Dell Inspiron 600 1g memory + free 512usb mem key £504.09

ben500

Go to small busines {DSL rights reduced}section and enter E value code 111 N06601

This is the spec as at
Date & Time: Thursday 26 May 2005 9:35 PM

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

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Item Description Qty Unit Price
Excl. VAT
Inspiron 6000 (N06601)
Date & Time: Thursday 26 May 2005 9:35 PM 1 £429.01
Catalog Number: 202
Module Description Product Code Sku Id
Base Intel® Celeron® M 350(1.30GHz 1MB L2 cache 400MHz FSB)& upto 128MB shared graphics memory 25579 [210-14116] 1
Microsoft Operating System Microsoft® Windows® XP Home SP2 20633 [619-10456] 11
Memory 1024MB 400MHz DDR2 RAM (2 x512 MB) 24936 [370-11813] 3
Keyboard English - (QWERTY) - Internal Keyboard 22259 [583-10781] 4
Video Card Intel® Media Accelerator 900 Graphics Up to 128MB shared system memory 27115 [490-10389] 6
Hard Drive 40GB (5.400rpm) IDE Hard Drive 22276 [400-11782] 8
Floppy Drives and Additional Storage Devices No Floppy Drive Option 25584 [385-10276] 10
Modem Internal 56K v.92 Capable Fax Modem 6787 [530-10762][640-10280] 14
Optical Devices 24x CDRW/24x DVD Combo Drive 32555 [429-11847][429-11197][429-11129] 16
Wireless Networking For Celeron M Processors - Intel® ProWireless 2200 802.11b/g Mini PCI Wireless LAN Card 26170 [555-10434] 19
Microsoft Application Software Microsoft® Works 7.0 9106 [630-11001] 25
Enhanced Service Packs 1 Year European Collect and Return Service 9928 [680-11635] 30
Protect your new PC No security subscription 36099 [650-10355] 40
Power Supply AC Adapter D-Series 65W Power Cord 5614 [450-10579] 41
Dell Photo Album Dell Picture Studio - Photo Album Standard (60 Day Trial) 11900 [640-10343] 85
Paint Shop Dell Picture Studio - Paint Shop Pro 8.0 (60 Day Trial) 11902 [640-10344] 86
Primary Battery Primary 6 Cell 53 WHr battery (does not contain a subwoofer) 22258 [451-10203] 112
Carrying Cases No Carrycase 5759 [460-10041] 118
Color Choice No QuickSnap™ Cover Option 3307 [320-10110] 380
Dell Media Experience Dell Media Experience 3.0 Basic- Inspiron 26536 [640-10415] 585
LCD 15.4" Wide Screen UltraSharpTM WXGA (1280 x 800) LCD Panel 25581 [230-10000] 760

ACCESSORIES

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Item Description Qty Unit Price
Excl. VAT
FREE - Kingston 512MB USB Memory Key
Date & Time: Thursday 26 May 2005 9:35 PM 1 £0.00

Total: £429.01
Excl. VAT

Inc VAT £504.09

A celeron processor but packs a nice little punch for its price!

Don't forget to change the service to 1yr car

Phonix

If you want to know how to get a 4% rebate from dell, pm me.

I'm not allowed to post the information on this board (please read), and complain if necessary.

Which is crazy if you ask me as you could be over £16 out of pocket because this information isn't readily available to you, a consequence of these rules.

MSE please note the number of pms I've recieved about these extra rebate is into double figures now and all of these people have found the information useful.

I understand the above provokes controversy so I will limit these comments to this reply and will not discuss the issue further on this or another thread

the_tired_one

Phonix-look at your 'thanks'-should tell you everything

noddy1_2

Phonix

pm sent

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Nod

raeble

Which is crazy if you ask me as you could be over £16 out of pocket because this information isn't readily available to you, a consequence of these rules.

Hmm and you are doing this out of the goodness of your heart? Sounds like some sort of affliation scheme if you buy through his links you get a discount, he/she also earns a percentage and posting on a website like this, the more people who buy through his links, the more money he would earn. I could be wrong I suppose. You can get a 2% rebate in points from R- points if you are a member, there is links in the blue bar at the top of the forum - MSE would then earn something if you bought through their link. The points are converter into cash when you earn enough points. The other cashback sites all have similar schemes, they are simple enough to join

ben500

Phonix wrote:

If you want to know how to get a 4% rebate from dell, pm me.

I'm not allowed to post the !! edited due to disgust at blatant exploitation of fellow members information on this board}(please read), and complain if necessary.

Which is crazy if you ask me as you could be over £16 out of pocket because this information isn't readily available to you, a consequence of these rules.

MSE please note the number of pms I've recieved about these extra rebate is into double figures now and all of these people have found the information useful.

I understand the above provokes controversy so I will limit these comments to this reply and will not discuss the issue further on this or another thread

Please remove your post,

If I wanted to exploit fellow members I could easily have included my own affiliate link and creamed the profit myself.

I strongly resent yours and other posts of such a nature, they are a nuisance and are ALL posted for personal gain whichever way you try to dress it up

Howdie

raeble wrote:

Hmm and you are doing this out of the goodness of your heart? Sounds like some sort of affliation scheme if you buy through his links you get a discount, he/she also earns a percentage and posting on a website like this, the more people who buy through his links, the more money he would earn. I could be wrong I suppose. You can get a 2% rebate in points from R- points if you are a member, there is links in the blue bar at the top of the forum - MSE would then earn something if you bought through their link. The points are converter into cash when you earn enough points. The other cashback sites all have similar schemes, they are simple enough to join

ben500 wrote:

Please remove your link,

If I wanted to exploit fellow members I could easily have included my own affiliate link and creamed the profit myself.

I strongly resent yours and other posts of such a nature, they are a nuisance and are ALL posted for personal gain whichever way you try to dress it up

I think you 2 may have got hold of the wrong end of the stick, as he will not earn anything from his referral, yet anyone buying this should get a 4% rebate. More info below.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=49966

charlie12

He's not exploiting members though. He's simply saving them 4%. Can raeble and ben500 explain to me exactly how he's profiting out of this? Maybe if you actually PM him you'll find out that the website that he is recommending doesn't even support referrals.

Please get your facts straight before accusing members.

*sigh*

ben500

Howdie wrote:

I think you 2 may have got hold of the wrong end of the stick, as he will not earn anything from his referral, yet anyone buying this should get a 4% rebate. More info below.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=49966

Not at all as far as I can see he is inviting pm's to obtain the link with his referral because he is not allowed to post it, or do you think anyone with an Rpoints or similar account should just bounce in and out of threads dumping invitations in order to generate income, I have an account and they are clearly discussed in all their merit in the appropriate places in this forum, I don't personally think it appropriate to push my referrals down peoples throats, it just seems every thread is being blasted with this kind of activity and I welcome any measures taken to combat it.

charlie12

It's NOT A REFERRAL LINK! Have you actually seen the link?

Howdie

ben500 wrote:

Not at all as far as I can see he is inviting pm's to obtain the link with his referral because he is not allowed to post it, or do you think anyone with an Rpoints or similar account should just bounce in and out of threads dumping invitations in order to generate income, I have an account and they are clearly discussed in all their merit in the appropriate places in this forum, I don't personally think it appropriate to push my referrals down peoples throats, it just seems every thread is being blasted with this kind of activity and I welcome any measures taken to combat it.

The thing that makes this site great is the fact that everyone is sharing information so that everyone can save money.

I agree that a lot of threads have alot of referral links which generate income for the benefit of the the poster which I dont agree with either.

However, in this instance, I think that Phonix is asking people to PM him so that fellow members save money, and he does not actually personally benefit from it.

I personally think this type of action is commendable.