CD-RW Disks supply

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Blair

I get my CD-R disks from Choice Stationary or Phoenix Direct but neither
company supply CD-RW disks.
Can anyone tell me a supplier
Blair
 
Googling for: buy cd-rw disks comes up with 5,230,000 hits.
Choose from there.

| I get my CD-R disks from Choice Stationary or Phoenix Direct but neither
| company supply CD-RW disks.
| Can anyone tell me a supplier
| Blair
|
|
 
Blair said:
I get my CD-R disks from Choice Stationary or Phoenix Direct but neither
company supply CD-RW disks.
Can anyone tell me a supplier
Blair
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I realise I have been really stupid with the way I wrote the message. I
should have said I was looking for the cheapest. I buy my CD-Rs for 13p each
and was looking for a similar bargain
Sorry
Blair
 
Blair said:
I realise I have been really stupid with the way I wrote the message. I
should have said I was looking for the cheapest. I buy my CD-Rs for 13p
each and was looking for a similar bargain
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Wilkinsons sell them fairly cheaply.

Alan
 
Blair said:
I get my CD-R disks from Choice Stationary or Phoenix Direct but neither
company supply CD-RW disks.
Can anyone tell me a supplier
Blair
Click to expand...


Virtually any office supply store, and even most department stores,
carry these.


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Better change your supplier. Any decent office supply chain sells them in
abundance.

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I have checked out all the suggested suppliers are all are between 40 and 50
p each and sometimes not including delivery. It looks as if CD-RW disks are
basically expensive compared with CD-R disks.
I will probably continue using CD-R disks for my monthly incremental backup
even although the size of the recorded data could be quite small per disk
used.
Blair
 
'Blair' wrote:
| I have checked out all the suggested suppliers are all are between 40 and
50
| p each and sometimes not including delivery. It looks as if CD-RW disks
are
| basically expensive compared with CD-R disks.
| I will probably continue using CD-R disks for my monthly incremental
backup
| even although the size of the recorded data could be quite small per disk
| used.

CD-RW disks can be had almost free in the USA if you wait for a special.
Even DVD-RW are less than $1 US each. Even with the normal excessive prices
in the UK, a DVD-RW backup would be a bargain compared to 40 to 50 p per
CD-RW.

By the way, is there some surcharge added to recording media in the UK to
cover the supposed loss of revenue by content producers?

Phil Weldon

|I have checked out all the suggested suppliers are all are between 40 and
50
| p each and sometimes not including delivery. It looks as if CD-RW disks
are
| basically expensive compared with CD-R disks.
| I will probably continue using CD-R disks for my monthly incremental
backup
| even although the size of the recorded data could be quite small per disk
| used.
| Blair
| | > NCIX.com
| > can't beat their price
| >
| > | >> I get my CD-R disks from Choice Stationary or Phoenix Direct but
neither
| >> company supply CD-RW disks.
| >> Can anyone tell me a supplier
| >> Blair
| >>
|
|
 
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