GoldenTiger
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Void here, too, and I ordered around 2:00AM last night Eastern !!!!
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S_G said:The deal is already great, why would you want to use the 10% mail-in rebate, which will net you a WHOPPING $3!
As for the guy who said "don't buy these for eBay," these actually sell for about $55-$65 including shipping over there. So, you'll be netting around 80-100% profit.
PNut12345 said:I got in for 2 at about 8:25 this morning...something told me to check the [H] before taking my polygraph to ge on the PD...glad I did.
BTW, mine has been charged, so I've got my fingers crossed
according to a recent conversation that i had with a newegg CSR, the open box items do not carry manufacturer warranty. I asked them and that is what they told me.. not sure how much value to put on that.jackbauer said:i know this is dead but here is another one that is prolly not a typo but is still a good deal for a 3gb-sata with a 16mb cache.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822148110R
only true for credit cards, not for bank accounts.Oooska said:For the record, they don't actually charge your card. They put a hold on funds on your card--no money is withdrawn until the items ship..
drizzt81 said:only true for credit cards, not for bank accounts.
Additionally, you will not be earning interest on the money that was deducted from your bank account. Bottom line: there are costs associated with this (opportunity cost), that most people are not compensated for.
your forgetting transactions fees and wasted work in order to refund all that money. Its not an efficient means of income generation. Better to lower the cost on a backlogged item and sell off inventory to raise credit rating with banks.erebus1 said:Thats a sweet business idea, lets say your bank account gives you 4% interest, what you could do is sell 1,000,000 drives at 30 a pop, keep 30,000,000 in your bank account for 1 day, then return the moneys... and you keep the interest. All 12,000 of it.
drizzt81 said:only true for credit cards, not for bank accounts.
Additionally, you will not be earning interest on the money that was deducted from your bank account. Bottom line: there are costs associated with this (opportunity cost), that most people are not compensated for.
erebus1 said:Thats a sweet business idea, lets say your bank account gives you 4% interest, what you could do is sell 1,000,000 drives at 30 a pop, keep 30,000,000 in your bank account for 1 day, then return the moneys... and you keep the interest. All 12,000 of it.
I never said it was newegg's fault, I was just mentioning that if they charged your debit card, you are out of money. The fact that reversing transaction takes a while is likely more related to banks or the likes of Visa/ MC.goodcooper said:they have every right to give you absolutely nothing... your "money" being tied up with the bank is really beyond thier control... sure it was them that had the pricing error, but it was you guys who ordered it...