Recommend Fulfillment Center For DVD Products

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I'd like to mail dvd products to people who subscribe to my newsletter. Could someone recommend a reliable and low cost fulfillment center I could use?
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryan Thomas
    I've used Kunaki for DVD fulfillment in the past, but it's been a few years. I'm sure someone else can chime in to tell us if they're still good.
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  • Profile picture of the author troy23
    Yes I've used Kunaki for years.
    You upload your files to their server, they then create the CD/DVD.
    They create the box cover (or you can) and dispatch to many (not all) countries for $1.
    Never had any issues, although their website needs updating.
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  • Profile picture of the author James Jackson
    Just found Trepstar.com yesterday .... says they have prices comparable to Kunaki.

    BUT ... they ALSO HAVE SUPPORT! :-)

    Kunaki does not.

    They check the customers address is valid before shipping.

    Kunaki des not.

    You can have multiple Part (CD, DVD) Products ie different products in a one package or a full course on different discs. One really great case is designed to hold up to 18 discs and its only slightly larger than a regular DVD case.

    I'm going to try them.

    James
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    • Profile picture of the author DanielBlue
      Originally Posted by James Jackson View Post

      Just found Trepstar.com yesterday .... says they have prices comparable to Kunaki.

      BUT ... they ALSO HAVE SUPPORT! :-)

      Kunaki does not.

      They check the customers address is valid before shipping.

      Kunaki des not.

      You can have multiple Part (CD, DVD) Products ie different products in a one package or a full course on different discs. One really great case is designed to hold up to 18 discs and its only slightly larger than a regular DVD case.

      I'm going to try them.

      James
      For me kunaki works fine. But good to know that there are alternatives.
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  • Profile picture of the author hbeezy
    kunaki is good. I've heard about lulu.com but that's for books. I just did a search and another one called acutrack.com popped up.

    They all seem like they are good websites. But obviously the warrior favorite is kunaki. Do what works for you.
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