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  1. Oct 8th, 2002, 09:39 AM #1
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    Smile Blank CDRs

    The best deal I've found so far is 100 for 20 quid including p&p from wcwmedia. Just wondered if anyone knew of any deals that were even better than that? I'm also on the lookout for cases too
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    That sounds very good to me.
    Are the CDs all right though ?
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    Re: Blank CDRs

    Originally posted by Pix
    The best deal I've found so far is 100 for 20 quid including p&p from wcwmedia. Just wondered if anyone knew of any deals that were even better than that? I'm also on the lookout for cases too
    I got a deal like that too, unbelievably it was in PC World (for those of you who don't know, they tend to charge about 20-30% more than most places)

    That was without cases tho. Luckily I get cases from work when people write a CD badly
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    Sidenote, I used to work in PC world.
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    Originally posted by plenderj
    Sidenote, I used to work in PC world.
    Worked there for about a week
    I had friend who worked in PC World in Bristol when Gary Glitter dropped his computer in for a check (although it wasn't him who snooped)... a reminder to us all to make sure any dodgy files are gone before somebody you don't know looks at your PC
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    Oh yeah.
    I always make sure my... er... dodgy files are hidden away
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    anyway... back to CD's, have a look here:
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    Originally posted by si_the_geek
    I had friend who worked in PC World in Bristol when Gary Glitter dropped his computer in for a check (although it wasn't him who snooped)... a reminder to us all to make sure any dodgy files are gone before somebody you don't know looks at your PC
    This is why people use encryption, y'know
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