| Title: | Welcome to the CD Notes Conference |
| Notice: | Welcome to COOKIE |
| Moderator: | COOKIE::ROLLOW |
| Created: | Mon Feb 17 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Mar 03 1989 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1517 |
| Total number of notes: | 13349 |
I've looked through the rest of the notes file (as much as possible given
the slow system I'm on), and I haven't seen any mention of the Oz Warehouse
Outlet where I buy CDs. I know that they do mail order, and the prices are very
good. Also it's only 2 miles from my house. Anyway, they have a very large
selection both in Classical and Pop/Rock. Here is the information in case anyone
is interested.
prices Pop/Rock $11.99 - $13.99 Some imports are $15.99 (Fresh Aires)
Classical $12.99 - $14.99 I don't know why classical costs more.
Of course there are some discs that are lower or higher than the range given,
and the majority of discs are in the low part of the range. I did see a note
on the TELARC samplers - Both are $7.99 at Oz. You can get a free catalog if
you ask for one.
OZ WAREHOUSE OUTLET
5246 MEMORIAL DRIVE
STONE MTN. , GA 30083
(404) 292-5451 THERE IS A TOLL-FREE NUMBER FOR ORDERS.
Ken Cobb
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 247.1 | MAASSG::WICKERT | Mon Jan 13 1986 16:12 | 10 | ||
I was impressed with OZ's approach to their catalog. They send you a loose leaf "binder" with your account number on the front and then updates from then on. However, their shipping charge (something like a dollar a disc up to $7) put me off. I don't order more than 5 at a time and that $1 makes the difference. Ray | |||||
| 247.2 | good & bad on OZ Warehouse Outlet | FRIDAY::CRANE | Barbara Crane --- dtn 522-2299 | Fri Apr 04 1986 00:19 | 17 |
I have done business with OZ for a year now. Good part: they
do a good job on maintaining records, and shipping as available.
Bad part--they will not send me a new catalog, so now I must
search for a particular cut through the Jan.85 rev, + 13 updates.
Claim they only send complete catalogs to NEW customers. I am
losing patience.
Part of the claim about classical music being more expensive is
that much is imported, and the dollar's value is driving cost of
imports up. Hmmm.
However, they do have the best mail-order selection I have seen,
and the prices are still better than the local audio stores here
in Colorado Springs.
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| 247.3 | FURILO::JOHNSON | Fri Apr 04 1986 08:50 | 9 | ||
I have used OZ in the past but prefer Compact Disc Center. You get new catalogs as they expand their listing, they ship very fast, hit a good percentage of their order, shipping is less ($2.50) for the entire order and you can order disks which are NOT in the catalog but may be out by just asking the order people if they have it. Give em a try peter | |||||
| 247.4 | number? | APOLLO::BERKSON | Thu Jun 12 1986 14:08 | 5 | |
Do you have a phone number for them? Thanks
mitch
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