$25 off $249 at Apple Store
Apple's eNews provides a $25 discount for purchases over $249 for all comers.
claim code: KPZZAW48CY
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108 months ago
So wait, we all just enter the clam code "KPZZAW48CY" when we check out? It's that simple? Sweet.
:) :rolleyes: :D
:) :rolleyes: :D
108 months ago
Tax here in Tennessee kills me (> 9%) so I usually buy all my Apple stuff from CDW (no tax in TN and discounted prices too) I doubt I'll ever buy anything direct from the Apple store.
108 months ago
i just spent $2000 on a 12" powerbook. well, i guess $25 off wouldn´t have changed that much, but it would have at least gotten me a movie+dinner for two. ;)
108 months ago
Originally posted by m.r.m.
i just spent $2000 on a 12" powerbook. well, i guess $25 off wouldn´t have changed that much, but it would have at least gotten me a movie+dinner for two. ;)
what's that, a drive in and popcorn? :D
108 months ago
The $25 plus the EDU discount means that you can get an iPod for only $244. That ain't bad!
108 months ago
Originally posted by Dippo
The $25 plus the EDU discount means that you can get an iPod for only $244. That ain't bad!
Probably valid with only one offer, though.
:rolleyes:
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