DVD+R

[Mont]

Is there a site on the net where I can order DVD+R for wholesale. They are expensive as hell in the stores

[macleod]

when you go onto the main site here (www.dvdrhelp.com) there are two that pop up.

There are a number of online stores that have decent to good deals on media.

My advice as recently there has been a few folks (i.e. jomo) that have gotten real nuts with promoting a certain website for supposed great deals. Rather than advertise names, which is starting to become an unwritten violation rule (thanks jomo ) would be to do a google search for "DVD+R" and you will get a number of hits.

Of course, jomo and another user who's userid is also their website will probably be on here (if they havent already) to promote their "great" deals.

[hxc3634]

Right now Bestbuy sells 100 pack TDK 4x DVD+R for $130. I got one.

[mkelley]

Do you know how long that Best Buy sale goes?

I won't be near one until Saturday, but if it expires before then I can make a 80 mile round trip.

[Craig Tucker]

Of course, jomo and another user who's userid is also their website will probably be on here (if they havent already) to promote their "great" deals.

Not any more.

[txpharoah]

Is there a site on the net where I can order DVD+R for wholesale. They are expensive as hell in the stores

1. What do you consider expensive?
2. DVD+R is more of a consumer media (at least right now), so it really isn't sold in bulk. Ritek is the only bulk +R media I've seen, and I wouldn't suggest it given the better stuff you can get in stores.
3. The $1 on sale or $2 regular price per disc is about as good as it gets.
4. Don't compare CD media costs to DVD media costs.
5. Shop at the right stores. Check your ads in the Sunday paper.