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    M17 now offered on Costco Online

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by Grey728, Dec 2, 2008.

  1. Grey728

    Grey728 Notebook Evangelist

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    lol you returned yours?
    i guess mine will be there to haha.
    alienware is really sad as a company.
    i bet dell regrets bying the them.
     
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    Wish they sold the OCZ version...
     
  4. Grey728

    Grey728 Notebook Evangelist

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    I never purchased one. I still own an m9750 and am just trying to upgrade it at the moment.
     
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    SithFrog Notebook Geek

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    You said skullcap is for emo, you need to have one then because you`re moaning in every possible m17 topic, get it over with for s sake :mad:
     
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    Alienware as a company are not at fault they are victim of ATI and AMD fraudulant scam. We are all victim.
     
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    Seems very "troll" like of a response Jelly :(

    I see nothing wrong with where a product is sold its what goes into it that counts. They also sell Canon and Nikon cameras as well, does that make these products any less desireable to buy as well?
     
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    I specd out the Cosco system($2,799 - $200 = $2,599) at alienware.com. The same system ion Alienwares site comes to $2,449. Costco is $150 more exspensive even with their $200 discount, lol.

    Am I missing something? :eek:
     
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    Costco has to earn something as well, you know ;)
     
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    Costco's "Free Technical Service"... lol
     
  11. Grey728

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    I believe you missed the oddessy bag.. even then though.. the price from Alienware directly is still ~50 cheaper. On the other hand you get 2 years of warranty from Costco and a 90 day return policy with no strings attached.
     
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    One of the key perks to buying electronics from Costco is the 90 day no questions asked return. That is more than ANY Best Buy, Circuit City or in fact AW. And the best thing is you dont even have to ship it back just bring it to one of their stores.