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MEMOREX 3202-1961 CD and DVD Sleeves

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Street Price: $19.01
Gaunz Org Price: $12.34
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Memorex
EAN: 0034707019614
Label: Memorex
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Memorex
Model: 3202-1961
Publisher: Memorex
Studio: Memorex


Piece facts:
  • Low cost storage solution for CD and DVD discs
  • Back flap keeps CDs safely inside avoiding scratches
  • Front window makes for easy viewing of enclosed media
  • Filled, they take up less than 1/2 the space of a 5.2 slim jewel case.



Sleeves DVD and CD 3202-1961 MEMOREX





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Memorex is one of the most recognizable names in consumer goods - name customers trust and buy because it stands for quality and value. Today, Memorex is your one-stop source for audio/video, computer and accessory products - all in bold, eye-catching packaging.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Economical solution to CD/DVD storage problem ...
These paper sleeves for storing CD/DVD's may not be as durable looking as a plastic sleeve, but they serve the same protective purpose. They really shine if you frequently give away CD/DVDs to friends. I used to cringe at giving away a DVD in a costly plastic case that cost more than a blank DVD. Now, with these low cost paper sleeves, this is no longer an issue.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Very good sleeves for protecting and transporting CDs and DVDs
Memorex makes an excellent paper sleeve to protect CDs and DVDs from lying around gathering dust. The paper sleeves are also particularly good when mailing CDs and DVD discs because they protect the disc while reducing the cost of postage. It costs less to mail CD and DVD media in paper sleeves than it does to mail the same CDs and DVDs in slim jewel cases. This savings alone should make these sleeves pay for themselves!
They are also useful for people who have accumulated so many CDs and DVDs that to store the media even in the slim jewel cases now takes up too much room.
Overall, these are good quality paper sleeves at the right price. I highly recommend these CD/DVD paper sleeves for people who want a practical and cost-efficient alternative to jewel cases.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * ANTonline is not playing ball ...
Should be 4/5 stars for the product. 1 star for ANTonline.

I ordered 10 packs ..to cut down on shipping but they cancelled my order.

This offer is still avail.....and I have ordered again and got an Amazon confirmation.
Does ANTonline expect me to order only one with high shipping??

Amazon please review this questionable? business practice of ANTonline. Thank you.


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