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I'd be curious if you bought them from another seller and they gave you CDR cheaply made stuff. If you went through Amazon I believe they are solid CD's. I can't seem to find a place that says these are now Disc On Demands (CDR's). Sorry Henry I only looked into Deep Impact btw.
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Its Sony Music. They are going in that direction
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You should ask for a refund. With all looking good on the outside, and assuming they were sealed, the merchants may honestly not have known their items were CD-R. It's happened to me before. It's a false description either way.
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I'm fine with CD-Rs, but I do agree that if they didn't tell you in advance, you should be able to get your money back. I agree. If that's all we got I'll take it, but it would be nice to say it on the listing. I looked on the Deep Impact page, but could not find Amazon's usual CD On Demand wording. Maybe a note to Amazon letting them know to put a little note on the product page to list this as a CDR might help another buyer in the future.
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I'm fine with CD-Rs, but I do agree that if they didn't tell you in advance, you should be able to get your money back. I agree. If that's all we got I'll take it, but it would be nice to say it on the listing. I looked on the Deep Impact page, but could not find Amazon's usual CD On Demand wording. Maybe a note to Amazon letting them know to put a little note on the product page to list this as a CDR might help another buyer in the future. That would be difficult though because they're selling it on the same page as the original album, which was a pressed CD. I wonder if it's being sold under the same ISBN number. If so, since most copies for sale on the page are probably old copies of the pressed CD, a note like that would only make things more confusing. They really should sell it under a totally different listing, but that will never happen.
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I don't have a lot of CDRs but a couple of them have deteriorated & are now unplayable. What I want to know is what is the expected lifespan of them?
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Thanks guys good to know. I guess it was just bad luck that mine have deteriorated, but I have had a very few factory pressed CDs die as well.
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