Dell Dimension 3000 P4, 512 Ram,160Gb Hard Drive + 17" TFT Flatscreen £385

redfox

Phonix wrote:

As I said in the last rpoints post. Posting links to the referral board is just as bad as posting direct links to rpoints on these boards but it appears the moderators disagree.

Have you asked if these deceptive referrals are ok? because you will gain monetarily from them

Martin has said that it is ok to put a link to your own post in the Referrers board but you can't put the actual referral link anywhere else. His guide on this can be found here.

Personally I think it would be better if people always used the MSE rpoints link so MSE benefits as well as the purchaser but as it stands at the moment these types of links through to a post in the Referrers board are ok.

alared

Iwantitnow
Keep posting these Dell deals,people want good deals like you find out about.

londonman81

At work we got a fax from Dell advertising the same system for £319 inc VAT and del. Is there any consistency in their offers at all?? OR does it purely depend on the source of your advert i.e work fax, newspaper, website, brochure etc

iwantitnow

londonman81 wrote:

At work we got a fax from Dell advertising the same system for £319 inc VAT and del. Is there any consistency in their offers at all?? OR does it purely depend on the source of your advert i.e work fax, newspaper, website, brochure etc

I also got a £319 price in the business brochure sent to me, however it included a Celeron Processor and only 80GB Hard Drive and not the Pentium 4 with the 160GB Hard Drive so is not really such a good buy as this one. (If I am wrong please post the evalue code of the offer that tou are referring to)

Dell Dimension 3000
Pentium 4 Processor
17" TFT Flatscreen Monitor
512MB Ram
160GB Hard Drive

Only £385

Enter code d-d05302b as your evalue code and reduce the warranty to
90 Day Collect and Return Service

Plus keep up to date with all the latest Dell offers and save a further 2% see

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com...8255#post488255

the_tired_one

OK Guys, I really want this PC, but have been clicking on link after link after link and not finding this PC spec.

Can someone guide this simpleton through step by step?

riker71

The code d-d0532b no longer works

Phonix

Personally I think it would be better if people always used the MSE rpoints link so MSE benefits as well as the purchaser but as it stands at the moment these types of links through to a post in the Referrers board are ok.

Rpoints can afford to give money to mse because they take a large cut of the affiliate cash given to them. It would be unfair to ask quidco to give to mse because they're working on such low profit margins.

An mse user will save substantially more if they use quidco instead of using another cashback site that can afford to donate to mse, if they use a cashback site that contrinbutes to mse, mse will get a few pennies but the mse user will often be several pounds out of pocket, even double figures.

Besides the whole idea of an mse user using a cashback site that offers considerably less value for money to others goes against the whole ethos of this site.,,

as does rpoints users being allowed to cashin on their referrals through the deceptive referrals demonstrated in this thread.

iwantitnow

riker71 wrote:

The code d-d0532b no longer works

The code still works get in quick it is d-d05302b


Plus keep up to date with all the latest Dell offers and save a further 2% see

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com...8255#post488255

the_tired_one

iwantitnow- although I am not new to this site, I am totally lost as to how I can purchase this PC (I have asked but no joy!!!)

Can you guide me step by step please? Thanks

Phonix

Firstly go to quidco and log into your account to ensure you get a 4% rebate on purchases as opposed to the rpoints 2.5%.

Then click on the quidco dell link

Once on the dell site,

click on home on your left hand side of the screen.

On the next page click on "shop by e-value code" this should be on the top right hand side of the page below "purchase assitance".

On the next page there are two boxes.

Enter 'd' in the first box and 'd05302b' in the second. Then click on the arrow.

On the next page go to the bit where it says "advanced service packs" and select.

Basic Lite 1Yr NBD + 30D on-line access to Multi media training [subtract £58.75]

then click on update at the bottom the page. This should bring the price down to the quoted total.

remember if you go through your www.quidco.com account you will recieve a 4% rebate off the purchase.