Correct the barcode on the profile using "Change EAN/UPC" then resubmit - it will appear as a new submission, but explain what happened in the contribution notes.
Also ask for the old profile to be deleted.
Although you may need to make sure the title wasn't issued using 2 UPCs.

Rereleases with different UPCs are allowed in the database, it's only rereleases on the same UPC that we currently ignore.
You're right about the different localities thing though, although is there much of a market for Top Gear DVDs outside the UK? 

which version of Profiler are you running, I remember on one of the earlier builds there was a problem with the program selecting a different DVD when you went to change the UPC.
It's also possible that someone has added a "Meet The Fockers" profile onto the UPC you need!
In that case, it's going to complicated to fix! 

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Correct the barcode on the profile using "Change EAN/UPC" then resubmit - it will appear as a new submission, but explain what happened in the contribution notes.
Also ask for the old profile to be deleted.
Although you may need to make sure the title wasn't issued using 2 UPCs.

WRONG!<buzzer> To be precise you are partially correct, but if you want to remove the old version you had better be able to back it up, it is not at all uunusual in the states for ONE title to be released under at least FOUR different UPC #'s. All I see so far is that the user happened to get a hold of a variant that was not in the database, I see nothing that documents the original listing is errant.

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Grey:

I am not sure I would have it removed on that basis. I don't know how to advise you, but we must be certain before removing. It doesn't sound likely, but it is possible that a dealer got some sort of an exclusive cover, that happens here and sometimes the distributor does not change the UPC. I am not saying not to do anything, I am simply saying be very careful. Perhaps the initial Contributor might be of some assistance, I don't know.

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