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SVP CommunicationsNewest Review: ... some really expensive Taiyo Yuden from these guys and the quality was terrible. Definately a dud batch of tubs about 75 in all with spots on quite a few of the discs. Emailed them about getting a refund and all they kept doing was advise me to upgrade my writers firmware which was nonsense as I had purchased the dvd writer from them 2 weeks prior and had no issues with the writer using ... more |
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by AaronN - written on 30.08.07 (Somewhat useful, 33 readings)
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Bought some really expensive Taiyo Yuden from these guys and the quality was terrible. Definately a dud batch of tubs about 75 in all with spots on quite a few of the discs. Emailed them about getting a refund and all they kept doing was advise me to upgrade my writers firmware which was nonsense as I had purchased the dvd writer from them 2 weeks prior and had no issues with the writer using other media. I don't buy media from them anymore as they were so unhelpful and refused to refund ...
by nettie_22 - written on 28.10.03 (Useful, 84 readings)
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I came across SVP through an internet search engine trying to find the best prices for CDR, I dont think SVP can really be beaten! I paid £12 for 100 CDR overprint discs (where discs that were intended for mass market use got printed wrongly and therefore are overprinted with a marbled pattern and sold as blank CDR) which i thought was an amazing price, they stock several types of blank discs to fufill any type of requirement all at extremely competitive prices. In addition to this i ordered some cd wallets and jewel cases, also very cheaply! The SVP website goes out of it way to explain everything fully to the customers regarding the security of their ...
by reblack68 - written on 03.08.02 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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I used SVP communications because I wanted a CD writer. They seem to deal in the tools of disc copying (CD & DVD writers, DVD readers, discs and ink). Some initial enquiries told me that a Lite-ON was one of the best budget writers on the market just now. I checked some online prices but elected to go to Dixons and pay about £10 extra to take it away and play with it right away. They didn't have any so, figuring I would have wait anyway, I decided to order online. I looked at ebuyer (£59.67 with next day delivery), Dabs (£54.05 next day), PC World (£58.98, next day not available. The PC World group had a slower one instore for £54, but Dixons ...



