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harlansmart

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#255559 18-Aug-2019 09:06
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WTB PLEASE: Largish 3.5" HDDs to Backup film Collection


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Hithere illustrious GZ's,


We are after some 3.5' HDDs to backup home media library


Job is not mission critical etc, we just back backup a few TB each time it's added t the media server everyone & then and power down and tuck away


Previously bee using the 8TB/$229 Segates without any issue from Amazon but would now maybe prefer a GZ bulk deal from the forum


If someone have some useful reliable 3.5" HDD's to sell just PM me, bigger volume discs are easier, we have 100TB of film all up


We've good cheap access to a courier agent, so wrapping/labelling is all you've gotta do, leave at front toor etct etc


TIA - Haran






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  #2301169 18-Aug-2019 11:00
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Probably not of any help, but I have a couple of dozen 500gb drives available, mostly brand new.




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  #2301510 19-Aug-2019 09:30
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I have an surplus WD Green (3tb) that I don't need\use.





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  #2301511 19-Aug-2019 09:41
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Dynamic: Probably not of any help, but I have a couple of dozen 500gb drives available, mostly brand new.

 

I could be interested in a few for similar purpose as the OP :)

 

What would you be after for them ?

 

 





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  #2301520 19-Aug-2019 10:14
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xpd:

 

Dynamic: Probably not of any help, but I have a couple of dozen 500gb drives available, mostly brand new.

 

I could be interested in a few for similar purpose as the OP :)

 

What would you be after for them ?

 

$20 each, with free shipping for 5+ was what I had in mind.  :)





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  #2301595 19-Aug-2019 11:16
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Thank you, have PM'd.

 

Shindig:

 

I have an surplus WD Green (3tb) that I don't need\use.

 






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#2301638 19-Aug-2019 12:52
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Have responded by PM, anyone else feel free to take these as unsuitable for us.

 

 

 

Dynamic: Probably not of any help, but I have a couple of dozen 500gb drives available, mostly brand new.






 
 
 

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  #2301711 19-Aug-2019 14:10
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PS: Thanks for the enquires but we're not wanting to pay more for used discs per TB than 1-click ordering from AMAZON provides BNIB delivered to the door w/Warranty:

 

Recent Amazon Purchases:

 

Seagate 8TB US$118.99 + 9.99 shipping

 

Seagate 10TB US$145.99 + 14.99 shipping

 

We could, for the right opportunity share...






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