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 all call me at: (416) 616-3788 (Adam)

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 at: (416) 616-3788 (Adam)

4. What type of CDS do you use and why are your prices so low? CDs are prodisc unbranded with a thick matte finish (not the cheap thin tinfoil). I burn at 24x only and get about one bad disc on every 1000 burned. My cost on the media is $.21 each. This is way i only charge about $2.00 per disc when i sell them. The shows are public domain so there are no royalities involved. A lot of other places sell the exact same thing for $5.00 or more. I'm more in it for share the shows and hope that others enjoy them than i am to get rich. I just do this as a hobby.

5. 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! :-)

6. What are the standard shipping rates?

   United States and Canada   1 to   3 cd's   $  3.00   4 to 10 cd's   $  4.00 11 to 17 cd's   $  6.25 18 to 22 cd's   $  8.00 23 to 45 cd's   $ 12.50 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 10 cd's   $  7.50 11 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

7. 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.

8. 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.

9. What do the CDs look like?
   The CDs are unbranded silver CDs with no labels. The CD paper sleeves are white with a little window on them. Each CD sleeve is labeled indicating the title and/or CD number. If you wish to have CD labels and / or CD Cases. They are avaiable for only a few extra cents per cd. You can select these options at the checkout page, just before you pay for you order.

10. 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