I new here, I don't know if you guys know it, but now its working:
1.Select the I7 CPU.
2.Upgrade Memory RAM to 8GB.
3.Upgrade the Wireless Card: Intel® Centrino® Advanced–N + WiMAX 6250 a/g/n 2x2
4."Add to Cart", and then enter the coupon codes and click apply each time:
FHRRHN2JSKLHDL (-350$ off - Expires Friday, May 13, 2011)
HLSKSR06S9ZG0F (Free Shipping: -9$ off - Unknow)
BHW1L0MX0D?MCX (-50$ off - Expires Saturday, April 30, 2011)
5.Injoy, here you go, discount of 409$![]()
(For example: Instead $1,478.00$, $1,069.00 $(Lets say 1480$ -> 1070))
(what is that "rep power"??)
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Just wondering 409 off what total price?
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Instead $1,478.00$, $1,069.00 $(Lets say 1480$ -> 1070)
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too bad these things dont work in canada
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There's mail holding facilities at every border crossing.
For example, here in Ontario, there's CBI USA, which is located 5 minutes into the US from the Niagara Falls access point bridge. You have it shipped there, pay 7.50$ for holding and voila, a laptop at the US price.
If I go with the M11R3, I will be doing this. I already did this successfully with the M11R1 for 549 (incl coupon) many, many months ago -
well I dont live close enough too the border too justify the driving costs, I was going too use bongo, but I ended up getting it off the canadian site the second after release while most the upgrades read as $0.00 so I still got a pretty good deal
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Just purchased one using these coupons. Thanks!
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Coupons are great provided you got the $$$ to pay off the machine quickly. Reason is the coupon(s) normally gets you below the qualified amount for 0% financing for 12 months. So depends on your budget you could actually come out ahead customizing it with dells advertised special without the coupon and still qualify for the 12 months 0% financing. If you go the coupon route I'm almost certain you won't qualify unless you offset the price to go up with some cool upgrades etc. Something to think about if you strapped for $$$.
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My mind was set on the M14X, but now that we have this coupon for the M11R3 you can literally deck it out for under 1300$ before tax and that's including the 3 year warranty.
This is soooo tempting I just can't make up my mind.
Godly/decked out M11XR3 with 3 year warranty
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Average M14X (+screen/wireless) with 1 year warranty, which comes out to more $ -
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Are there any coupons for the M14X?
btw, i don't see the battery options for the M11X at the Dell website, why do they hide that info?. -
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Great coupon codes guys. I called and even got them to throw in free next day air shipping after the pc is built.
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really^^^ how!?
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A word of caution for those of you with existing r3 orders who want to take advantage of the -$9 and -$50 coupons. I just almost lost my r3 order entirely. I called in to try and get them to apply the two new coupons and was told I needed to cancel my existing order and place a new one...so I did. Well guess what? The -$350 code no longer works on the r3. It is now specifically excluded.
It took almost two hours but a very nice Dell rep finally managed to reinstate my original order. Word to the wise-don't mess with your existing order. -
NO AWAY~ so your unlucky bro, it worked with many people, and when I chatted with Dell's worker, he told me its work. -
OMG!!! The 350$ coupon is dead
Just tried it on the US AW website.
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With the coupon no longer working makes the m11x r3 overpriced at $1400-1500.
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Dell has a history of releasing coupons that expire on XX/XX/XX date, but then they'll suddenly invalidate said coupon 3-4 weeks before original expiration date. Actually it's more than a history, it happens every. single. time.
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With the exception of EPP codes (no posting EPP related deals - see forum rules), all 'deals' belong here -
Notebook and Tech Bargains
-409$ off Coupons are working now on M11x-R3
Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by WaffleBoy, Apr 21, 2011.