Verbatim DataLifePlus 48X CD-Rs at Target

[Reg-da-Ripper]

SALE ENDED MARCH 29.

$14.99 for a 50-pack spindle and $24.99 for a 100-pack spindle.

Now before anyone flames me and states that "This isn't a hot deal," keep in mind this:

(1) No rebates are involved (and I have yet to see a rebate with Verbatim CD-Rs or CD-RWs), and
(2) Verbatim DataLifePlus CD-Rs rarely go on sale.

[BuddhaTB]

Good deal without the rebates.

And no one will flame other people with me being a mod around here now.

[cfitz]

Bah! What's up with that joke BuddhaTB? He never posts any useful hot deals. He ought to be banned from the forums!

Just kidding...

As for the Verbatim deal, I agree it is a fine deal considering it involves no rebates and is for Verbatim, which as Reg-da-Ripper notes, hardly ever seem to go on sale.

cfitz

[burninfool]

Reg-da-Ripper,
Are the Verbatims available online?If not I guess I'll have to pop a testosterone pill to counteract the estrogen rich environment of the store.

BuddhaTB,
Congrats on making mod.

[Reg-da-Ripper]

burninfool: I saw the ad as part of the inserts in my Sunday paper. So before you go, don't pop too many of those pills or else you'll inadvertently pop something else.

cfitz: Yeah, you're right...what was I thinking?

BuddhaTB: Congratulations on your "upgrade." You deserve it.

[UALOneKPlus]

Hey guys, I was debating whether to buy these at Target or not.

I decided to buy the 100 pack for $25 and decide later if I wanted to hang on to them or not.

The price per CD-R is $0.25. I have been purchasing Fuji / TY CD-R's at $0.05 - $0.08 per CD-R. Are these really 3-5 times better than the TY CD-R's?

The way I burn is if there's something really important, I will burn a copy onto the TY CD-R, and then a copy onto a lesser CD-R, like my imation CD-R's, so I have 2 copies just in case.

Is it worth the cost to burn onto a Verbatim Datalife CD-R?

Thanks for your opinion in advance.