521255 I PNY 256MB ATTACHE FLASH DRIVE $39.98 - $25 - $5 easy rebate = $9.94
I'll probably pick up ones of those, since I've been meaning to get one for a while. And $15 is good even without the rebate.
521255 I PNY 256MB ATTACHE FLASH DRIVE $39.98 - $25 - $5 easy rebate = $9.94
Originally posted by: batmanuel
Originally posted by: dotcommie
Hah i work at staples, and you guys know more about our black friday than i do.
ps, worst job ever.
At the store I work at part time, I printed off the sale item list at bf2004.net so we can start prepping for the sale early. The corporate office is keeping a tight lid on the ad fliers because they are under the misconception that it is still a secret, so in order to get the info we need to be ready we have to go through unofficial channels.
Originally posted by: KJI
521255 I PNY 256MB ATTACHE FLASH DRIVE $39.98 - $25 - $5 easy rebate = $9.94
I'll probably pick up ones of those, since I've been meaning to get one for a while. And $15 is good even without the rebate.
Originally posted by: CasmirRadon
Anyone know anything about this Proview LCD?
Originally posted by: ElFenix
what is an easyrebate?
Originally posted by: jbass
is the 160gig drive out the door for 39? or is that with rebates?
Not sure I would trust the I/O Magic's quality.
Originally posted by: Kaido
Originally posted by: ElFenix
what is an easyrebate?
I work at Staples on Saturdays - basically you can do all the rebates online now. When you buy something, the receipt prints out with a barcode and a number - you go to the website and type in the barcode number and your info and you're done with the rebate. If you really want to make it a piece of cake, ask them to do it in-store for you. Right after you buy it have them punch in the number on a Staples terminal and you're set with your rebate by the time you leave the store.
I don't think many companies are liking Staples right now, because most companies count on the fact that people are lazy and forget about the rebates...now it's easy...which means they're in trouble lol.
oh yah, I got one of the AT&T 900mhz phones with the $30 rebate a month or two ago, been working great with my wireless lan, and I just got the rebate back the other day.
Originally posted by: gordita
how about the Proview.
I stopped by staples last night and they don't have this lcd in stock.
I was hoping to see if before I buy it.
any reviews from ppl who bought it?
Originally posted by: rocker68
Duh on me
I thought that might be, but something inside me was pushing that thought to the side. Hard to wait with the new Athlon 64 and motherboard sitting here next to me. Sorry for wasting thread space for an obvious answer
I'll keep browsing the hot deals for maybe another chain store HOT deal!
Originally posted by: lungster
regarding EasyRebates...
There was an article in the Boston Globe recently (it's part of the paid archives so it's not available online for free anymore) that talked about it. The bottom line is that Staples wanted to make the rebate process simplier for the customer but mfg didn't trust a system whereby the UPC was not used. Mfg were asked to just offer the item on sale (no rebate) but of course the mfg count on buyers not submitting the rebate at all so the sale idea didn't fly. So with EasyRebates, some items (hopefully most or maybe all ?) will use the new system. Staples hopes that simplifying the process will drive more sales their way.
Other companies already have simple rebate processes. BJ's has had one in place for a while whereby a rebate receipt is printed by the cash register. You then go online, punch in the code on the receipt, add your name, address, and membership number (IIRC) and the check shows up at your door. Nothing to mail in.
Oh and thanks for the Black Friday preview !