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LinBaden
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8GB Sandisk Cruzer Micro Skin USB drive £14.99 @ PCWorld
SanDisk Cruzer Micro Skin 8GB USB Flash Drive
Product code: 740401
Good reliable well-made kit at a good price.
Normal In-Store price £15.99, this is a Web-Special at £14.99. Book online and collect at store. (I assume that payimg the lower prce ensures that the sale is tagged as online rather than instore sale, meaning points will appear and earn a few pennies)
The 8GB Cruzer Micro Skin is an incredibly small USB Flash Drive (UFD) that allows you to easily store key documents, pictures, music, and video clips and transfer them to another computer.
* 8GB Data Storage Capacity
* Store over 6000 photos,
* up to 2000 MP3s or 6 movies
* Take your memories everywhere you go
* Dimensions: 7.9mmx18.95mmx52.2mm
* Brilliant green LED
* Stylish metal casing with clear skin∩
* Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certified
* Compatible with Windows 2000, XP and
* Mac OS 9.1.x+, OS X v10.1.2+
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Adam2116
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its a good price,
however expect the plastic sleeve and cap to become loose after a bit!
i have the 1gb version! |
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biks
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| Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 11:01 pm Post subject: |
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| Well I'll be blowed! They actually have some in stock ! Makes a change. |
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seylectric
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 12:19 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Normal In-Store price £15.99, this is a Web-Special at £14.99. Book online and collect at store. (I assume that payimg the lower prce ensures that the sale is tagged as online rather than instore sale, meaning points will appear and earn a few pennies) |
You can reserve online and pay instore when you collect, at the web price. You are given a reference number when you reserve online, I usually just print out the page and hand that in. You can even ask instore if the web price is the same and they will match it there and then if it's cheaper; you won't get the Rpoints of course but worth checking if you spot something that takes your fancy whilst in the shop.
Never had a problem, a few months ago I reserved a few of an item online for £100 each, £150 instore, collected them and paid £100. Resold them at £140 with the line "£10 cheaper than PCWorld instore".  |
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LinBaden
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| seylectric wrote: |
You can reserve online and pay instore when you collect, at the web price. You are given a reference number when you reserve online, I usually just print out the page and hand that in. |
... Tracks VERY quickly... just make sure that the till operator records it as a websale collected, otherwise points will be rejected ... and the store salesperson gets the commission. Only pennies on these... unless you buy scores  |
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