SALE - 16x DVD+/-RW Double Layer drive

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Samsung DVD+-R/RW 16x Black

PRODUCT FEATURES:

Double Layer;
DVD-Multi Drive is a new innovative product, which provides powerful data storage;
Has write support for DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW and CD-R, CD-RW discs;
Buffer Under Run Free Technology;
Excellent compatibility with A/V devises.

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It has had little use and i am looking for £18 + DEL for it.

Any takers?
 
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With recorded delivery, you're effectively asking around £29.00.

See enclosed pic, the black version costs the same.

Would you buy a used product just to save three quid?
 

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floppybootstomp said:
With recorded delivery, you're effectively asking around £29.00.

See enclosed pic, the black version costs the same.

Would you buy a used product just to save three quid?
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i didnt notice that :)
 
KGB-911 said:
How about that - 18+DEL
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Yep, sounds better, total about £22.00 I suppose.

But hey, don't take my word as set in stone, I was just commenting.

Offer it up for sale at whatever price you like. I just felt a more realistic price may get you a quicker sale ;)
 
Or you can buy this with the case i am selling for £13 with free P&P (the dvdrw is 13, not the case)
 
A word of thanks

KGB-911 accepted my offer for his Antec case (closed thread above) and the DVD +/- R/RW which was delivered during my few days holiday last week. Well packaged and labelled in its original box, I'm more than pleased with the outcome. I now have an as-new case around which to build a replacement PC for my aged AMD 400Mhz m/c. My thanks to KGB-911 who made this an easy and painless transaction at every step.

Thanks also to PCReview. I admit I only discovered the site whilst Googling for a second-hand bargain. My existing Win98SE m/c is home-networked with our daughter's XP Home m/c for internet connection sharing. I'm planning to upgrade my new PC to XP Pro and I've been assuming my home network would just sort of work if I connected the leads. Now I read on various bulletin boards that untold hazards lurk when XP Home meets XP Pro. As a non-technical person, I wasn't expecting to involve myself in the more computery bits of PC Review, but it seems I may be very glad to in future. In any event, I shall keep a close eye on the Bargains Forum.

Thanks KGB-911 and Good Luck.
 
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