- Jun 13, 2001
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I check my email and my eyes light up when I see Dell Small Business under the Subject. I think YES! a possible coupon? Open up the email and it says In Appreciation of Our Ongoing Relationship 15% off Selected Items priced $799 or more!
I'm thinking perfect! My friend actually wants to get her mother a budget laptop and has been asking me to find a deal. I try to configure an 1100 at Dells site, apply the coupon..can't do it. So I go back to the email and click on details and it says:
"This offer cannot be combined with other discounts or coupons and excludes Dell LCD TVs, InspironTM notebooks with mail-in rebates of $200 or more, Inspiron 1100 and 5100 notebooks, and all PowerEdgeTM SC servers. "
Expires 11/21/03.
Wow thanks Dell! According to those limitations it looks like EVERY inspiron notebook is ineligble to use the coupon because they all have discounts or MIR of over $200
:disgust:
They have to know their Inspiron line is probably their best selling line of laptops? Why wouldn't they further entice people to buy them by adding a coupon for them?
I'm thinking perfect! My friend actually wants to get her mother a budget laptop and has been asking me to find a deal. I try to configure an 1100 at Dells site, apply the coupon..can't do it. So I go back to the email and click on details and it says:
"This offer cannot be combined with other discounts or coupons and excludes Dell LCD TVs, InspironTM notebooks with mail-in rebates of $200 or more, Inspiron 1100 and 5100 notebooks, and all PowerEdgeTM SC servers. "
Expires 11/21/03.
Wow thanks Dell! According to those limitations it looks like EVERY inspiron notebook is ineligble to use the coupon because they all have discounts or MIR of over $200
:disgust:
They have to know their Inspiron line is probably their best selling line of laptops? Why wouldn't they further entice people to buy them by adding a coupon for them?