[WINNER CHOSEN] Harry Potter SteelBook Set - Giveaway!

[Wreck]

Empty steelbooks of the entire Harry Potter set (small scratch on one side of shelf)

Reply with a ROUGH estimate of how much money you spend on physical media per year?

Hundreds? Thousands?

 

[phishphan192]

Thanks for the giveaway! I honestly don't want to know. It's well up in the thousands.

 

[tweetious]

500€ - 800€ per year

 

[cinewill]

Awesome giveway @Wreck
Thank you.

I think it is approx. 2-3k € a year.

 

[vampire75]

Around 1.000 a year I think

 

[godapol]

€ 1000

 

[matton]

Somewhere between 1-2K a year

 

[afiaf]

Thanks for the giveaway

Unfortunately thousands...around 2.5-3k USD.

 

[Strangerbyday]

Probably somewhere between €1000 - €1500, if not more. And thats only physical media, I shudder to think what happens to that figure with digital video games included.

 

[Rosby]

Awesome giveaway Wreck! I'd say about a $1000 per year if we are only talking movies.

 

[Ashish]

Great giveaway wreck. 2 to 3k pounds

 

[steve1976]

Great giveaway!!!
Between 1500&2000$/year

 

[meaner]

I think 500€ - 800€ per year

Great giveaway!!!

 

[Twanky]

thanks for the giveaway,

these days money is tight so now only get to spend about £50 a month if that. sucks having bills

 

[justboy]

I've been trying to cut down but I reckon I spend in the region of £600 to £700 a year...

 

[McSuits]

Maybe 200€ but now that i am on HDN i think it will be a lot more! By the way, amazing giveaway!!

 

[terry44]

Thank you so much for the giveaway

gotta be about £1000

 

[bloodsnake007]

Awesome Prize Señor @Wreck

My yearly spending has definitely decreased from passed years, but I remember 2015 like it was yesterday I know I spent over $2,000 Don't tell the wife

 

[thewoe]

I would say at least 2k to 3k a year, maybe a bit more or bit less

Ty for the giveaway

 

[Mefisto from Hell]

I'd say around 1K per year.

Thank you for the giveaway!

 

[Jericho]

I hate to even answer the question. I'm not really sure either. Definitely it goes into 4 digits. We'll be kind and say 3k