Domain: currentcodes.com
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Comments · 6
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Re:In the UK...
Dabs are a pain somewhat - they often list items as in stock that they can't get hold of (like the CDRW drive they sold - showing 345 in stock but didn't have any, and refused to refund the delivery). I've cancelled my delivery with them.
Dabs suck!
Ebuyer.com are ok imho, as are http://www.overclockers.co.uk/ and http://www.scan.co.uk./
Make sure you check for voucher/promotional codes. http://www.hotukdeals.com/, http://www.currentcodes.com/ and http://www.flamingoworld.com/ all seem good.
Dug -
CurrentCodes.com is the best one
The best sites I've found for coupon codes (that haven't been mentioned yet) are:
CurrentCodes.com
NaughtyCodes.com (NOT naughtycoeds.com ;-)
DealHunting.com
BestDealsMagazines.com (best magazine prices overall)
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To save a few extra bucks on this...
I'd recommend using a site like DealHunting or CurrentCodes, they have all the coupon/discount codes so you can save at most of the online stores.
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8 min. abs. of course!
The main problem with geeks, besides our spaghetti arms, is our Beer/Pop Bellies. You can get the 8 min abs DVD from half.com for like $10. If you use this coupon code, you'll get $5 off any order over $10: BUCK17014537
or go here for more:
http://www.currentcodes.com/showstore.php?store=79 &x=0&y=0
Here's a link to the DVD (it comes with 8 min. arms):
http://half.ebay.com/cat/buy/prod.cgi?cpid=5264084 &domain_id=1877&ad=1881 -
my favorites
Newegg - GREAT prices on parts
CurrentCodes - The best coupon code site
Computer Geeks - sometimes has REALLY good deals on systems and components
DealHunting - Has a lot of deals and coupon codes, very handy
PriceWatch - good for seeing how good a deal you're getting ... beware some of the vendors who are cheapest have horrendous shipping. -
PS/2 for $189.99 shipped
Buy.com has the PS/2 for $199. Go to CurrentCodes and get a $10 off $100 coupon for buy.com, then search for item 50011601 in the search box. Voila, PS/2 shipped for $189