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Seagate 300GB HD $80AR

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bestbuy024

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Best Buy has the 300GB Seagate HDD for $178 in store plus theres a 10%off coupon to bring it down to $160 and then it also has $80 dollars in rebates an $50 and a $30 that you can print off line from BB website...when you buy it there it will be a $50 and a $20 that will print up in the store...Good Luck 🙂
 
In the past, Best Buy did not allow online rebates for B&M purchases, and vice-versa. (This applied to Best Buy rebates, not mfg's rebates).
 
so have you tried this deal? i don't see ymmv so I'm assuming the in-store price is national?
the 10% coupon will work on storage? and a rebate that states online only will work for a in-store purchase?

edit: according to fw. only a handful of stores has the $177 in-store price. and even less have accepted the 10% coupon on the hdd.
 
....but the $50 and $20 in store is good enough for me. You are the second one who said its only $178 in store...guess I will have to head over there.

The 10% off coupon makes it hot..anyone have the coupon posted on-line?
 
Ok this is my last post...i just said this works...i bought it 30mins ago...just read the rebates and the coupon....have a great day

P.S...im not sure if this is nation wide....so i guess ymmv....
 
Originally posted by: bestbuy024
Ok this is my last post...i just said this works...i bought it 30mins ago...just read the rebates and the coupon....have a great day

P.S...im not sure if this is nation wide....so i guess ymmv....
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Well you don't know if it works yet since you haven't received your rebate checks.
 
I went over to the other site and its definately YMMV, some BBs are $220 and some are $180 .

Its seems West Coast is the higher price East is the lower and mixed in the middle.



As far as the rebates go, trust me..give up the $10 and just use the printed in store rebates.


I am headed to BB now... $180 - 10% + tx and $70 in rebates = $105 OTD for me.


If its $220 then I am not buying unless they happen to have some SATAs...which I am
almost certain they dont even stock them.



 
In Store Price: $178.00
10% Coupon: $160.20
$50 Rebate: $110.20
$20 Rebate: $90.20

Even if you use the regular store rebates, it is $.30 a gig 🙂 Which is pretty hot. Anything under $.35/gig is worth going after.
 
I believe this drive is $200 at CompUSA ($150 AR), so if your local BB has it for $220, you can try to PM. $200 - $70 MIRs = $130 AR is a decent deal. Even better if you can get 10% off on top of the PM.
 
Hmmm, Well at Hartsdale, NY I brought one up to the register, first it rang up at $219, then the cashier said the 10% off coupon was not for computer accessories, so it was a NG for me
 
Originally posted by: cheapgoose
so have you tried this deal? i don't see ymmv so I'm assuming the in-store price is national?
the 10% coupon will work on storage? and a rebate that states online only will work for a in-store purchase?

edit: according to fw. only a handful of stores has the $177 in-store price. and even less have accepted the 10% coupon on the hdd.
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Yes the 10% coupon works. Me and my friend each just used it.
 
Originally posted by: modempower
Originally posted by: cheapgoose
so have you tried this deal? i don't see ymmv so I'm assuming the in-store price is national?
the 10% coupon will work on storage? and a rebate that states online only will work for a in-store purchase?

edit: according to fw. only a handful of stores has the $177 in-store price. and even less have accepted the 10% coupon on the hdd.
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Yes the 10% coupon works. Me and my friend each just used it.
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cool. thanks. I just broke my foot this week so i don't wanna go unless i'm sure i can get the deal. i sure can use this drive thou.

tks op and modempower
 
Originally posted by: thenotebook
Why do you need this much storage? You don't. Waste of money, if you ask me.
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Ever do video editting?

My neighbor who coaches competitive youth soccer (ranked #4 in the state) does video editting of the games, makes highlight clips and coaching videos, etc. She has probably over 400GB in video footage, Premiere files, etc.
 
Originally posted by: thenotebook
Why do you need this much storage? You don't. Waste of money, if you ask me.
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you are like bill gates saying "Nobody will ever need more than 640k RAM" back in the 80's
 
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