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    1GB usb2.0 drive for...what now? Five bucks?

    Discussion in 'Notebook and Tech Bargains' started by iamapato01, Jun 24, 2006.

  1. iamapato01

    iamapato01 Notebook Consultant

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  2. fuyuki

    fuyuki Notebook Evangelist

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    WOW, nice deal. Thanks iamapato01
     
    fuyuki, Jun 24, 2006
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  3. WeelyTM

    WeelyTM Notebook Consultant

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    you gotta sign up with some credit protection service thing just to get the rebate, so...
     
    WeelyTM, Jun 24, 2006
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  4. bloke911

    bloke911 Notebook Enthusiast

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    It's a scam...Even worse then a mail-in..... :mad:

    Here's the info.......

    How to Claim Your Rebate!
    Purchase this ACP-EP USB Flash Drive product at Buy.com & claim a Cash Rebate in the amount of the Our Price listed above when you try PrivacyGuard with a one-month, Risk-Free trial. Rebate offer valid for new PrivacyGuard members who enroll through this special promotion. This rebate does not include any shipping charges or any applicable sales taxes, and has a maximum value of $30.

    Offer Terms: Simple and Secure Enrollment with Continuous Protection and Easy Billing. Try PrivacyGuard with the first month, Risk Free. You will then be eligible to claim your Cash Rebate. Unless you call toll free to cancel during your 1-month trial, the $12.99 PrivacyGuard membership fee, or then-current monthly fee, will be billed automatically each month to the credit or debit card you provide. You can call any time to cancel your benefits and you will not be billed for any additional months. No matter what you decide, the Cash Rebate is yours to keep. Offer valid from 5/22/2006 to 12/31/2006

    Click here for information on how to claim your rebate. :mad:
     
    bloke911, Jun 24, 2006
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  5. iamapato01

    iamapato01 Notebook Consultant

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    Aww man that really does suck. Nevermind go with the $20 kingston one :)
     
    iamapato01, Jun 24, 2006
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    31337 Notebook Consultant NBR Reviewer

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    sandisk , lexar, kingston
     
    31337, Jul 7, 2006
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    gridtalker Notebook Virtuoso

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    great deal
     
    gridtalker, Jul 7, 2006
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