100 pack CD-R 12x 700MB $15.00 + shipping - no MIR Warm Deal -

[Caveman2001]

Accessmicro has 100 packs of Grade A CD-R 80min 700mb discs for $15.00 with no MIR.

You can buy 5 100 packs. Shipping will run you $24.45

So, 5 100 packs = $75.00 + $24.45 shipping = $99.45

$99.45 / 500 = $.1989 each

Unfortunately, they're shipping is rediculous, so you have to buy the max amount to make the deal worth a darn.

Here's a link to their CD-R deals.

 

[amnesiac]

Before the net.ghods here start their flaming, I'll just let you know that this deal was posted yesterday.. but I do appreciate you calculating the best deal out of there. I wish we knew what kind of dye those discs have..

 

[jsmonet]

not bad. I like the japanese fuji 50 pak 80min from compusa better. only picked up one today, but the grand total of 12x blanks on my desk is close to 200... so I don't think I need to buy any for a while.

with burnproof I feel safer about picking up one of these bundles. can anyone attest to the quality of them??

 

[amnesiac]

Ordered a 50-pack spindle for $16 shipped, I should get them in 2 days. I'll post when I find out what they are.

 

[Sleeper]

Just get kingston hypermedias from outpost.com. You get free overnight delivery and it is $13 for a 50 spindle of 12X 700MB disks. I hear that they don't work to well for audio CDs, but I don't burn audio CDs so I have no way of knowing about that. I have, however, burned a whole spindle of these on my TDK 12X10X32 drive and every one of the disks has been perfect. So, if what you mostly want to burn is data, get these. Remember, FREE OVERNIGHT SHIPPING. Also, outpost takes flooz and has 5% back through ebates, so if you want to save more, you can use those too.

 

[Suppafly]

yeh ive bought small amount of the kingston hypermedia discs from outpost before to use up flooz and paypal and they worked well for me.. they are obscenely cheap $wise the quality seems ok tho but cheap media always works for my needs just as well as expensive ones..