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    Canadian store for 8204

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Naveg, May 1, 2006.

  1. Naveg

    Naveg Notebook Enthusiast

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    I need to know of a good, reputable company in canada (preferably with stores in Toronto) to buy my 8204 from. If anyone knows of any please let me know, along with their return policy. Thanks.
     
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    clintb Notebook Guru

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    I'm in the US and got my 8204 from ncix.com in Canada. They had the lowest price even when factoring in the exchange rate, expedited (2-3 day) shipping and supplemental insurance. Smooth, smooth, smooth. I'd buy from them again.
     
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    Vlad_I Notebook Evangelist

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    Try CDW. I ordered from them. Shipped the same day, came in under two business days. I would definately order from CDW again. Great customer support as well.
     
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    Naveg Notebook Enthusiast

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    Should i get extended warranty? If so, which one, 2 or 3 year?
     
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    You can never be too safe, especially with a lap-top. Go for the 3 year warranty. Thats of course, if money is not an issue.
     
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    Have you tried canadacomputers.com? I think they got pretty good deals. But I am not sure about their service.
     
    DiRaC, May 1, 2006
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