F.A.Q.

1. Can I email you?
   Yes.. you can email me at: your questions and/or order details and i'll help you out! You can reach me here:
   Bob: phone (905) 216-2370
   Monday-Thursday 4:00pm ET - 9:30pm ET
   Friday-Sunday 9:00am ET - 9:30pm ET

2. What is your address? Can I pay for my order by personal check or money order?
   Yes. Step one is to place your order on the website then checkout. On the checkout screen Option #3 is to pay by check. It will then give you the address to send payment to.

3. Can I order over the phone?
   Yes. You can place you order on the website or You can all call me :
   Bob: phone (905) 216-2370
   Monday-Thursday 4:00pm ET - 9:30pm ET
   Friday-Sunday 9:00am ET - 9:30pm ET

4. What is O.T.R. ?
   OTR stands for Old Time Radio. This is what people used to listen to before T.V. was around. Families would gather around a large piece of furniture in their living room called a Radio and listen to the music and stories, much like families now do with television, only it was more enjoyable! :-)

5. What are the standard shipping rates?

   United States and Canada   1 to   3 cd's   $  3.00   4 to 8 cd's   $  4.00 9 to 17 cd's   $  6.80 18 to 22 cd's   $  8.00 23 to 45 cd's   $ 15.00 46 or more cd's   $ 20.00 USB Hard Drive   $ 25.00 SHIPPING RATES

   Europe,Asia,Africa   1 to   3 cd's   $  5.00   4 to 8 cd's   $  7.50 9 to 17 cd's   $ 13.50 18 to 22 cd's   $ 15.00 23 to 45 cd's   $ 30.00 46 or more cd's   $ 45.00 USB Hard Drive   $ 60.00 SHIPPING RATES

6. Are these regular audio CDs?
   No - they are much better. They are MP3-CDs. A regular audio CD only holds about one hour of recorded audio, while an MP3-CD holds up to fifty hours of recorded auido on each disc. Regular audio CDs are also available. click here. Most newer DVD players and Cd players support MP3-CD players. Look for the MP3 logo on your stereo to confirm if these CDs will work.

7. What is MP3?
   These shows are recorded in digital quality MP3 format on a MP3-CD. You can listen MP3-CDs in any computer and most DVD and CD players. Look for the MP3 logo on your DVD or CD player to see if it supports MP3-CDs. You can also listen to them on any portable MP3 player, like an iPod or any other portable audio player.

8. Do the shows have the original commercials?
   I always skim through each new show as I collect them to ensure they sound fine, but haven't fully listened to my entire collection yet. I have a collection of over 10,000 hours worth of Old Time Radio shows and I've only just begun listening to them! When I find duplicates of shows, I compare each version and keep the one that sounds best or the one that includes the original commercials. My best guess is that about 90% of the shows in my collection contain the original commercials.
   Some example of the great commercials you will find are:
   soap operas: dove soap commercials oxidal soap commercials and a really swell steak knife offer
   jack benny: a few Chevrolet commercials in some, a few JELLO commercials in others
   shadow: blue coal commercials, "join the army" commercials
   Johnny Dollar: Camel Cigarettes commercials