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bakery2k

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#217803 12-Jul-2017 21:52
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I need to take a large number of CDs & DVDs with me on a few trips. Is it possible to get hold of something like AmazonBasics Nylon CD/DVD Binder (400 Capacity) in NZ?


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  #1821549 12-Jul-2017 22:03
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Not seen that large, but $2 type shops have ones that are only 1 wide 2 high all over the place.

 

 





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  #1821601 13-Jul-2017 07:31
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We used to have them.  I've got a couple that have all my old CDs in (I chucked the cases).  I never use the CDs as they're all ripped/spotify.   But you were able to get them.  Possibly the warehouse/warehouse stationery.





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  #1823137 16-Jul-2017 10:21
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Thanks for the replies. I have decided to purchase several smaller wallets instead - these are still readily available brand-new.


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