Taiyo Yuden DVD-R ~$.17 apiece

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cthulhu

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Originally posted by: xJoshx
I ordered on Monday, got a shipping confirmation on tuesday and today I got an "Out Of Stock" notice from S4T saying it'll be 1 more weeks until it ships. Wtf?

I definitely won't be using Google checkout again unless they give me a sweet deal.

Site says media will be back in stock around 2/16.
 

AkumaX

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Originally posted by: 510kut
yea I got an email that it was oos too. I asked if I could exhange it with another type and the rep offered these www.shop4tech.com/user.htm?go=view_item&id=2535&cata=1&s_cata=286. Dunno how good or bad they are... but I'm running low on DVDs so whatevers.

still TY :thumbsup:

printable, so it could be :thumbsdown: if you don't like that paper feeling, or :thumbsup: since it offers more protection than the 1st kind (1st kind is glossy, unprotected)
 

Apostle

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Its alive again.

100 DVD-R = $30
- 10% for coupon code
- $10 for first time google checkout
= $17
 

Rommels

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BTW, There is still a 10% coupon out there that is valid till 2/28. I'll give you a hint, use the OP Google link and start from the bottom of the top 5 results.

I got in on that paypal $15 off $30 deal before the changed the terms so I'm using that on this to save $15 instead of just $10. LOL, I should get one of those debit cards from paypal, sign up for Google check out with it and see if I can get $25 off. Doesn't matter these will be free anyways, I got that free $20 from that other paypal deal by letting a friend pay for something with my account.
 

Slogun

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Glad to see this deal is still alive.
I paid Total: $16.10 after coupon code and google discount.
 

xtremeskier97

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Originally posted by: Apostle
It's alive again!

Taiyo Yuden DVD-R 8x = $30.00

$30
-10% with coupon code (do a google search to find)
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$27
-$10 Google Checkout discount (must be first time to use at shop4tech)
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$17 with free shipping


Does the bold part above mean that the Google $10 off deal is good the first time you use it at each retailer, or the first time you use it PERIOD?

And if you have more than one gmail account...can you use this deal on every one you have?
 

fishbudgreg

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Originally posted by: Caminetto
The TY value line is still the same great TY media only packaged to compete with the cheap & lousy media that out sells it. (Also, about 1/2 the time, myself and friends have gotten 16x on their shop4tech purchases).

As heads up, on my first 200 or so burns I used Ritek media. They were fine for the first couple of years but now about a third of them have turned to crap.


Agree on the Ritek's. Used to be good but no longer. I've had very good luck with Verbatim. In 4 1. Thanks OP!

 

Slogun

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These are among the best you can get, read through the comments in this thread.
No burn errors and they will last decades longer than other brands.
That's why we're all over this deal.
 

Slogun

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Originally posted by: blacklit
anyone able to burn at 16x [or higher] on these?

The ones I received are rated 8x and that's what they are burning at.

Some folks on this thread have said they sometimes have received 16x disks on this deal.
 

AkumaX

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These are the best cheapest TY disks you can find. My burner recognizes them @ 12x, but i think to get the best quality burns, you should burn them @ 8x
 

bigsnyder

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Where is a reliable source to get a smaller quantity? Fifty would be plenty for me.
 

zig3695

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you cannot buy better blanks then the tyg02's. they are worth 40 cents a disc easily. you cant put a price on quality, and these discs work just as good as metal pressed discs.
 

Apostle

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Not sure if there is still a google checkout discount here, but I just bought a refill of these using a 10% off coupon. Just do a google search for shop4tech and it should come up. It doesn't expire until march 31st. Shipping is free so these end up being about $0.25 each. If you haven't used the google checkout discount before it might be worth a try.
 

mundane

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I recently re-supplied from them, and have been very impressed with the quality thus far.
 

Midnight Rambler

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Not to thread crap but doesn't Rima.com seem cheaper ???

For instance, they sell a TY 8X DVD-R (Mfg. # DVD-R47ZZSB8) for $27/100pcs.

The shop4tech price is $28/100 for the TY "Valueline" 8X DVD-R (Mfg. # DVD-R47VAL600SK).

What am I missing here ? I noted above in the thread that the only difference is supposed to be the packaging ... but wait, the Rima TY's say they are thermal printable and shipping is ~$7, not free. But then shop4tech charges $47 for these before the 10% off. And Rima doesn't carry the TY "Valuelines".

Decisions, decisions ...
 

Heller

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question:


why are these better then say a pack of office max brand blank dvd's or a pack of memorex dvd-rws?