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Hi everyone,
Most people with a DVD writer have probably heard about a site called www.svp.co.uk , but for all those who have not, here goes.
www.svp.co.uk is as far as I know the best site on the net for blank media, check it out, also sign up to their website info and they will send you an email when its 99p shipping weekend.

TO GET AN EVEN BIGGER DISCOUNT LOG IN AS THE FOLLOWING BEFORE YOU ADD ANYTHING TO YOUR BASKET:
USERNAME= disqworld
PASSWORD= price
EVERY ITEM YOU LOOK AT WILL NOW HAVE TWO PRICES, THE NORMAL AND YOUR SPECIAL PRICE, SOMETIMES THERE IS A LITTLE DIFFERENCE AND SOMETIMES THERE IS QUITE ALOT
HOPE THIS IS USEFUL, LET ME KNOW, THANKS

Where`s the bargain?

This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd March 2005, 18:36

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Where`s the bargain?The bargain is you get a discount off everything off their site. So, if you use them anyway (most of us?), it`s good :) (I already use this :) ). It works.
For 1 pack of 50 discs it`s generally only upto around 50p but if you`re buying more stuff then obviously you save more.

Ste

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We will pay the price but we will not count the cost..

This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd March 2005, 18:41

Have seen this before at http://www.hotukdeals.com/PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t4733-sid486b825e08e921f8005398a3f602f617.phtml

- where someone claims their total was actually higher with this code.

From my experience (although I`ve never used it) It seems to make *some* things a fraction cheaper.

UKDVDR are still cheaper for *extremely reliable* printables by a quid a pack, or 93p cheaper than svp+code.

Having looked at UKDVDR.co.uk I can tell you that in general they are more expensive then SVP , do the comparison yourself before buying from them, once you include VAT and delivery, SVP win everytime

I`ve used both quite a lot and the prices are fairly similar. The shipping deal on UKDVDR is much better (well was when I last used them) because they guarantee next day delivery or the delivery is free. Always got it though.
Since the 99p weekends with SVP though I always use them.

Ste

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We will pay the price but we will not count the cost..

I have used the code several times, it saves you a few pence here and there, got 50 DVDR+ overprints for £7.39 last 99p weekend (they are 7.99 now) and a new CD-RW for £18.00 plus other stuff, came within a couple of days. :) :)

Don`t know how ths will look but here goes (only cos I was buying some anyway)

SVP Without code:

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Ritek Inkjet Printable (4x) DVD+R in Tubs of 25 1
£5.95 / Euro 8.64 £5.95 / Euro 8.64
Subtotal £5.95 / Euro 8.64
Shipping (Courier- Economy service (2, 3 or 4 working days)) £4.49 / Euro 6.52
VAT £1.83 / Euro 2.66
Total £12.27 / Euro 17.82


SVP WITH code

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Ritek Inkjet Printable (4x) DVD+R in Tubs of 25 1
£5.88 / Euro 8.54 £5.88 / Euro 8.54
Subtotal £5.88 / Euro 8.54
Shipping (Courier- Economy service (2, 3 or 4 working days)) £4.49 / Euro 6.52
VAT £1.82 / Euro 2.64
Total £12.19 / Euro 17.70

A whole 8 pence .


UKDVDR boggo joe public.

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Ritek DVD+R PRINTABLE 8x Tub of 25


£5.10 x = £5.10


Delivery Method : Royal Mail 1st Class
Subtotal:
£5.10
Shipping:
£3.09
VAT 17.5%:
£1.43

TOTAL:
£9.62


UKDVDR at least £2.57 cheaper.

*AND* I went for 8x media on UKDVDR to even things up a little :D

This item was edited on Friday, 4th March 2005, 12:09

Depending on what you are buying we can probably come up with a full list showing that each place is cheaper on certain things but more expensive on others. A few weeks back I did some comparisons on various sites(all for the same disc some datawrite titaniums), for smaller orders i.e. 25/50 disks a place called diskdepot came out cheapest even for next day stuff, UKDVDR was second, as you order more i.e. 100 disks then SVP became cheapest, diskdepot again not far behind.

As with all things it all depends on what you want at that particular time, each of the retailers has various offers which will make them cheapest, this site is quite useful to get an overall idea of how much each place is at it gives prices including postage

http://www.dvdpriceguideuk.co.uk/index.htm

then take it from there