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    No tax in texas!

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by urboianthony, Aug 5, 2006.

  1. urboianthony

    urboianthony Notebook Enthusiast

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    I was at the dell kiosk today and the rep told me that this sunday dell will have no tax. I am not sure if this applies to other states since texas is currently having its tax free weekend.
     
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    There's a few other states doing this over the weekend. North Carolina and Alabama for example. Not sure of the entire list. Great opportunity to buy if it covers computers in your state!
     
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    Or just buy on the internet though that would preclude a Dell.
     
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    I wish we had a tax weekend in Germany, at least once a year. -) :eek: ;)
     
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    Thanks for the link