What does GCO mean when used in Hot Deals forum?

apex32

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Originally posted by: bennylong
Google check out

^ Winnar!

google checkout usually gives you $20 off the price, as they are trying to get themselves more involved with online pruchasing.:thumbsup:
 

apex32

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Originally posted by: Hammyton
how do i use GCO with a hot deal?

To use it, it has to be available as a payment option, and usually there is a $20 savings. This is most common @ Buy.com
 

Engineer

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Originally posted by: apex32
Originally posted by: Hammyton
how do i use GCO with a hot deal?

To use it, it has to be available as a payment option, and usually there is a $20 savings. This is most common @ Buy.com


The Google Checkout bonus ($10 off $30 and $20 off $50) has expired. You can still use the Google Checkout to checkout and pass your information on to the merchant, just no discount.
 

spacejamz

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final damages after it was all said and done...

saved $280 by using GCO...this amount is nothing compared to some of the people in the FW discussion thread about this...looks like some of the guz there spent a few grand and have something like $1k in rebate they are going to be filling out...ouch...

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RossMAN

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Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: apex32
Originally posted by: Hammyton
how do i use GCO with a hot deal?

To use it, it has to be available as a payment option, and usually there is a $20 savings. This is most common @ Buy.com


The Google Checkout bonus ($10 off $30 and $20 off $50) has expired. You can still use the Google Checkout to checkout and pass your information on to the merchant, just no discount.

I wish LNT still offered it, I was hoping to score some cheap kitchen stuff :(

At least they still have the never ending 20% off coupons.

Blender for $9.99 AR FTW!