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Dell 2001fp Deals?

imported_Kyzar1

Junior Member
Just wondering if anyone knew how often Dell ran deals on the 2001fp. I know it's 10% off now, but I know they can do better than that. I'm looking to buy a new LCD within the next few weeks and wondering if I should wait for the deal or look elsewhere for a LCD.

Kyzar1
 
Dell's quarter end months are Jan, Apr, Jul and Oct. If you thought the 10% off in July is not cheap enough, probably you have to wait until Oct.
 
Ugh, not what I was hoping for at all. I've heard that others have called a sales rep and asked for the 25% discount that was offered in May. They were unable to get 25%, but the reps did give 20%.

Anyone else heard of Dell doing something like this?

Kyzar1
 
check on some "bargains for tech" things, you will find a 25% off coupon. my friend just bought one for $748 + tax
 
Originally posted by: foolish501
check on some "bargains for tech" things, you will find a 25% off coupon. my friend just bought one for $748 + tax

That's a good deal, I paid just over $900 shipped for mine and I got it through my workplace Dell guy.
 
Dell runs the best deals toward end of their quarters. The discounts vary depending on how they are doing. If the discounts are large, that's good indication that they're trying to pad their numbers and make the revenue numbers. If the discounts are small, their numbers are already in the bag. This is theory of some people and the one I believe in. Sort of similar to Ebay 'OMeters that was used after the DotCom crash in trying to figure out excess inventory in the tech hardware market.

EDIT: I see $750 plus tax Small Business deal is back again. It's earnings season.
 
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