Save by Shopping Direct with the Manufacturer. Outlet / Refurb Products

dillydilly

unclemonty wrote: »

Although not strictly from the manufacturer, Canon have an outlet store on ebay, just search for canon outlet - it's a great store in my opinion, I think somewhere else people have had problems, but everything I have brought from there has worked, in good condition, and a fraction of the price.

the seller seems to have stopped... was a great place for excellent value on Canon products, so good I wouldn't be surprised if Canon put a stop to it as it must have been upsetting the authorised dealers

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Canon-Outlet

Dan29

Brother (printers etc) Outlet Store on eBay

snougal1

Don't forget Maplins offers refurbished B grade products with a warranty www.maplins.co.uk

kwanman

Great resources there thanks mate!

poindexter

Thanks - just picked up a pair of clearance speakers at the Philips store for £29.99, cheapest price elsewhere around £50.

celtic_3

Hi good find on refurb companies . Can anyone tell me if there is an argos one I used to use :Whats Going Chea: but the have closed anyone any ideas who to try for Argos re sales Thanks in advance

Friendly_2

Not quite sure if this is the right place because it's not refurbishment items but it is similar kind of thing but for ladies shoes. Apologies if I've done wrong

http://www.vandalshoes.com/clearance.asp


The home of premium quality footwear at clearance prices.

Stylish and comfortable wide fit ladies shoes from previous seasons by Van Dal available at discounted prices.

tallsam

I've purchased from the Fuji refurb place before and it was fine. Recommended.

Edinburghlass_2

I've just ordered the pink steam generator from Morphy Richards, down from £129 to £32.50

x.sophie.x

Hello there,

Apple actually sell reconditioned products on their website. I didn't know this but a collegue of mine mentioned that they bought a mac computer from them that was reconditioned... which had 1/3 off the rrp. Said it was in perfect order- wouldn't be able to tell.

As I just lost my iPod last week, :mad: I decided to go and have a look.... iPod shuffles are £25 and Nanos are £99. (Have a look the company you work for offers discounts... mine does and I manged to get my nano for £86.) :beer:

Anyway just to let you know I recieved my iPod the day after ordering and it came with the USB lead and earphones. The product didn't come in a box with 'reconditioned' scrolled all over it... Was just a plain white box with the apple logo and iPod written on it (so you could order as a present without giving it away that it is a reconditioned product). I get a 12 month guarantee with apple if it breaks..... and to be honest it was in perfect condition, no scratches.. perfect! This is my 4th iPod so I think I am qualified to say this!!!

Hope this helps someone.