WTB Blank Lightscribe CDs

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davidknz

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#220268 2-Aug-2017 18:22

I'm finishing a project using Lightscribe CDs and need a few more..

Its possible some geekzoners may have unwanted Lightscribe CDs lying around..

I'd be interested in a purchase..I'm in Auckland

TIA

David Kinniburgh

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CeeGee

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#1836040 2-Aug-2017 19:45

I'm pretty sure I have some at the bottom of my 'bits' cupboard. If I can find them, you can have them for the price of postage. Will check tomorrow.

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davidknz

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#1836052 2-Aug-2017 20:16

TIA :-)

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#1836062 2-Aug-2017 20:35

Had to open the cupboard, & found 4 unusedCd's in a 10 Disk container. Let me know if they are of any use. I'm in Hamilton

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davidknz

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#1836203 3-Aug-2017 08:29

I'd be grateful to get them, and happy to pay postage :-)

Should I ping some money to yr account??; send prepaid envelope??

Interestingly, yesterday I had a 12 page document, I wanted to send to a friend

in Wellington. So I burned it onto a CD/RW, and put it into a polythene CD Mailer,

put on a $1 stamp and took it down to the NZ Post.

The teller there refused to accept it, saying it should be sent as a parcel .

I pointed out that its dimensions and weight ( 120*120*4 mm. 60 gm ) were well under

the letter specs (130 mm × 235 mm × 6 mm , 500 g) and it did contain a document..

She persisted, even when I pointed out it cost NZPost less to send than the paper version

and that it was recyclable. So I took it to the dropbox and sent it on its way; but having

an argument at a public service desk is not a good way to win customers yes?? / rant done/

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#1836241 3-Aug-2017 09:04

davidknz:

I'd be grateful to get them, and happy to pay postage :-)

Should I ping some money to yr account??; send prepaid envelope??

Interestingly, yesterday I had a 12 page document, I wanted to send to a friend

in Wellington. So I burned it onto a CD/RW, and put it into a polythene CD Mailer,

put on a $1 stamp and took it down to the NZ Post.

The teller there refused to accept it, saying it should be sent as a parcel .

I pointed out that its dimensions and weight ( 120*120*4 mm. 60 gm ) were well under

the letter specs (130 mm × 235 mm × 6 mm , 500 g) and it did contain a document..

She persisted, even when I pointed out it cost NZPost less to send than the paper version

and that it was recyclable. So I took it to the dropbox and sent it on its way; but having

an argument at a public service desk is not a good way to win customers yes?? / rant done/

Probably why pavement post boxes seem to be disappearing! We used to have 3 or 4 in the village and now there are none.

davidknz

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#1854191 28-Aug-2017 16:44

Very belated thanks to CeeGee for the Lightscribes.

which he posted without wanting payment for postage.

Unusual in this commercial age - Kudos and good karma :-)

Turns out they were DVDs, not CDs but still most helpful

David K

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