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Blockbuster launches D-V-D and game trade-in program
Wednesday,October27,2004,8:15 PM
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UNDATED Tired of that movie you've seen a dozen times or that game that's so easy you can win without even trying? Now you can unload it.

Nick Shepherd, Chief Marketing and Merchandising Officer for Blockbuster, says consumers can bring in new or used D-V-D's and games and get a store credit to use to buy new or used movies or to rent movies. And the same goes for games.

Sheppard says the promotion guarantees a minimum credit of eight dollars for a D-V-D, and afterward the best price.

The program also includes a monthly "most wanted" D-V-D and game list. During October, if you bring "The Sopranos - The Complete First Season," you'll get a 30-dollar credit.

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