PCWorld damned cheap shock!
20 May 2005, 01:49 AM
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PCWorld damned cheap shock!
Proving that DSG arent always uncompetitive; this Belkin IEEE1394 HAC costs £19:99. The same card at EBuyer costs £28:22..... They are one minor revision apart, in DSGs favour, otherwise theyre identical.
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20 May 2005, 05:03 AM
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Hello
PCWorld has it's moments of being cheap. Not that often though unfortuantely.
But then I still use them occasionally as I must have something NOW and their superstores are all over the place.
Steve.
PCWorld has it's moments of being cheap. Not that often though unfortuantely.
But then I still use them occasionally as I must have something NOW and their superstores are all over the place.
Steve.
20 May 2005, 07:58 PM
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Today I bought a brand new Netgear adsl router from pc world for £83, best price on the net was £89.
I always use the option to 'pick up in store' when I the item reserve online.
The PCworld Store price on the shelf today was £129.99, but because I reserved it online I got it for £83!
PCworld can be cheap.
I always use the option to 'pick up in store' when I the item reserve online.
The PCworld Store price on the shelf today was £129.99, but because I reserved it online I got it for £83!
PCworld can be cheap.
20 May 2005, 11:50 PM
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Very true, but itd be a mistake to see PCW as anything more than Currys for popular PC stuff. With over 150 stores it was impossible to recruit technically adept sales staff, let alone genuinely knowledgable ones.
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