Looking at getting some 6-disc Bluray cases for personal use and possibly to offer to Forum members, but struggling with the potential cost to post internationally, how to protect both party's interests and how to organise payment.

PayPal charge high fees, particularly for international transactions and especially if the buyer uses a Credit Card. Money Orders don't really cover the buyer. Not sure of other payment methods.

Potentially I could offer 4 cases posted by Registered international post for AUD$33, at cost, excluding other fees and charges. Whilst cheaper, posting in 2 envelopes (about AUD$27), there isn't the guarantee of registered delivery and proof of postage.

Would there be much interest, is this too expensive, or is this currently covered better by a group buy?

Looking at getting some 6-disc Bluray cases for personal use and possibly to offer to Forum members, but struggling with the potential cost to post internationally, how to protect both party's interests and how to organise payment.....

I got 5 (five) for $52 a month or so ago, should have gone for 10 (ten) from some guy stateside who had a connection down under, worked really good for me, I'd do it again, unless these ever show up as a easy stateside buy. Thanks for your interest in trying this. ;)

Looking at getting some 6-disc Bluray cases for personal use and possibly to offer to Forum members, but struggling with the potential cost to post internationally, how to protect both party's interests and how to organise payment.

PayPal charge high fees, particularly for international transactions and especially if the buyer uses a Credit Card. Money Orders don't really cover the buyer. Not sure of other payment methods.

Potentially I could offer 4 cases posted by Registered international post for AUD$33, at cost, excluding other fees and charges. Whilst cheaper, posting in 2 envelopes (about AUD$27), there isn't the guarantee of registered delivery and proof of postage.

Would there be much interest, is this too expensive, or is this currently covered better by a group buy?

if a good deal could be worked out i'd buy 10

I don't intend to do this as a business and I wouldn't be making any money out of it: just to help a limited number of Forum members out in obtaining these cases if they have no other option.

It may be possible to include 5 cases for the same registered postage cost, but the weight limit is 500g and the cases are supposedly 95g each, so the padded bag packaging could take it over the limit. If there is enough interest I'll look further into it. 5 cases sent registered then would be about AUD$37.

Similarly, it might be possible to fit 10 cases in a 1kg registered post padded bag, which would then be about AUD$66.

To this would have to be added any payment fees, depending on what method would be most suitable. With the current exchange rate, payment in USD$ would probably cover PayPal fees.

I'll probably be getting only 100 cases, so my ability to offer this will be limited.

I don't intend to do this as a business and I wouldn't be making any money out of it: just to help a limited number of Forum members out in obtaining these cases if they have no other option.

Similarly, it might be possible to fit 10 cases in a 1kg registered post padded bag, which would then be about AUD$66.

I'll probably be getting only 100 cases, so my ability to offer this will be limited.

Should this work out, I'll take 10 as I went through the five nothing flat! I'll watch this thread for progress. Thanks. :)

I would go for 5 cases. :) I actually posted a note last night in the BSG thread asking if I was too late to get some. Great Timing! :)

I'm in for 5 as well.

I have interest for 5 cases.

Would appreciate some input on practical and acceptable payment methods. I acknowledge that there may be concerns about simply sending money and trusting that I will post the goods (or vice versa, chargeback or impediments with PayPal at my end).

For verification of postage and insurance cover for the goods, I think the registered post method would be the safest for all concerned.

I'm in for four.

Would appreciate some input on practical and acceptable payment methods. I acknowledge that there may be concerns about simply sending money and trusting that I will post the goods (or vice versa, chargeback or impediments with PayPal at my end).

For verification of postage and insurance cover for the goods, I think the registered post method would be the safest for all concerned.

Well, if we were to pay via Paypal, I'd be willing to pay the extra cost to cover the fees that you would incur for receiving the money.

For example, if we send you the payment, the "seller fee" would be 3.9% + .30. This means if we were to buy 5 cases at $37 AUD, we'd have to send approx $39 AUD so that after fees you'd end up with the full $37. We can compute the actual amounts if this sounds like an acceptable option. Let me know.

Well, if we were to pay via Paypal, I'd be willing to pay the extra cost to cover the fees that you would incur for receiving the money.

For example, if we send you the payment, the "seller fee" would be 3.9% + .30. This means if we were to buy 5 cases at $37 AUD, we'd have to send approx $39 AUD so that after fees you'd end up with the full $37. We can compute the actual amounts if this sounds like an acceptable option. Let me know.
Then there's the currency conversion fee of 2.5% above whatever exchange rate PayPal decides to use, plus the $1 fee charged for me to withdraw funds from my PayPal account if less than $150.

The exchange rate fluctuates constantly and because the prices quoted are my cost, I could be out of pocket by the time the transaction is processed, if the rate varies. Whilst I'm trying not to profit, I'm also not intending to do this as a charity. ;)

By my estimate, the fees alone would be approx 3.9% + 0.8% + 2.5% + 2.7% ~= 10% of $37.

Would it make more sense for me to simply set the price as US$37 and use the exchange rate difference to cover the fees? PayPal probably uses a higher wholesale rate anyway. Might have to re-assess the price if the exchange rate changes substantially.

I'm also a little concerned about my protection: PayPal charges a $15 fee if a buyer initiates a chargeback via Credit Card.

Are there any other payment methods that would be acceptable?

Then there's the currency conversion fee of 2.5% above whatever exchange rate PayPal decides to use, plus the $1 fee charged for me to withdraw funds from my PayPal account if less than $150.

The exchange rate fluctuates constantly and because the prices quoted are my cost, I could be out of pocket by the time the transaction is processed, if the rate varies. Whilst I'm trying not to profit, I'm also not intending to do this as a charity. ;)

By my estimate, the fees alone would be approx 3.9% + 0.8% + 2.5% + 2.7% ~= 10% of $37.

Would it make more sense for me to simply set the price as US$37 and use the exchange rate difference to cover the fees? PayPal probably uses a higher wholesale rate anyway. Might have to re-assess the price if the exchange rate changes substantially.

I'm also a little concerned about my protection: PayPal charges a $15 fee if a buyer initiates a chargeback via Credit Card.

Are there any other payment methods that would be acceptable?

Completely understand your concerns.... I wouldnt have a problem paying for the fees (via $37 USD) and I would agree to use my existing paypal funds so that there are no credit card chargeback possibilities. Most people who have paypal setup have it setup so that they can send money with their existing bank accounts so as to not incur the extra charges of using credit cards though I don't know how to guarantee that someone doesnt pay with their CC other than they would have to pay additional fees on top of whats already there.

However, if we can come up with another payment method, that's fine too. If anyone else has any suggestions, please chime in.

I have no problem with buyers using a CC. I guess the risk of a CC chargeback is similar to the buyer risking that I will honour posting the cases once I have the money. ;)

It sounds like there is enough interest, so I will further progress getting the cases and confirming the number that can be fitted into a registered post padded bag.

Maybe then I will need a guinea pig to test out the payment method and process of posting to destination.

I'm not sure whether this thread needs to go into something like the Classifieds section: don't want to step on any Forum rules.

Paypal is good with me as well, I am more than willing to pay the necessary fees. :)

Paypal is good with me as well, I am more than willing to pay the necessary fees. :)

Pay pal, good here, also.

Was a lurker on this forum for a while...this thread made me join. :)

I'm in for four.

A Forum member has PM'd me with a suggestion of payment via Amazon Gift Card. This might be workable too, although it doesn't offer any protection to the buyer if I decided to abscond with the money, like PayPal presumably does. ;) Also, I would prefer the money to repay my outgoings, rather than advance purchase of more Blurays, but maybe a percentage as Gift Cards would be tolerable.

Anyway, I think I have enough notional interest, so am placing the order for the cases.

There's no need to message your interest here now, although comments and suggestions are welcome.

As soon as I'm in a position to send the cases, I'll report back with finalised pricing and payment options and then interested members can PM me to order.

I'm interested too. Just send out a PM with the details, final costs, ect once you have all the info.

Hi,

I would be interested in getting 10 cases.
The best payment option for me would be PayPal.
Let me know how to proceed.
Thanks.

As soon as I'm in a position to send the cases, I'll report back with finalised pricing and payment options and then interested members can PM me to order.
Thanks much for offering to do this. Hope you give those of us who've posted here already first priority. Just saying in case you have more people than cases in hand.

Please include me for four also.

IanD,

Sign me up for 5 cases. As Brajesh wrote earlier, hope you give those of us who've posted here already first priority. Maybe start a list? I'm not on here 24 hours a day like some so it's possible I'll miss out. Thanks for doing this and please keep us informed.

I would be interested in 5 cases should you decide to start a list.

I dont know if you made the order already (hopefully not) but someone tracked down a U.S. Vendor with 6 disc cases:

http://www.vernonlibrarysupplies.com/vortex-blu-ray-disc-cases.html

Pretty cheap, 5 cases came to around $20 w/ shipping.

I dont know if you made the order already (hopefully not) but someone tracked down a U.S. Vendor with 6 disc cases:

http://www.vernonlibrarysupplies.com/vortex-blu-ray-disc-cases.html

Pretty cheap, 5 cases came to around $20 w/ shipping.

Wow, thank you. That is a great find for those of us in the US.

I dont know if you made the order already (hopefully not) but someone tracked down a U.S. Vendor with 6 disc cases:

http://www.vernonlibrarysupplies.com/vortex-blu-ray-disc-cases.html

Pretty cheap, 5 cases came to around $20 w/ shipping.

thanks for the tip just placed a order

Wow, fantastic find; thanks. Placed my order as well. Guess we won't need to bother Ian after all. But Ian, if you already bought the cases and can't return them, I'll pay for the 5 cases I promised I'd buy.

I ordered this morning and they already shipped! Should be here on Thursday. I agree with the above sentiment, if an order was already made I will buy my cases as expressed earlier.

Hi,

I am not sure whether the US company would ship to Europe at a an affordable rate.

So I'd like to go ahead with Ian in OZ for 10 cases.
Please let me know if you are up for it, Ian.

Thanks.

I sure wish that USA retailer had been located sooner.

Although I've already ordered and paid for the cases, I don't expect you guys to feel obligated to take mine at higher cost, since it has been only an expression of interest so far and not firm orders. So, go ahead and order from the other retailer if you wish with a clear conscience. ;)

I'm sure I can offload the cases elsewhere, although it will probably take a little longer.

I can post to Europe, but registered post is about $3 more for 500g and about $7 more for 1kg.

I just got an email from Vernon Library Supply saying that the 6-disk cases are backordered until December.

That sucks. No e-mail here, but my order still shows as "Processing". Will likely be backordered like yours I'm assuming. Wish there were other U.S. sources for multi-disc cases.

That sucks. No e-mail here, but my order still shows as "Processing". Will likely be backordered like yours I'm assuming. Wish there were other U.S. sources for multi-disc cases.

I sent them another email. They have plenty of 5-disk cases, so perhaps that's another option.

That's an option, and you could use those CD sticker hubs for the 6th disc if needed. Those hubs are available from various media e-tailers and eBay.

I sent them another email. They have plenty of 5-disk cases, so perhaps that's another option.

I just got an email that the 5 disc case is now backorderd as well.

I'm guessing they were overwhelmed with a zillion orders once their URL hit the various forums.

I just got an email that the 5 disc case is now backorderd as well.

I'm guessing they were overwhelmed with a zillion orders once their URL hit the various forums.

This reminds me of something like this where a D-VHS tape dealer had a killer price on some JVC DF420's back then there was only AVS so we all ordered and he sold out almost at once, I kept my order and some time later the dealer honered that price, so it worked out all OK in the end, today there are many AV sites so the word of this case dealer stateside got out faster and I'm sure there were more orders than the vendor thought possible so they sold out, in reflecting this is kind of funny based on history. I'm sure there are a whole more folks into BLu Ray than there were into D-VHS. And that vendor blamed it on us, (AVS) openly. BTW My order shipped OK as best I can tell, I got a tracking number. The trouble is there are'nt many covers to be had for the thick cases right now, I only have one I'm using in one of my thin cases, so I'd going to PM IanD and get what I said I was interested in, as those are only being sold where he lives I can still see the need to both sizes. Thanks. :)

I hope to receive the cases in the next few days and can then confirm postage arrangements.

In the meantime, does anyone understand PayPal workings completely? I notice that they have personal payments that are fee-free if sending money to family and friends, and purchase payments that are fee-paying if purchasing goods or services. How does PayPal check what is actually happening, since the customer can theoretically tick any of the options? Do you have to be a registered business for the fees to apply, or does PayPal analyse the payments and assume that if a number of similar payments are coming from different sources, then it is payment for goods and services?

I also notice that the amount can be specified in Australian Dollars, so that would eliminate me having to guess what the conversion will be: it can be handled automatically by PayPal at the senders end.

Also, if using a Credit Card for payment, the sender can determine who pays the fee (only if personal payments).

Who pays the cross border transaction fee though?

I guess I'm wondering if there is a way to make payments as personal payment, agree to pay the Credit Card fee themselves and make a payment in Australian Dollars, then I can give a price in Australian Dollars that is unlikely to change, regardless of exchange rate fluctuations. The only additional costs would then be my fees for getting paid (2.4% + $0.30) and the fee for withdrawal from my PayPal account ($1), which are well known and can be built accurately into the price. There will be no need for me to build more cost recovery into a USD$ price that will then be subject to exchange rate fluctuations and hopefully it will mean a slightly cheaper price to you.

However, maybe my understanding of PayPal is flawed: it seems complicated and convoluted.

I hope to receive the cases in the next few days and can then confirm postage arrangements.

In the meantime, does anyone understand PayPal workings completely? I notice that they have personal payments that are fee-free if sending money to family and friends, and purchase payments that are fee-paying if purchasing goods or services. How does PayPal check what is actually happening, since the customer can theoretically tick any of the options? Do you have to be a registered business for the fees to apply, or does PayPal analyse the payments and assume that if a number of similar payments are coming from different sources, then it is payment for goods and services?

I also notice that the amount can be specified in Australian Dollars, so that would eliminate me having to guess what the conversion will be: it can be handled automatically by PayPal at the senders end.

Also, if using a Credit Card for payment, the sender can determine who pays the fee (only if personal payments).

Who pays the cross border transaction fee though?

I guess I'm wondering if there is a way to make payments as personal payment, agree to pay the Credit Card fee themselves and make a payment in Australian Dollars, then I can give a price in Australian Dollars that is unlikely to change, regardless of exchange rate fluctuations. The only additional costs would then be my fees for getting paid (2.4% + $0.30) and the fee for withdrawal from my PayPal account ($1), which are well known and can be built accurately into the price. There will be no need for me to build more cost recovery into a USD$ price that will then be subject to exchange rate fluctuations and hopefully it will mean a slightly cheaper price to you.

However, maybe my understanding of PayPal is flawed: it seems complicated and convoluted.
It is convoluted. I think you should just set a price in US$ that will insure that you are not losing money. I don't think anyone who is getting this is going to worry about few cents or dollars that they may overpay because of currency fluctuations or variation in fees.

The cases have arrived and have "Elite" stamped on the inside, if that is relevant. They cost me AUD$3.27 each.

A 500g Registered Post Padded Bag (including compensation up to $100) to USA costs AUD$20 and a 1kg AUD$32.

A 500g Registered Post Padded Bag to Europe costs AUD$23.40 and a 1kg AUD$38.80

I intend to separate and wrap the cases with cling film, to prevent rubbing in transit, and to wrap the package with packing tape to lend stability: hopefully the padded bag will afford enough protection to the contents. For 10 cases, I can alternatively separate each with bubblewrap and wrap the bundle in a layer of bubblewrap and packing tape for extra protection, if deemed suitable.

I have confirmed that 10 cases can be sent in a 1kg Registered Post padded bag without problem. The situation is borderline with 5 cases though. The operator I spoke with was prepared to weigh the contents before placing into the bag (in which case it was less then 500g), but I think their policy is to weigh contents and bag together (in which case it is 509g), so a different operator might apply a different ruling and deny shipment on the day. Australia Post seems brutal about enforcing weight limits. I guess I won't actually know the pitfalls until I test it out.

It seems that only letters and documents can be sent internationally in envelopes now: everything else goes as a parcel, so my option of sending 4 cases in two envelopes for $14 appears to have been closed off.

I just want to put estimated pricing out there first for consideration. I think the following prices "might" cover my costs for shipment to USA using PayPal, for an exchange rate up to 0.9 (currently 0.87):

4 cases - US$35
5 cases - US$38
10 cases - US$66

I would also like to offer a payment option via Amazon Gift Cards, with a lower price reflecting the lack of PayPal fees:

4 cases - US$31
5 cases - US$34
10 cases - US$60

Before taking orders, I would like to test the approach with a volunteer for 5 cases and one for 10 cases, so if anyone out there wants to give it a try, please PM me.

If anyone in Europe is interested in the cases, please PM me, so we can determine the appropriate currency and pricing.

The cases have arrived and have "Elite" stamped on the inside, if that is relevant. They cost me AUD$3.27 each.

A 500g Registered Post Padded Bag (including compensation up to $100) to USA costs AUD$20 and a 1kg AUD$32.

A 500g Registered Post Padded Bag to Europe costs AUD$23.40 and a 1kg AUD$38.80

I intend to separate and wrap the cases with cling film, to prevent rubbing in transit, and to wrap the package with packing tape to lend stability: hopefully the padded bag will afford enough protection to the contents. For 10 cases, I can alternatively separate each with bubblewrap and wrap the bundle in a layer of bubblewrap and packing tape for extra protection, if deemed suitable.

I have confirmed that 10 cases can be sent in a 1kg Registered Post padded bag without problem. The situation is borderline with 5 cases though. The operator I spoke with was prepared to weigh the contents before placing into the bag (in which case it was less then 500g), but I think their policy is to weigh contents and bag together (in which case it is 509g), so a different operator might apply a different ruling and deny shipment on the day. Australia Post seems brutal about enforcing weight limits. I guess I won't actually know the pitfalls until I test it out.

It seems that only letters and documents can be sent internationally in envelopes now: everything else goes as a parcel, so my option of sending 4 cases in two envelopes for $14 appears to have been closed off.

I just want to put estimated pricing out there first for consideration. I think the following prices "might" cover my costs for shipment to USA using PayPal, for an exchange rate up to 0.9 (currently 0.87):

4 cases - US$35
5 cases - US$38
10 cases - US$66

I would also like to offer a payment option via Amazon Gift Cards, with a lower price reflecting the lack of PayPal fees:

4 cases - US$31
5 cases - US$34
10 cases - US$60

Before taking orders, I would like to test the approach with a volunteer for 5 cases and one for 10 cases, so if anyone out there wants to give it a try, please PM me.

If anyone in Europe is interested in the cases, please PM me, so we can determine the appropriate currency and pricing.

PMed you.

I ordered this morning and they already shipped! Should be here on Thursday. I agree with the above sentiment, if an order was already made I will buy my cases as expressed earlier.

got my order yesterday fast service

IanD - I'll take 5 case. Please send me info on where to send Paypal.

I already have enough guinea pigs to test out the arrangements, so please no more new PMs or requests for cases until the results are in.

Okay people, the guinea pig exercise has been interesting and useful from my perspective: I can now target pricing and process better. I'll leave it up to the participants to chime in with their opinions if they wish.

Payment is much easier for me to manage, via PayPal, when made in Australian Dollars so that is all I am accepting. I have factored in any fees for using a Credit Card, so don't be concerned about using that method.

Postage of 5 cases is raising a frown at Aus Post as it comes in at 510g when weighed with the pre-paid Registered Post 500g padded bag. Although they have allowed 2 shipments to go through, I can't guarantee that there won't be problems with others which will have to be addressed at that time. Four (4) or 10 cases are within the respective weight limits and not a problem.

Unfortunately, Aus Post do not seem to provide tracking details for Registered Post items (only items sent via Courier), however I will email a scan of the receipt, once the item has been posted, for your reference.

I am unable to offer payment via Amazon E-mail Gift Card/Certificate at this time.

Since the total number of cases is limited, I will give preference to purchases of less than 10 cases, to give the maximum number of members an opportunity to obtain them now. If interest is low, I will reconsider this approach.

If you wish to purchase some cases, please send a PM indicating number required, destination postal address and your email address. I will send an email to your email address confirming the price.

When using PayPal, please send money to my email address as payment for goods.

I can now offer the following pre-defined numbers of cases, with payment via PayPal, at the following rates. For different quantities, please specify the number required in your PM and I will email a price:

Destination USA: 4 cases=AUD$38 5 cases=AUD$42 10 cases=AUD$72

Destination Europe: 4 cases=AUD$42 5 cases=AUD$46 10 cases=AUD$80

PM'd you for 5. Thanks.

If you PM a request for cases, could you please include your email address and postal address?

The number of PMs capable of being stored is limited, so having to PM my email address for payment in addition to the original PM ties up an extra one: I would rather send you an email confirming the payment amount, which also identifies the payment address.

There is no need to duplicate PM requests for cases in this thread.

I have enough cases left for 8 packs of 5 and 1 pack of 4.

Have noticed a sudden decline in interest after the initial surge and would be interested to hear whether anyone else is interested in purchasing cases but is holding off because of my limitation on less than 10 cases or no Amazon Gift Card at this time, or for some other reason.

Since I want to recoup my outgoings as soon as possible, I may relax the number limitation after this weekend, to clear remaining stocks. I am unlikely to order in any more cases.

35 cases left and will accept requests for 10 cases: requests via PM please.

Payment via PayPal (Credit Card okay):

Destination USA
4 cases - AUD$38
5 cases - AUD$42
10 cases - AUD$72

Destination Europe
4 cases - AUD$42
5 cases - AUD$46
10 cases - AUD$80

Payment via Amazon Gift Card/Certificate:

4 cases - US$31 or £21
5 cases - US$34 or £23
10 cases - US$60 or £39

I want 5 cases, sent you a PM.

Hey guys, just wanted to leave a note of appreciation to IanD for the cases. It only took a week to get to me from AUS, and they were packaged very well and arrived with no damage.

One cool thing - they are 14mm cases. These are about the same thickness as Terminator: SCC season 1, smallville season 7, dollhouse season 1, and firefly. I believe the thin blade runner release is the same size as well.

Anyone thinking about getting these may want to PM IanD if you're interested...

Got my 5 cases from Ian yesterday. They're great. Very nicely packed. Thanks much again Ian.

Also got my 4-disc and 5-disc cases from Vernon Library Supply. The 5-disc is actually fatter (spine) than Ian's 6-disc. I prefer the Aussie ones.

I just received my cases from Ian in excellent condition. These cases are really thin. They are ~1mm thinner than the PS3 game cases (or Criterion's new clear cases) and only slightly thicker than the regular Blu-ray cases. It's amazing that they hold 6 disks.

Hey guys, just wanted to leave a note of appreciation to IanD for the cases. ...

Mine arrived yesterday but I had to pick them up at my post office as I needed to sign for them, no problem / no worries / just right! A big tip of the cap to Ian for all his efforts putting this together. :):):)

Could somone post comparative pics of the Aussie Ian cases & the Vernon Library cases & any other cases

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn26/gvjm2007/HDSDCOMP/5a3d6c47.jpg

Here is a side-by-side.
Battlestar Galactica = 6 disc case that IanD sent
Prison Break - Almost Identical to the vernon cases
Terminator S2 - Looks exactly like the 6 disc IanD case, except it's missing the first hub
Girl Next Door - Single fox eco case.... used as a reference
Lost - used to hold up the rest :)

Got my cases from Ian yesterday and they work very nicely. As a bonus the internal holder that is not necessary for season 1 (only 4 discs) is a perfect replacement for the internal holder in my planet earth set that won't hold the discs anymore. Kudos Ian.

Have 20 cases left. I won't be getting any more in.

However, I hit a snag with the last set of 5 cases I tried to post: 2 of the 3 post offices I visited refused to accept postage because it weighed 507g and demanded I either use the 1kg satchel at $32 (instead of $20 for the 500g satchel) or post in a padded bag independently for $28 registered. Finally someone accepted it in the 500g satchel, but it probably means I will have further issues posting any future 5 case packs. 4 cases and 10 cases are perfectly fine and can additionally be bubblewrap protected, but the 5 cases are unfortunately borderline. Pricing for 5 cases assumes postage in the $20 500g registered post padded satchel.

Got my set of 5 cases earlier this week. It took exactly 1 week to recieve them here is eastern Ma. They were packaged very securely. I love how thin they are. 4 cases for my BSG set and another for Band of Brothers. Thanks again Ian.

Let's hope we get these slim-6-pack cases in the U.S. in the future...sooner than later, fingers crossed.

Only 5 cases left.

As well as the 4 or 5 case registered post options, I can post two (2) Bluray 6-disc cases:

1) in a padded bag for AUD$20 via PayPal
2) in a padded bag for US$16 via Amazon Gift Card

Note that these 2-case options are not registered or insured and I am not able to provide proof of postage: if they get lost in the post or damaged there is nothing I can do.

All cases now sold.

Thank you all for your assistance in clearing the inventory and I am pleased to have been able to help the Forum members in a small way.

I have no problem with this thread being used to identify further options for Bluray cases in future.

The 5 discs are back in stock at Vernon. Just ordered 20...

http://www.vernonlibrarysupplies.com/blu-ray-disc-case-5-discs.html