Hello!
First post so forgive me if I break some conventions. I've monitored the boards for awhile and boy are some of you rough... here's the deals:
Free Cyber Acoustics 3-piece Speaker Set (B&M)
These speakers sell at Computer City for $39.99 and there's an exclusive Computer City rebate for $40. When I bought mine at the Mississauga, Ontario store yesterday there were more than ten sets left. Here's a product link:
http://www.cyberacoustics.com/process/site2.cfm?Div=Retail&Category=speakers&Model=CA%2D3060
Free Browser CD's (Online)
Nintendo has teamed up with Media Browser and released two themed broswers. You can download them or sign up for a free CD. The Mario Tennis browser free CD sign up is at:
http://www.mediabrowser.com/browsers/nintendo/mariotennis/CDRequestForm.htm
The Pokemon Broswer sign up is at:
http://www.mediabrowser.com/browsers/nintendo/CDRequestForm.htm
Free Games Magazine Subscription FOR LIFE:
I saw this on Daily Radar yesterday and they're offering a free lifetime subscription to Game Live Magazine, delivered monthly. Sign up at:
http://www.gameliveonline.com/
Finally if you've been looking to register a domain name I'd suggest http://www.easyhosting.com. At $15 CAN, or approx. $10 US this is as cheap as it's going to get. The reason is that Easy Hosting is owned by Look Communications who started Open SRS. In brief, Open SRS is a second level registration system that allows smaller third party companies (ie: all those small companies who offer domains for $11, $12, $13) to offer their own registration service that interacts with the Open SRS system. The cost for using this system is $10 US per domain. Thus Easy Hosting is 'essentially' offering it at cost, however it's owned by the same parent so I'll make a profit where no one else could and therefore *should* be the cheapest out there. For more Open SRS info check out:
http://www.opensrs.com/
I have registered a domain with them before and the service was great.
Now that the deals are out of the way could you please point me to the top 5 deal sites? Are there any Canadian specific deal sites?
Thanks,
Derek Szeto
First post so forgive me if I break some conventions. I've monitored the boards for awhile and boy are some of you rough... here's the deals:
Free Cyber Acoustics 3-piece Speaker Set (B&M)
These speakers sell at Computer City for $39.99 and there's an exclusive Computer City rebate for $40. When I bought mine at the Mississauga, Ontario store yesterday there were more than ten sets left. Here's a product link:
http://www.cyberacoustics.com/process/site2.cfm?Div=Retail&Category=speakers&Model=CA%2D3060
Free Browser CD's (Online)
Nintendo has teamed up with Media Browser and released two themed broswers. You can download them or sign up for a free CD. The Mario Tennis browser free CD sign up is at:
http://www.mediabrowser.com/browsers/nintendo/mariotennis/CDRequestForm.htm
The Pokemon Broswer sign up is at:
http://www.mediabrowser.com/browsers/nintendo/CDRequestForm.htm
Free Games Magazine Subscription FOR LIFE:
I saw this on Daily Radar yesterday and they're offering a free lifetime subscription to Game Live Magazine, delivered monthly. Sign up at:
http://www.gameliveonline.com/
Finally if you've been looking to register a domain name I'd suggest http://www.easyhosting.com. At $15 CAN, or approx. $10 US this is as cheap as it's going to get. The reason is that Easy Hosting is owned by Look Communications who started Open SRS. In brief, Open SRS is a second level registration system that allows smaller third party companies (ie: all those small companies who offer domains for $11, $12, $13) to offer their own registration service that interacts with the Open SRS system. The cost for using this system is $10 US per domain. Thus Easy Hosting is 'essentially' offering it at cost, however it's owned by the same parent so I'll make a profit where no one else could and therefore *should* be the cheapest out there. For more Open SRS info check out:
http://www.opensrs.com/
I have registered a domain with them before and the service was great.
Now that the deals are out of the way could you please point me to the top 5 deal sites? Are there any Canadian specific deal sites?
Thanks,
Derek Szeto
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