Le DVD Mobile

MMM | October 5, 2005 – 1:49 pm |

Today on our way back from a work meeting, a friend told me about this new service in Tunisia called “Le DVD Mobile” (The Mobile DVD).

“Le DVD Mobile” is a sort of Tunisian Netflix. It’s a service that delivers rented DVDs to your doorstep.

The process is as follows: You subscribe online to one of their plans, and then order DVDs, from their catalog, either online, by SMS or by phone.
The DVDs are then delivered to your doorstep the following day, and then collected again from your doorstep according to the date you specify when you ordered them.

Another option is that the DVDs get sent to you through the Tunisian post, and then you send them back by post too in the pre-stamped parcel that comes with them.

Their prices are very interesting and competitive, they have movies that were newly released on DVD, and the timing of delivery and flexibility is great.
What else could anyone want?
I’ll sure be checking them out.

I’m really happy to see such services pop up in Tunisia and I truly hope more people will try to use the internet to make their businesses more exciting, more accessible, more flexible and more competitive.

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  1. 6 Responses to “Le DVD Mobile”

  2. Jenn on Oct 5, 2005 | Reply

    Oooh… I see that there will be a rise in posts rating movies on this blog. :-P

  3. natasha on Oct 5, 2005 | Reply

    Netflix is a great service and we have been enjoying it a great deal. It wil be great if similar services start popping up in the Arab world.

  4. MMM on Oct 6, 2005 | Reply

    Jenn, maybe ;) Although I don’t usually review all movies I see. I’d have to create a whole movie blog for that :P
    Natasha, I agree and hope that more and more services like this pop up all over the Arab world.

  5. Farheen on Oct 11, 2005 | Reply

    Very nicee!

  6. Padonak on May 2, 2006 | Reply

    Netflix is a great service and we have been enjoying it a great deal. It wil be great if similar services start popping up in the Arab world.

  7. WTF on May 3, 2008 | Reply

    What are you talking about? this is totally ILLEGAL, thos DVDs are ripoffs, the worst thing about it is not mentioning it in your post

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