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$25 off (any purchase over $150) using VISA Checkout

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I tried adding the coupon code VCMAR25 on my shopping cart, but it keeps saying its not active yet.

However, i dont see any starting date on the link above. It just mention the expiry date of March 25, 2015.

Anyone have luck using the code?
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Ironsmack wrote: I tried adding the coupon code VCMAR25 on my shopping cart, but it keeps saying its not active yet.

However, i dont see any starting date on the link above. It just mention the expiry date of March 25, 2015.

Anyone have luck using the code?
It seems to work for me. Maybe they just activated it (Newegg's website server is probably in PST zone). You could try again yourself. Thanks.
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Any good deals? Looking to use my apology giftcard from that whole GTX 980 ordeal.
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Thanks for this!
I ended up getting a Samsung 850 EVO 250GB at $155 before coupon. Not the best deal ever, but I needed a new 250GB SSD to complete my tiered storage cluster.

For those who would like to use this coupon more than once, you can do so by applying the coupon while logged out. =)
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Does this only work with Newegg as the seller?
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Works only for products sold by newegg, duh.
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Hopefully the 850 pro 256gb goes down in price, need another one for raid. I picked one up back during christmas time for $160 with the same promotion.
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Yeah, doesn't work on marketplace and giftcards. :(
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Any low price products to reach the 150 mark?
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I wonder how the ASUS RT-AC56U ($124.99) will fare with the Merlin firmware. I know newer routers are out and possible with newerer standards but my Asus N wireless has been rock solid with Merlin. We don't have many modern devices with wireless AC though, probably just a few smartphones and one Apple product.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.as ... -_-Product
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Not bad, time to wait and see any decent deals to make this $25 worthwhile. Too bad Newegg has shipping on almost everything.

[QUOTE]*Offer expires March 21, 2015 at 11:59 PM PT or when funds and/or supplies are exhausted, whichever is first. Does not include Pre-order, Gift Cards, Marketplace or Open Box items. Cannot be combined with other promo codes, or promotions that include a free gift. Total discount limited to $25 with promo code VCMAR25. Enter promo code at checkout. Minimum spend calculated before shipping and taxes. Discount is applied before taxes and shipping are calculated.
Offer is only valid for purchases made using Visa Checkout. Limit one discount per customer. [/QUOTE]
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Can I use this twice with two seperate orders if i have two things i want to order ? Or will the system not allow it
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shol wrote: Can I use this twice with two seperate orders if i have two things i want to order ? Or will the system not allow it
Says, limit one discount per customer. Doubt it will work more then once.
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Just did some checking so like almost all items they sell are around 10-15 dollars more than other related sites. Add on to that they charge around 10 dollars for shipping so this isn't really a deal in most cases. It's too bad too I need some memory and the only one that is around 155ish for 16 gb gskills which I am wary to buy..
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zentro wrote: Not bad, time to wait and see any decent deals to make this $25 worthwhile. Too bad Newegg has shipping on almost everything.
If you don't mind driving out to Mississauga, you can pick it up from their warehouse for free.
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shol wrote: Just did some checking so like almost all items they sell are around 10-15 dollars more than other related sites. Add on to that they charge around 10 dollars for shipping so this isn't really a deal in most cases. It's too bad too I need some memory and the only one that is around 155ish for 16 gb gskills which I am wary to buy..
Can you cite a few examples for known branded computer peripherals?
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Why would I need to do that ? Any literate functioning mortal would be able to go to newegg and compare their overall prices to directcanada, tigerdirect, ncix, etc
alanbrenton wrote: Can you cite a few examples for known branded computer peripherals?
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shol wrote: Why would I need to do that ? Any literate functioning mortal would be able to go to newegg and compare their overall prices to directcanada, tigerdirect, ncix, etc
At any time, a retailer will have listed many items more expensive than its competitors. Your statement is so generic and useless it applies even to discount shops like walmart. :)
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Well generic can be interpreted as generally true :) I have been piecing together (and ordered some) a system over the last week or so and perhaps it's just chance but all items from newegg.ca have shipping where the other ones usually do not. (Specifically direct canada and NCIX)

I did this for memory. I did this for an atx 970gtx, I did this for monitors.

But I am sure someone as detail oriented as you can find yourself a good one!







alanbrenton wrote: At any time, a retailer will have listed many items more expensive than its competitors. Your statement is so generic and useless it applies even to discount shops like walmart. :)
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any deals on motherboard socket 1150 with crossfire capability? Looking for a decent motherboard in the 100-150 range for mediocre gaming.
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shol wrote: Well generic can be interpreted as generally true :) I have been piecing together (and ordered some) a system over the last week or so and perhaps it's just chance but all items from newegg.ca have shipping where the other ones usually do not. (Specifically direct canada and NCIX)

I did this for memory. I did this for an atx 970gtx, I did this for monitors.

But I am sure someone as detail oriented as you can find yourself a good one!
I see your point. Just going to s h o p b o t . ca can make comparisons easier.

Haven't shopped a lot lately, which is why I just wanted to find out if prices at newegg.ca are generally more expensive across the board.

We don't even know each other so I'm not sure how you can say I'm detail oriented or be someone illiterate and non-functioning.

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