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Location: United KingdomMember since: 12 Aug, 2001

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7***d (65)- Feedback left by buyer.
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CDs arrived well packaged, quickly and as described. Great communication, recommend this seller
h***u (876)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Fantastic service and price thank you. Happy to order again 🤘👍
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Great seller
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Everything great packaging great
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Great CD Box set delivered very quickly
h***u (139)- Feedback left by buyer.
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As described.

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Reviews (5)

Hama CD/DVD Repair and Cleaning Kit With Repair Paste, Polishing Pad & Fluid

03 Feb, 2019

Waste of money, doesn't work.

I bought it to remove scratches on a couple of CDs. It doesn't even reduce the light scratches. Don't waste your money on this. For cleaning discs a damp cloth (which I normally use) would probably work as well.

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Black Microphone Mesh Grille Round Metal with Grey Inner Foam Filter for 858 Mic

23 Aug, 2024

Quality item, better than the one it rep...

Quality item, better than the one it replaced, as it's designed so it can't roll off a surface.

06 Jun, 2007

Why is Dad's Army so popular?

Why is Dad's Army so popular, 30 years after the last episode was aired, and more than 60 years after the time in which it is set? I believe it is the characters, and the fact that we probably all know someone like one of them - pompous Captain Mainwaring, laid-back Sergeant Wilson, confused Lance Corporal Jones, prophet of doom Private Fraser, doddery Private Godfrey, stupid boy Pike or Private Walker the spiv. And the catchphrases - Fall in if you wouldn't mind awfully, Don't panic, Stupid boy, and They don't like it up 'em. We all know what's coming, but I think that makes it all the more appealing. Five episodes are included. My personal favourite is The Honourable Man, in which Sergeant Wilson is on the outer fringes of the aristocracy due to a relative dying, and Mainwaring is most annoyed.

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