Turtle Power II: The Documentary

[Chaotix12345]

They won't charge you again unless you ordered physical items that they'll need to ship later. (Once they figure the shipping cost.) This is basically just finalizing everything.

[Vegita-San]

thanks. I wasn't 100% sure.

wish I could afford the action figures. I'd take an option to print them myself

[skrimaging]

Originally Posted by Ramboraph4life aka Matt

I was going to back this and give them another shot... (the doc, the special features, and the book for $206)...but sadly...i only have debit card and the bank declined it (cause it's a foreign country aka Canada and they don't allow purchases to foreign countries because of 'suspected fraud', and they don't change or budge from that). And US Gift cards don't work for something that is overseas.

So it looks like it's only credit card and apple pay that can be used. I don't have an iphone for apple pay (have an Android). And I've never had a credit card (can't see myself getting one just for this 1 single thing and going through all of that hassle) since my debit card words everywhere else. So i'm screwed on that.

Oh well...I wish Canadian Turtle the best of luck.

I too was unable to back the campaign due to not having a credit card (cannot justify getting one just for this) but will hope that at least the blu ray can be released in Canada through some type of small retailer or at the very least a digital release on Apple iTunes. I have purchased some great indie documentaries recently from Apple iTunes using Apple gift cards. I’ve been a lifelong Canadian TMNT fan since 1991 and the 1990 movie means a ton to me!) I purchased the first Turtle Power dvd when it was released in stores.

Wishing the team all the best and I hope to be able to buy the blu ray or eventually a digital version on iTunes including all the features. From one fellow Canadian to another! Cowabunga dudes!

[DK2]

Originally Posted by skrimaging

I too was unable to back the campaign due to not having a credit card (cannot justify getting one just for this) but will hope that at least the blu ray can be released in Canada through some type of small retailer or at the very least a digital release on Apple iTunes. I have purchased some great indie documentaries recently from Apple iTunes using Apple gift cards. I’ve been a lifelong Canadian TMNT fan since 1991 and the 1990 movie means a ton to me!) I purchased the first Turtle Power dvd when it was released in stores.

Wishing the team all the best and I hope to be able to buy the blu ray or eventually a digital version on iTunes including all the features. From one fellow Canadian to another! Cowabunga dudes!

They've already stated its most unlikely to see a mass release of any sort. If a deal was to ever happen it'd no doubt be truncated in its length.