If you buy a spindle of 200 DVD-R discs for $110 and add the $42 shipping charge, it's still only $77¢ each instead of $3 australian (what is that American?). k On Monday, January 27, 2003, at 03:53 PM, Ian Tucker wrote: > Thankyou to those who responded to my query re cheaper DVD-R media. > > I have visited the recommended site and although the discs are well > priced the minimum freight charge for an international order is $US42. > I had a similar experience recently when endeavouring to order the > forthcoming iLife book by Jim Heid. In that case the freight was > $US30 (for a $US20 book). I finally ordered the book from Amazon > where the book price was the same and the freight was $US11. It > seems that most mail order houses do not want to be bothered with > international sales. > > Getting back to DVD-R media; I decided to use the Google search > facility in Safari and managed to locate a warehouse in Canberra > A.C.T. (Technology Warehouse Australia) which had 50 disc spindles for > $A152. This price incs. freight. The brand is "MAXMAX" > ...........has anyone had any experience with these? > > Ian Tucker.