Belkin 802.11b PC Card AND 802.11b Router ~$97! @ Staples

ai42

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Ok get this...

Belkin F5D6230-3 Wireless Cable/DSL Gateway Router
Staples advertised price
179.99 ($30 MIR)
-$60.50 (110% PM) to CompUSAs $124.99
-$30 rebate
-$20 off $100 coupon (to be found at thickwallet)
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$69.49

Belkin F5D6020 Wireless Notebook Network Card
$89.99 (Staples advertised price)
-$33 (110% PM) with CompUSA's $59.99
-$20 rebate
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$36.99

OR get both...
+$179.99 (WiFi router/AP)
-$60.50 PM (router)
+$89.99 (WiFi PC Card)
-$33 PM (PC Card)
-$30 off $150 coupon (to be found at thickwallet)
-$30 rebate (router)
-$20 rebate (PC Card)
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$96.48 + some tax and maybe shipping.
 

ynotravid

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Have you done this yourself? Sounds like what I'm lookin for. I'm getting to old to run cable.
 

megatron

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doesn't staples take the coupon into account before PMing? This is a sweet deal if they don't!
 

Fritzo

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Belkin wireless stuff is very good. It's got's great range, but it's no frills (no external antenna support, WEP isn't very efficient, etc). Great for the home user.
 

ai42

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bump fixed some stuff, sorry you had to price match compusa's price for the pc card I was tired...
 

OptiMiser

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Uhh, how do you get both rebates? It looks like they both use the same rebate form, which says limit one per household.
 

JuryDuty

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Thank you SO MUCH for posting this!

Here's what I did:

$130 Router
+ $60 USB Network Adapter
- $31 PM on the router @ Buy.com
- $17 PM on the adapter @ Buy.com
- $15 coupon I had
+ $10 tax
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$137 out the door
- $30 Router rebate
- $20 Adapter rebate
- $3 Staples business rewards card
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$84!!!


Then I'm going to auction my old router and cards for ~$65 (what they're currently bringing). Total out of pocket is $19!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
 

JuryDuty

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Originally posted by: OptiMiser
Uhh, how do you get both rebates? It looks like they both use the same rebate form, which says limit one per household.


If you go instore, the form that prints out at the register prints TWICE and assigns each one a different rebate number, even though they go to the same address. The rebate number specifically says "One per household for THIS rebate number." So we should be fine.