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Western Digital 80GB $30 after rebate at compusa

tokyojoe

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If this is repost delete.
Did search and didnt see it here.

Swiped from Crazycooldeals

Compusa has Western Digital 80GB, 7200RPM, Internal EIDE Hard Drive

Price is $39.99 after rebate.

They have 10% your order.


$89.99 - 10% off is $80

Two rebates totalling $50

$30

 
Indeed, had a lot of people do this tonight (I work at CompUSA). You can also sign up for a dummy account of AOL and get a 10 dollar gift card that you can use on the purchase. Just call and cancel the account before 3 months and you get an 80GB HDD for 20 bucks + tax!
 
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jumped in on this too...very good deal although I used the 10% on the 9600XT instead since it cost twice as much as the WD drive.
 
Is the 10% coupon only good for online purchases? All the drives are sold out online, but they are available at my local store.

Sal
 
The coupons are valid in store, but you have to actually have a physical one present. They made us keep all of our coupons that people brought in and then we have to count em at the end of the day (I'm a cashier). Too bad you guys didn't live in Salt Lake City, I could calculate 10% but somehow end up with 25............ 😉
 
The coupons are valid in store, but you have to actually have a physical one present. They made us keep all of our coupons that people brought in and then we have to count em at the end of the day (I'm a cashier). Too bad you guys didn't live in Salt Lake City, I could calculate 10% but somehow end up with 25............
Does it have to be ad coupons from the newspaper or can you use a print out from an online jpg? I don't get CUSA ads, so I'd be SOL without allowing me to use a photocopy of an ad for the coupon.

Sal
 
personally i dont trust Compusa with rebates.

but I have similar deal at circuit city .

I was able to have them pricematch Officemax price for WD 160 GIG 8mb cache 7200 rpm hard drive for $160.

and there is $100 in rebates. so

Compusa : 80 gig / $30
Circuitcity :160 gig/ $60

so its same deal 🙂
 
I got none. My local CrapUSA store was sold out before I had to chance to pick one up. ALL harddrive's on sale were sold out.
 
They don't call it Cr@pUSA for nothing. Everytime I want something from them, it is sold out. It is even worse if you go to the real store and try to find these deals. Cr@pUSA is the worst!
 
they didnt take my print out, said i have to come in with an actual cut-out coupon from the paper.
 
they didnt take my print out, said i have to come in with an actual cut-out coupon from the paper.
That's total BS! Take a look at the page that Allisolm linked for us. It says to take advantage of in-store, print and present... The printout should've even had a compusa.com address printed on the bottom of the page. Why in the world wouldn't they take a printed coupon for an in-store deal printed off of their own site? The CSR's you dealt with were unfortunately misinformed. In the future, you will have to think about overcoming an objection like that before you even leave your house. Now.. I could see CUSA rejecting a printed .jpg of the ad that someone posted somewhere on the internet, but this came from CUSA's site.

I printed two of the sheets and used both. I did have the ad, but didn't end up using it because it would've been more of a hassle tearing the ad than using the printed sheet. I purchased the first hard drive, walked out to the car, grabbed a second printed sheet and then walked back in and bought a second drive. The CSR at CUSA said that technically, you can only have one coupon per person, but I will let it slide. I told him to tell me where it says that it is limited to 1 coupon per person? I knew that he was being nice, but I wanted to call him on his policy. It just says 1 coupon per item, not person. If they wanted it to be one coupon per person, they should've included it in their disclaimer.

I didn't want to argue with the guy, but I wanted to call him on his policy. I mean, more than half of the deals that we do here involve finding loopholes in the store's policy. You have to learn the ins and outs and then grow some balls (sorry gals) to stand up to the store CSR's and managers if they don't abide by these policies.

Another tip is not to take no from someone that has no authority to say yes. If the CSR is clueless, ask to speak to a manager. I did this one time at CUSA on a price match. The CSR walked over to the manager to ask about the price match and the CSR came back and told me that there weren't any of the competitors stores within 2 miles. I thought that it was BS, so I walked over and talked to the manager myself. There was a competing store within 5 miles and asked the manager where it was written that the store had to be within 2 miles. He couldn't give me an answer and ended up buckling and telling me, "Well.. I'll just do it this one time for you". Yeah.. Whatever..

Anyway..

Sal
 
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