Pricing

DVD or VHS Prices:
All items on my lists are available on DVD or VHS unless specifically marked. In order to provide the best possible quality, all items are recorded in SP except DVDs less than 1hr, which are recorded in XP. Prices are thus based on a two hour maximum per video. For longer videos, add $5 for videos between 2 hours 5 minutes and 3 hours and count videos from 3 hours 5 minutes to 4 hours as two videos, videos from 4 hours 5 minutes to 6 hours as 3 videos, and so on.


Video Price Structuring (U.S. shipping included):
$15 for the 1st DVD or VHS
$12 for the 2nd DVD or VHS ($27 total)
$10 for 3rd DVD or VHS ($37 total)
$8 for the 4th DVD or VHS ($45 total)
$10 for the 5th DVD or VHS ($55 total)
$10 for the 6th DVD or VHS ($65 total)
$10 for the 7th DVD or VHS ($75 total)
$5 for the 8th DVD or VHS ($80 total)
increase by $10 for each additional DVD or VHS...

Compilations:
 Matches from any video listed in my catalog are available to be put on DVD or VHS compilations for the prices stated below with the following exceptions:
I won't put a very short clip on a compilation unless you pick at least one other match from the same video. This rule includes matches that are edited down to next to nothing or complete matches that are just ridiculously short (tournaments can be good for these), an interview/angle/run in without the match that preceeds/follows it, the 20 seconds the girl of your dreams is in her bikini, and so on. If you've spent half an hour locating a video and finding the match only to make 3 minutes of progress, you'll understand. Match times are listed as Etsuko Mita vs. Michiko Omukai 3:04 shown or Kenta Kobashi vs. Johnny Smith 2:41 of 17:43. If I haven't bothered to list the times of the matches then don't worry about it, as I'm to blame for my own laziness.
Complete tapes or matches that make up an entire tape are available for compilations, but there's a surcharge of $5 per complete video to avoid the workaround that would result in my having to make a comp everytime someone wanted a short video.

Matches are taped starting with the introducions of the wrestlers and ending after any post match footage in the ring (backstage interviews will not be put on unless requested). When requesting a match please be specific as to what tape it is on and what date the match took place. The best way is to cut and paste my header because in most cases the wrestlers have fought more than once, in some cases even on the same tape. A preferred example of a comp request list is as follows:

NJ Tadakai no Wonderland ~Jushin Thunder Liger Hen #2~ 4/16/00
& NJ Tadakai no Wonderland ~Jushin Thunder Liger Hen #4~ 4/30/00
-1hr 50min. Q=TV Master
Wonderland Liger #4
1/31/90 Osaka Furitsu Taiikukaikan, IWGP Junior Heavykyu Senshuken Jiai: Naoki Sano vs. Jushin Thunder Liger 20:00.

AJ Retro Selection #10 Riki Choshu Hen 2/15/04
-2hr. Q=TV Master
1/28/86 Tokyo Taiikukan, International Tag Title: Jumbo Tsuruta & Genichiru Tenryu vs. Riki Choshu & Yoshiaki Yatsu 22:21

JWP Thunder Queen Ryogoku Wonderland Vol. 1 Commercial Tape 6/16/95 Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan
-1hr 25min. Q=Original
JWP-GAEA THE CLIMAX ONE: Dynamite Kansai vs. Chigusa Nagayo 22:10 of 23:35

When you decide what you'd like to put on the video, e-mail me the list. If you will only pay for a certain number of hours then either send a list numbered in order of importance or send a group of matches that are musts and another group of matches that are on the fence. This will help allow me to get back to you with a concrete price for the tape, and eliminate those useless emails where I have to tell somebody that 20 All Japan Budokan main events are not going to fit on a 2 hour tape. The price I give you will always be an estimate based on how many hours all the matches should add up to, as I do not find every single tape and rewind from the end of the match until I'm ready to make the comp. It's always better to pick at least two bonus matches so I know what to add if there's extra room. If one of them is shorter than your last match, it may allow me to fill the video with something if your last match happens to be too long to fit. Regardless, if the comp runs more than a half an hour under the runtime you paid for I will let you know and you can select an additional match to fill it at no extra charge.

No compilation tape will be started or especially sent until I recieve payment. Since each match has to be dubbed individually, an order for a comp. tape will most likely take slightly longer to get mailed than a regular video order.


Compilation Video Price Structuring (U.S. shipping included):
$16 for a 1 hour XP DVD
$26 for a 2 hour SP DVD or VHS
$33 for a 2 hour 40 minute SP VHS
$45 for three 1 hour XP DVD compilations (save $3)
$75 for three 2 hour SP DVD or VHS compilations (save $3)
$89 for six 1 hour XP DVD compilations (save $7)
$96 for three 2 hour 40 minute SP VHS compilations (save $3)
$145 for six 2 hour SP DVD or VHS compilations (save $9)
$189 for six 2 hour 40 minute SP VHS compilations (save $9)

Contact Info:
All orders and inquiries should be e-mailed to M.L.Liger@juno.com. When you e-mail me your order, I'll send you the information necessary to make the payment.

Shipping
Orders will most likely be mailed 1-3 mailing days after receipt of payment. Orders paid by check may be held up to 14 days after receipt to ensure that the check clears.

US orders will be sent via Priority Mail if they weigh more than a pound and First Class Mail if they weigh less than a pound.

Outside the US - Shipping options vary from country to country, so I can't say exactly what method I'll use to send your order, but basically it's whatever they are calling Airmail this week. Arrival time is generally about a week, but it may be 4 days or 16.

For orders being mailed to Canada or Mexico, add $2.50 postage per VHS/DVD.
For orders being mailed outside North America, add $5 postage per VHS/DVD.

Payment
Orders can be paid for by cash (well concealed), PayPal (send to LigerRules@aol.com), money order, Western Union (add $2 to the total), MoneyGram (add $2 to the total), or a check (U.S. customers only). Only U.S. currency will be accepted.

To avoid the possibility of confusion, please note whether you want VHS or DVD when you contact me. Please include a list of the shows I need to send with the payment. Also, please note any change in your shipping address.

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