Absolutely Cheapest Price for Iomega HipZip = $94.99 ($44.99?)

[cLiPLiK]

what u mean by that lnguyen?
keep calling the csrs until you get one that allows the dual rebates?

 

[cLiPLiK]

i think pricematch can be done, but i really doubt the dual rebate thing will go thru, since the two rebate forms are practically identical, except for the mailing address which is pretty confusing

 

[Dragoon42]

always call very early in the morning or very late at night, pms usually go through then

 

[ss284]

Tried calling staples rebates. I was on hold for about 20 minutes, then heard a click. i hung up 30 seconds later.

anyone else wanna give it a shot?

-Steve

 

[randomlinh]

i was refering to the pricematching. the dual rebates who knows..

 

[chevelle396]

if anyone tries this and can confirm the dual rebate action, I'll be all over it. why can't i get the good CSR's?

 

[blues008]

DO NOT BUY THIS PLAYER

I had it for a while, but it makes way too much noise and I ended up returning it. It makes noise at different stages of a song, and going from song to song. You can actually hear it clicking away when you're listening to it.

Not worth any amount of money IMO.

blues

 

[Joe236]

Went ahead and ordered this player the other day and just emailed them the price match request a few minutes ago. They matched Egghead's $174.99 without questions. I noted in my price match request that after the $50 mfg rebate the total price is $124.99 at egghead. It appears the added $5.41 for shipping. Fine with me....These are good MP3/computer stoarge players IMHO.

Joe

 

[ItsSoLARGE]

I'm a little confused on how u get this stuff price matched.. Do I just call staples? can I email them or what?

 

[cmv]

Just a heads up - the Click! media does wear out. I don't know how long it lasts but this review of another product that uses Click! media makes it sound not so good:



<< One of the functions of the Iomega software is to give you important information about the disk itself. Here you can see the type (40MB), status (protected / unprotected), the very important Disk Life and Format Life percentages -- these disks do not last forever, they have a very finite life span and can only be reused just so many times. >>



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