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    Coupons or Deals in Canada ?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by knowtion, Feb 28, 2008.

  1. knowtion

    knowtion Newbie

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    I am looking at the coupon deals available to the U.S. Customers ... is anyone able to help me out with some good Candian Deals ?
     
    knowtion, Feb 28, 2008
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    pitz Notebook Deity

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    www.redflagdeals.com is an excellent source for Canadian deals, including, but not limited to, Dell.

    I've had excellent luck buying brand-new Dell products off of eBay, for usually far cheaper than directly buying from Dell themselves.
     
    pitz, Feb 29, 2008
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    Van_Isle Notebook Enthusiast

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    www.dfsdirect.ca for open box. Find a unit you are interested in. Then check www.alliedtek.com. They sell the same stock as dfsdirect, use the same stock numbers, but they do not keep their stock listing updated real-time. So not all units are actually available (i.e. they have already been sold by dfsdirect). Alliedtek's prices usually are cheaper but shipping is more $ ... so email dfsdirect and ask for a price match. Shipping is free at dfsdirect unitl this Sunday.
     
    Van_Isle, Mar 1, 2008
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