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On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:03:18 +0000, in <bvREj1B2J0O8EwZT@pigsonthewing.org.uk>, Andy Mabbett <andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote:
> Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or 
> plastic wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in. You'd think 
> that they would be easy to find, but Dixons, PCWorld, WH Smith and 
> several on-line retailers have all come up blank; one reason perhaps 
> being that they might go under more than one name (wallets, covers, 
> etc.)

I bought a spindle of CD-Rs and 100 cardboard CD Sleeves (and a bunch of
other assorted useful CD-R related stuff) from http://www.121cdr.co.uk/.

Nice prices too, IME.

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Andy Mabbett writes
>Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or plastic 
>wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in. You'd think that they would be 
>easy to find, but Dixons, PCWorld, WH Smith and several on-line retailers have 
>all come up blank; one reason perhaps being that they might go under more than 
>one name (wallets, covers, etc.)
>
>Any ideas?

I've been looking for ages without success. However I do still have
several tens from old 80's and 90's cover disks that I kept (after
slinging the CD's).

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Oz
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In message <a1fioo$n68$1@gattaca.yadt.co.uk>, David Taylor 
<davidt.yadt@co.uk> writes
>I bought a spindle of CD-Rs and 100 cardboard CD Sleeves (and a bunch 
>of other assorted useful CD-R related stuff) from 
>http://www.121cdr.co.uk/.

I can't see just sleeves for sale there though (obviously blind - too 
much screen work today)

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d @ s writes
>I can't see just sleeves for sale there though (obviously blind - too much 
>screen work today)

Yeah they have them, 6p plastic to 4p paper ...

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Andy Mabbett <andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in 
news:bvREj1B2J0O8EwZT@pigsonthewing.org.uk:

> Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or 
> plastic wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in. You'd think 
> that they would be easy to find, but Dixons, PCWorld, WH Smith and 
> several on-line retailers have all come up blank; one reason perhaps 
> being that they might go under more than one name (wallets, covers, 
> etc.)
> 
> Any ideas?

I get mine from Office World - cheapest blanks  CDs I know of 30 odd quid a 
hundred, and the sleeves are sort of paper with plastic liner and circular 
transparent bit - bar code 4902030165116- They aren't parked very 
ovbviously, I had to ask the lady. I find them very satisfactory, but they 
haven't got the fold-over envelopey flap

Mike R


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In message <bvREj1B2J0O8EwZT@pigsonthewing.org.uk>, Andy Mabbett 
<andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> writes
>Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or 
>plastic wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in. You'd think 
>that they would be easy to find, but Dixons, PCWorld, WH Smith and 
>several on-line retailers have all come up blank; one reason perhaps 
>being that they might go under more than one name (wallets, covers, etc.)
>
>Any ideas?
I just ordered some from SVP Communications at www.121cdr.co.uk. Each 
holds 24 cds or you can get larger ones. The 2 size are 2.54ukp. Look 
under CD Storage.
HTH
-- 
gillie

In article <Xns9190E3BA26579mikeringbtinternetco@217.32.252.50>, Mike 
Ring <mike.ring@Michaelbtinternet.com> writes
>Office World - cheapest blanks  CDs I know of 30 odd quid a hundred

And the quality's OK?
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Get a virus checker *today* - if you already have one, get the latest update!

Andy Mabbett <andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in 
news:ZF+kZeVPBLP8EwiV@pigsonthewing.org.uk:

> In article <Xns9190E3BA26579mikeringbtinternetco@217.32.252.50>, Mike 
> Ring <mike.ring@Michaelbtinternet.com> writes
>>Office World - cheapest blanks  CDs I know of 30 odd quid a hundred
> 
> And the quality's OK?

Yes, I use them to distribute notebashing aids for a choir, no reports of 
any not playing and no failures (apart from software crashes till I got it 
grrrripppped)

Mike R

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In article <rkpp1QBbc1O8EAeA@stejonda.gmx.co.uk>, "d @ s" 
<stejonda@gmx.co.uk> writes
>In message <a1fioo$n68$1@gattaca.yadt.co.uk>, David Taylor 
><davidt.yadt@co.uk> writes
>>I bought a spindle of CD-Rs and 100 cardboard CD Sleeves (and a bunch 
>>of other assorted useful CD-R related stuff) from 
>>http://www.121cdr.co.uk/.
>
>I can't see just sleeves for sale there though (obviously blind - too 
>much screen work today)
>

Try: 
http://www.business-ecommercesoftware.co.uk/business/svpcomm/Online_Catal
ogue_Jewel_cases_CD_sleeves_and_CD_Storage_6.html


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In article <1u2QCYAd50O8Ewd+@upthorpe.demon.co.uk>, Oz 
<Oz@upthorpe.demon.co.uk> writes
>Andy Mabbett writes
>>Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or plastic
>>wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in.

[....]

>>Any ideas?

>I've been looking for ages without success.

Maplin Electronics do paper, plastic and many more types of cases. Page 
390 of current catalogue.

Eg. 100 plastic wallets, part number ZN60Q, �7.99 incl VAT.

HTH.
-- 
Best regards,

Al.

Hi Andy,

I bought a couple of batches of 100 PVC wallets from a company called HCP
based in Harrow.  Telephone is 0800 0 345 543.  They cost about �8.50 per
hundred inc VAT, but might have gone up since then.  You can order over the
phone with a Credit Card. They also do a stackable drawer unit which I keep
all my CDs (music and s/w) in as I ditch the jewel cases.  They take up too
much room with the number I have.

cheers, Mike

"Andy Mabbett" <andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in message
news:bvREj1B2J0O8EwZT@pigsonthewing.org.uk...
> Having acquired some CD-Rs on a spindle, I now want some paper or
> plastic wallets (not Jewel cases) to keep/ post them in. You'd think
> that they would be easy to find, but Dixons, PCWorld, WH Smith and
> several on-line retailers have all come up blank; one reason perhaps
> being that they might go under more than one name (wallets, covers,
> etc.)
>
> Any ideas?
> --
> Andy Mabbett
>
> The next virus you download could be the one which wipes your hard-drive.
> Get a virus checker *today* - if you already have one, get the latest
update!