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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by bandora
If you have dell credit card you can get %3 off.
Can you give me a discount too? xD
First you have to slect credit card as the payment method then the site will offer you %3 off if you use your dell preferred accoount. It comes to $500 after this discount.
I ordered one although I did not make my mind for n900 due to
its lack of support for Java.
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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by geneven
Well at least my State dont required tax for online purchased ... sorry to hear. You think the Government don't already tax what you already made! ha!
At least think for a moment about criticizing businesses for charging taxes. They don't get that money. You owe those taxes by the laws in your state. ....
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2009-11-05
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This is what the site says you have to do to get the discount
Discount Details Close
Dell Home Customers: Save $80 off this item!
Expires Saturday, November 07, 2009
Prices, specifications, availability and terms of offer may change without notice. Taxes, fees, shipping, handling and any applicable restocking charges are extra, and vary. Offer maybe combined with select other offers. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Systems Electronics & Accessories site only. Offer does not apply to and is not available with systems or items purchased through the online systems configurator, refurbished items or spare parts. Purchase limit of 10 same items per order, but any applicable discounts apply to only the first 5 same items per order. Dell cannot be responsible for pricing or other errors, and reserves the right to cancel orders arising from such errors.
Discount Details Close
Dell Home Customers: Save $80 off this item!
Expires Saturday, November 07, 2009
Prices, specifications, availability and terms of offer may change without notice. Taxes, fees, shipping, handling and any applicable restocking charges are extra, and vary. Offer maybe combined with select other offers. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Systems Electronics & Accessories site only. Offer does not apply to and is not available with systems or items purchased through the online systems configurator, refurbished items or spare parts. Purchase limit of 10 same items per order, but any applicable discounts apply to only the first 5 same items per order. Dell cannot be responsible for pricing or other errors, and reserves the right to cancel orders arising from such errors.
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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by bandora
Ironically, as soon as I go to the EPP discount, it says the SAME $80 discount is now an EPP discount. Burned.
Can you give me a discount too? xD
Lol man why are you mad? I wasn't complaining.. Just saying that with the tax and all.. The price bumps up to 551 which is like 8 dollars different than Newegg.. Which doesn't give me that WOW factor.. (and I am saying it goes up to 551 because of Michigan taxes).. I don't think that makes a criminal.. does it?
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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by danramos
Totally Agreed !!!
Ironically, as soon as I go to the EPP discount, it says the SAME $80 discount is now an EPP discount. Burned.
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2009-11-05
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@ California, USA / Jordan
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@danramos.. hehehe.. That sux.. :/
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2009-11-05
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5% off at Dell.com via Bing.com Rebate Instrucions
Works only for Dell Home only, I think, however, better deal at dell business(http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...0&postcount=22) . Might work with Dell business purchase, but doubtful.
1) Go to Bing.com (microsoft search site)
2) Click on Shopping in the left hand side
3) Type "Dell" into the search box and press enter
4) At the search results, click on the "Dell.com official site" on the right hand side (First screenshot below)
5) Enter in your email at the sign up screen (Will display 5% off message, second screenshot below) for 5% off your purchase at Dell.com
6) Enjoy. (I make no guarantees)
(you have to have cookies turned on, javascript on, and not go to any other site between clicking on dell link and your purchase, takes 60 days to redeem your 5% rebate.)
Here's more info;
http://www.bing.com/shopping/pages/howtouse.aspx
Last edited by ioioio; 2009-11-05 at 20:55.
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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by ioioio
Great idea.. I am checking it out right now!
1) Go to Bing.com (microsoft search site)
2) Click on Shopping in the left hand side
3) Type "Dell" into the search box and press enter
4) At the search results, click on the "Dell.com official site" on the right hand side
5) Enter in your email for 5% off your purchase at Dell.com
6) Enjoy.
(you have to have cookies turned on, and not go to any other site between clicking on dell link and your purchase)
Here's more info;
http://www.bing.com/shopping/pages/howtouse.aspx
All it does it redirects me to the Dell site.. I don't get a 5% off.. Am I doing something wrong here?
I don't want to place my order then nothing happens.. :/
Last edited by bandora; 2009-11-05 at 20:36.
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2009-11-05
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Originally Posted by geneven
Look at Uncle Sam talking. Don't blame people of not paying taxes on their online purchases when the retailers don't charge them. There are plenty of states that don't require you to pay tax on your online purchases unless you reside in the state of which the item was purchase. Which is why retailers such as Amazon.com and many others tax buyers in certain states. Dell on the other hand seems to tax you regardless of your location...where does that money go? My state or the sate of Dell.
At least think for a moment about criticizing businesses for charging taxes. They don't get that money. You owe those taxes by the laws in your state. You can evade them, no doubt, but there's something about complaining about businesses who won't let you commit an illegal act, poor criminals.
You may have heard something about states needing money. It is partly because people who live in the states and take advantage of things the states do, like building roads and schools, aren't very keen on paying for the benefits they get.
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