Places to buy DVD+R in Australia?

[Nilfennasion]

The only bricks and mortar store here is charging $70 for 25. I know I can do better.

[stackner]

like i suggested to someone else in a post about DVD-R (it may have been you but if not then excuse me) have a look at www.ebay.com.au i know it is NOT a shop. but you can get some very cheap dvd-r and dvd+r. much cheaper than stores

[Gillies]

datastream 20pk - $36 @ BigW.:P it's a bloody bargain and there quite good, never caused me any trouble.

[mikesbytes]

Nilfennasion, did you end up finding any decent mail order locations in Aust.

[dilligaf]

Ive been buying Ritek dvd-r's from this mob. Only Databank & Melody dvd+r's are listed here...

http://www.jpldisplays.com.au/oscommerce/catalog/index.php?cPath=23_24

[curlyween]

I've bought DVD's from Xtreem Technology Centre in Church St. Richmond (Melbourne). Very reasonable prices.
For +R's, for example: Ritek 4x DVD+R Inkjet Printable - 50 Tub $70.00
On-line ordering at:
http://www.xtreemtc.com.au/

[Sifaga]

It probably dosnt help Nilfennasion but it may help other melburnians in the thread

Ritek -R 50 spindle for $47 here

http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS_W.HTM

[Gillies]

r the ritek discs any good?

[Sifaga]

they said they are G04's , i am buying a spindle soon so i will let you know how they go

[Gillies]

cool. what's G04 mean?

[mikesbytes]

Theres a code that actually tells you what DVD's you have brought, as distinct from the brandname.

Theres a list somewhere, might of been on lord smurf's site ?

[Nilfennasion]

They have some decent prices on the Australian version of Ebay. The only problem is winning the auction.