Huh? I'm sorry but if I buy a US disc in the UK I cannot add it as locality for the UK just so I can add the SRP in £.

You can't add a German release as locality Canada just because that is where you bought it.

I vote yes to these submissions and submit many of them myself.

IMO, you're totally in the wrong here.

I also agree with sam. I buy a few DVDs from amazon.ca and I keep them Canadian.
One of our TV stations shows some Canadian TV series late at night. I liked the series,
but they were not available in the US.

Locally do as you please.

Fully agreed with the previous 4 comments.

You can do this locally, but shouldn't submit discs to incorrect localities just because you purchased them there.

Quoting Lostmule:

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this is the only way to have the currency displayed correctly.

I always enter the purchase price in Euro, no matter where I bought the item. And I misuse the SRP field to enter the original item price in the country of purchase. I've never had any problems with any currency for these fields.



I can't contribute it, sure, but why would I even try?

Quoting Lostmule:

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That individual is failing to understand that movies bought in any given countries can actually be contributed in the country purchase: this is the only way to have the currency displayed correctly.

This is actually not allowed, and that "individual" seems to be entirely right.

I think I get what you mean... It's a case were you bought a movie in a store and the rating isn't on the cover, but the rating was in fact present in the package because the rating board of the locality put a sticker inside the package but not on the dvd itself. So you live in the same locality that I live in right  

Haven't bought a dvd in a store for quite a long time, but if this is the case I described I don't see a problem to do as you do. Just add the explaination of why the rating doesn't appear on the cover, since none of us destroy our DVDs by sticking those stickers on them.

Like this one by exemple who belong to the Canada (Quebec) locality even if no other rating than "R" appears on the cover. The real locality rating being on a sticker and not written the cover...

Lost:

It still sounds you are describing an import.  It was intenedeb to be sold as  canada release and that is where it goes not US. The key was your talking about packaging which may be different from what is purchased her. Please stop inserting such titles into the US locality they belong where they are and should absolutely be removed from the US locality. Just because you can buy it in US doesn't mean it is a US locality title

bigdaddy:

The question is simply was it intended as a Canadian release. If that answer is it should be a Canadian locality profile. It's not about where it was purchased. I know places in the US where I can purchase all manner of foreign releases, including the UK, even Israel and so on. The place of purchase is merely that the place of purchase and has nothinmg to do with the locality. If I were to go buy a vopy of Tron: legacy which was the release drom let's say Germany, then the Profile shpuld be setup for the German locality regarfless of the fact that purchased it right here in the US