📁 Organize Your CDs with Vaultz CD Storage File Folders, 100 Folders per Box, White (VZ01096) Review

The box was sealed with office tape, but nothing was missing at first glance. I bought this specifically for the little tabs at the top of a folder. I was expecting a staggard tab (left, center, right) as advertised, but I have two stacks on the left and one on the right. I won't return them because I need them anyway, I'm just upset that's all. Otherwise; great size, great structure (the way it's cut in half so you don't rip them apart) and it's very easy to write and edit

I personally expected plastic when I bought it. I thought they were more durable CD/DVD cases, but they turned out to be paper thin (like the thickness of a greeting card). I just want others to know that they aren't really plastic as they seem. I didn't really find a place that stated the material type (after I got it). However, I would like to add that they work great for the Vaultz system. I just think they're a bit overpriced for what they really are.

This is one of the products associated with the Vaultz system. I bought this and a few Vaultz storage containers and a Diskgear production system. Both are time wasters. I prefer the Diskgear100 because it comes with software that is easy for you to print and easy to change. The software also allows you to classify CDs. With Diskgear, you don't have to write on your sleeves (my handwriting and typing is terrible). I use Diskgear in the office for paperwork and Vaultz for my music collection. If