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From: consp03@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu (Kriston J. Rehberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Re: MEI Generic Disks (recommendations)
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Date: 11 Jun 91 19:02:19 GMT
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In article <43159@cup.portal.com>, DEVA@cup.portal.com (David Michael
Alves) writes:
|>
|>Has anyone had any experience with MEI/Micro Center's generic disks?
|>I ask because right now they have a special offer on their generic
|>3.5" DS/DD at .35 cents apiece.
|>
|>Are these disks any good?  I want to purchase a few thousand, so if
|>anyone has recommendations on these or any other quality disks at good
|>prices, please respond.  Thanks!

The disks are great.  I have used them for years with no problems. 
They're also the cheapest (that I know) that are available to end users.
Most other groups that advertise 35 cent disks want you to buy 1000, but
MEI lets you order in lots of 25.  Either way you add it up, MEI is the
cheapest.

|>David Alves

Kris
             
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