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Joe Redifer
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 - posted 06-19-2002 02:03 AM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I want those cool black Amaray boxes. Anyone know where I can buy them? I would think that one could buy them being as CD jewel cases (does anyone actually keep their jewels in these?) are super easy to find.

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Brad Miller
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 - posted 06-19-2002 02:13 AM      Profile for Brad Miller   Author's Homepage   Email Brad Miller       Edit/Delete Post 
AOL gives them out for the taking. Just head into an Office Depot and tell them you would like to try AOL on each and every one of your 500 computers with 500,000,000,000,000,000,000 hours FREE (during the first 30 days).


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Paul G. Thompson
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That's for sure...

I just picked up a few AOL disks, but now they are putting them in a cool metal can....

Hey, did anyone ever consider that there are only 720 hours in a 30 day month? How in the hell can you get 1,000 hours out of that unless you sign in through the back door under another screen name to check your email?

AOL won't let you stay signed on for 30 days without getting booted unless you have Film-Tech brought up in Microshaft Internet Explorer...


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Christopher Duvall
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Actually, I just picked 3 up from Walmart the other day. They don't sell blank discs but they sell those...go figure.

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Brad Miller
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Paul, I remember hearing AOL was getting sued by someone for false advertising who wanted that many free hours (as you said, far more than is in a month's timeframe). John Pytlak probably has a link to the case.

Anti-boot is just one of the many wonderful reasons to make Film-Tech your home page!

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Paul G. Thompson
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Brad, Film-Tech IS my home page on MSIE....


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Joe Redifer
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They give away AOL discs in DVD boxes? I am referring to boxes like the one pictured below:


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Paul G. Thompson
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Joe, it sure looks like it....

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Paul G. Thompson
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In fact I have one. Do you want it? Email me, and I'll send it to you.


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Adam Wilbert
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I've seen them at Good Guys A/V in packs of five. You could also check Circuit City or Best Buy. I have one from an AOL disc that i'm keeping just in case...

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Brad Miller
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Wal-Mart tends to carry the AOL discs in flimsy sleeves, but places like Office Depot and all of the AOL discs I keep getting in the mail come in actual DVD boxes like you pictured above.

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Mark Ogden
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Joe:

If you want to buy the Amrays in bulk, Bags Unlimited, right down the street from John P. in Rochester NY, is your best bet (in fact I'm shocked that I'm beating him here with the link). I've been dealing with them for years, absolutely reliable.

http://www.bagsunlimited.com/cart/detail.asp?cat=8&subcat=252&product_id=cdvd1a


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John Pytlak
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Mark Ogden said: "I'm shocked that I'm beating him here with the link"

Even the "Human Search Engine" needs to rest occasionally!

Now if I were only a "Film god" again.

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Thomas Procyk
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I have a stack of those DVD cases (and the smaller ones Joe is talking about) that AOL sent me in the mail. The only problem with them is that the mailing address label is impossible to remove.

Now when the CDs come, they're simply shrinkwrapped to a piece of cardboard. AOL should just send their software on CD-RWs. That way, they can at least be re-used instead of filling up landfills or littering streets. I still remember re-formatting a stack of AOL disks with a piece of tape over the write-protect hole back in the day.

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David Favel
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Try also Blockbuster or someone like that.


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