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    Dell Stackable 10% off select XPS and Inspiron systems?on top of your MPP (EPP) discount

    Discussion in 'Notebook and Tech Bargains' started by stinky, Jan 9, 2008.

  1. stinky

    stinky Newbie

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    Found on fatwallet.com

    http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/messageview.php?catid=18&threadid=798780

    You must copy and paste the link below and you will be emailed a coupon.

    https://holidaycoupon.dellsavings.com

    or XPS: Offer valid 1/7/08 10am CT - 1/24/08 11:59pm CT. Good when you purchase XPS M1330 $899 and above, XPS One $699 and above, and XPS 420 $699 and above (before taxes, fees, shipping and handling). One coupon per customer.

    for Inspiron: Offer valid 1/7/08 10am CT - 1/24/08 11:59pm CT. Not Valid on XPS systems. Good when you purchase Dell™ Inspiron™ desktops priced $699 and above and Inspiron notebooks at $899 and above (before taxes, fees, shipping and handling). One coupon per customer.
     
    stinky, Jan 9, 2008
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  2. sly

    sly m1530 owner!!!

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    is it valid for the m1530
     
    sly, Jan 9, 2008
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    imar3l Notebook Evangelist

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  4. djtoodles

    djtoodles Notebook Evangelist

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    pft what a crock of **** it should be avail for the 1530 :)
     
    djtoodles, Jan 9, 2008
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  5. viv

    viv Newbie

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    Hello,

    I used the coupon but then noticed at the checkout that the website only ships in the US. Is there something similar to this for Canada? Thx for the help. :p
     
    viv, Jan 12, 2008
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    mia4l Notebook Evangelist

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    If I didn't have a 1530 I would jump all over this deal.
     
    mia4l, Jan 12, 2008
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  7. tmorrowus

    tmorrowus Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just used the MPP to order a loaded M1330 for a final price of $1427 with a $70 gift card coming back.

    I configured it with T7250, LED thin/light screen, 3GB RAM, 320GB drive, Nex-Gen Draft N, 128mb 8400M graphics, bluetooth, bluetooth travel mouse, 4 years inhome service, 4 years completecare with 4 year lojack. The undiscounted price was $2427.

    I started with the $624 package savings on the high end XPS M1330 which was $1399. Then I got 10% off (using the M1330 coupon code that gets sent when you register at https://holidaycoupon.dellsavings.com ) plus 12% off MPP discount for $1600 and above (the discount would only be 8% for between $800 and $1600).

    When I was checking out, it asked for the company name, and didn't accept the company name I entered first. I entered the name of one of Dell's japanese competitors as the company name and that worked :)

    The 10% coupon expires 1/24/08
     
    tmorrowus, Jan 13, 2008
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  8. ThePug

    ThePug Notebook Consultant

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    I know when I checked out on one of mine that using a Dell Prefered Account you could get 4% more off, did you see any of this? If you clicked pay with credit card and then switched back to Dell Preferred and logged in, it would show an additional 4% off.
     
    ThePug, Jan 13, 2008
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