Kathleen Martin
Co-ordinator of Community Services
Greater Victoria Public Library
Victoria, B.C.
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 dewright@rubberdisc.com wrote:
> I would like to ask an informal poll question. I will post the results of
> this "poll" if I can get enough responses. I am curious about your DVD
> collections and how you are maintaining them once they begin to scratch
> and fail.
>
> Are you:
>
> A) Replacing your discs with new discs
> B) Using a repair service to repair the discs
> C) Have purchased a machine and attempting repairs
>
> We are looking at purchasing the accounts and machinery of one of our
> smaller competitors and I am trying to determine trends within the library
> field of accounts. I would welcome any comments that pertain to what you
> look for in a repair service as it will be helpful to us in deriving the
> value of future, repeat business.
>
> As an incentive, anyone that sends a response to our "poll" will be
> eligible for three (3) free CD, DVD or game disc repairs. Just send a
> response to my email address. Additionally, I would like to include a
> sample of the products we provide our repair clients - including lint-free
> cloths, premium lift lock cases and label scratch guards. I appreciate
> your help with this project and look forward to posting the results here.
>
> Thank you,
> David Wright
> Rubberdisc.com
> 303.250.8455
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