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    July 4 Deals?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by FrozenDarkness, Jun 26, 2007.

  1. FrozenDarkness

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    This is not directly related to dell except that I want to buy a dell laptop, but since July 4th rests on a Wednesday this year, is it safe to say that deals would be either all throughout the week, this weekend, or next weekend?
     
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    the part that says i am not an american.
     
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    No, but you mentioned exploiting for consumer savings...
     
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    and at certain times of the year they like to release more coupons. it's not like consumers are "exploiting" holidays for savings; its the companies that lower the prices after all. You might as well say the companies are being unpatriotic by releasing coupons to intentionally commercialize some holidays.
     
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