Thursday before last (the 28th). I noticed a charge for the BR pop up this past Thursday, but no word on tracking numbers.[/QUOTE]
No emails at all.
 
[quote name='typical guy']No emails at all.[/QUOTE]

Okay, thanks. I'll just patiently wait by the mailbox then...
 
[quote name='Dranakin']Okay, thanks. I'll just patiently wait by the mailbox then...[/QUOTE]

check your credit card. if you've been charged for them you can call in to the dvd2blu customer service line and get a tracking # from them. did that today. My discs are arriving Wed :D
 
[quote name='wormraper']check your credit card. if you've been charged for them you can call in to the dvd2blu customer service line and get a tracking # from them. did that today. My discs are arriving Wed :D[/QUOTE]

Thanks, did just that. Mine are arriving on Friday. I wonder why mine is taking longer than others? I sent my discs in the day after the promotion was expanded.
 
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