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    Does Lenovo have coupons for back to school?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by airmax951, Jul 21, 2009.

  1. airmax951

    airmax951 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I am considering a T400 for college and through the CPP program, I can get one with really good specs for $1000. So I was wondering does Lenovo give out coupons for some back to school savings next month? I know they are random but did they do it last year?
     
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  2. The Fire Snake

    The Fire Snake Notebook Virtuoso

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    Even if they do I don't know of a lot of coupons that stack with the CPP discount, atleast that is my expereince.
     
    The Fire Snake, Jul 21, 2009
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    f4ding Laptop Owner

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    I think they have a few deals running right now. CHeck the deals section.
     
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    Lew Notebook Deity

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    Yeah, it's very rare for any coupons to stack with CPP discounts. CPP is usually the very best deal even compared to non-CPP deals/coupons.

    Do also check to see if your school bookstore or technology store has special bundles -- sometimes the school will work with Lenovo to get additional years of onsite warranty and/or accident-protection thrown into a config for very little extra $$$. I've seen bundled deals beat CPP this way, downside though is you're often limited in how much you can change the bundle configuration.
     
    Lew, Jul 21, 2009
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