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Does anyone know if Tesco are re stocking on the Acer £383 Laptop

ashtons99
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I missed out on this deal and it seams an absolute bargain with ebuyer being the closest at £100 more.
Ive called local shops with no luck
Has anyone gone any further with their enquiires
Ive called local shops with no luck
Has anyone gone any further with their enquiires
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You could always get a virgin credit card, buy discounted comet vouchers with it at the members shop (13% discount) and then buy one at comet. This will cost a little effort and £390.Fortune's always hiding, I've looked everywhere......0
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crikey, that sounds complicated. Talk me through it. It may be worth a go0
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i was lucky enough to acquire one, I had to drive from liverpool to warrington @ 4am on a saturday morning (dont ask) it was well worth it. the only thing is it needs more ram!Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0
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ashtons99 wrote:crikey, that sounds complicated. Talk me through it. It may be worth a go
Ok here goes:
Apply for a virgin credit card here:
http://uk.virginmoney.com/credit-card-v1/
Once you receive it you are entitled to buy things in the memebrs shop here:
http://uk.virginmoney.com/members-shop/rewards/getHomeCatalogues.do
There you can buy comet vouchers for a 13% discount. Choose the laptop you want to buy from the Comet website. The one i was referring to is this one:
http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/572_287024.html
Go instore and buy it using your Comet vouchers.
Voila £450 laptop for £390. £60 saving for a few minutes of your time.
Plus you can use it for ther comet purchases. I bought my fridge freezer and saved another £60.Fortune's always hiding, I've looked everywhere......0 -
Hillfly wrote:Ok here goes:
Apply for a virgin credit card here:
http://uk.virginmoney.com/credit-card-v1/
Once you receive it you are entitled to buy things in the memebrs shop here:
http://uk.virginmoney.com/members-shop/rewards/getHomeCatalogues.do
There you can buy comet vouchers for a 13% discount. Choose the laptop you want to buy from the Comet website. The one i was referring to is this one:
http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/572_287024.html
Go instore and buy it using your Comet vouchers.
Voila £450 laptop for £390. £60 saving for a few minutes of your time.
Plus you can use it for ther comet purchases. I bought my fridge freezer and saved another £60.
Bear in mind though, you'll be charged interest on your purchase of the vouchers from day one.This site has saved me a fortune :money: ...it's also cost me a fortune! :doh:
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Not only that Acer and Comet, not a Good Combo.. IMHO0
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Tharweb wrote:Bear in mind though, you'll be charged interest on your purchase of the vouchers from day one.
Hi sorry to re-initiate an old post but I have a few questions regarding buying Comet vouchers using Virgin Credit Card.
I'm after a laptop from Comet & was tempted at the 13% discount but wasn't aware that the interest gets charged from DAY ONE on any voucher purchases.
I'm not happy about this but was wondering if I credited the money into my credit card BEFORE purchasing the vouchers, would I avoid paying the interest?
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks in advance. Ash0 -
mchu6am4 wrote:Hi sorry to re-initiate an old post but I have a few questions regarding buying Comet vouchers using Virgin Credit Card.
I'm after a laptop from Comet & was tempted at the 13% discount but wasn't aware that the interest gets charged from DAY ONE on any voucher purchases.
I'm not happy about this but was wondering if I credited the money into my credit card BEFORE purchasing the vouchers, would I avoid paying the interest?
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks in advance. Ash
Not sure Ash...they could still charge interest and just deduct it from your credit.This site has saved me a fortune :money: ...it's also cost me a fortune! :doh:
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mchu6am4 wrote:I'm not happy about this but was wondering if I credited the money into my credit card BEFORE purchasing the vouchers, would I avoid paying the interest?
I've just ordered the vouchers over the phone (£400 of vouchers for £348 is a good deal, even with a bit of interest)
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