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VERY hot!!! 74 GB raptor

Good find.

With 3 coupons you can get it for $209.99 with free shipping, then with the $40 mail in rebate that's $169.99 total!

Awesome deal... wish I had $ :disgust:

EDIT: At pricewatch the cheapest price is $230 even link

make that a VERY good find 😀
 
Originally posted by: zodder
Are you sure? Why should we take your word over the others? Did you called them?
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No, I didn't call them. But doesn't everyone realize that UPC numbers and SKU numbers are the same thing???!!!
 
Funny, every UPC I've ever seen has 12 numbers. The SKU#, WHICH IS THE SAME ON BOTH BOXES is a letter and 5 numbers.

As for lowenbotton:

It is better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
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Originally posted by: MorganNY
Funny, every UPC I've ever seen has 12 numbers. The SKU#, WHICH IS THE SAME ON BOTH BOXES is a letter and 5 numbers.

As for lowenbotton:

It is better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
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So? Tell you what, go to any retail store and talk to a manager. Ask him if a SKU = UPC.
 
I think you are missing the point. We want BUY.COM to tell us the UPC=SKU! Why is that so hard to understand?!
 
me? I completely understand, but Im unsure whether or not the sku on a brown box is valid for the rebate. Is that so hard to understand?
 
SKU

SKU (stockkeeping unit, sometimes spelled "Sku") is an identification, usually alphanumeric, of a particular product that allows it to be tracked for inventory purposes. Typically, an SKU (pronounced with the individual letters or as SKYEW) is associated with any purchasable item in a store or catalog. For example, a woman's blouse of a particular style and size might have an SKU of "3726-8," meaning "Style 3726, size 8." The SKU identification for a product may or may not be made visible to a customer. SKU numbers can sometimes be seen in online e-commerce sites.
An SKU is not the same as a product model number from a manufacturer, although the model number could form all or part of the SKU. The SKU is established by the merchant.

OK? are we done being stupid now? We'll all be here 10 weeks from now. Post your checkstub.
 
Originally posted by: impulse
me? I completely understand, but Im unsure whether or not the sku on a brown box is valid for the rebate. Is that so hard to understand?
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Not you, impulse! I was responding to lowenbotten. 🙂

 
Zodder, sorry :beer:

We need to get in contact with buy.com and get to the bottom of this. Ill call after work
 
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