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Belkin Offering 50% Off Everything Through September 30 [Updated]

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Belkin is offering half-off everything on Belkin.com for today, Friday, only. No minimum purchase required, just use coupon code "FB50" when you check out. However, it seems that Belkin's website is getting crushed under the weight of the deal and is responding only sporadically.

Belkin sells a wide variety of accessories, from wireless routers to iPad stands and bluetooth keyboards -- and iPad kitchen accessories.

Update: Apparently the 50% off deal runs through the end of the month, so if you have trouble getting through to Belkin's site today, you've got two more weeks to get through.

Hat tip to Gizmodo.

Top Rated Comments

191 months ago
wonder if they're using Belkin routers internally?
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Moyank24 Avatar
191 months ago
Funny, everything on their site appears to be the usual retail price. No reference anywhere to 50% off...

The discount will come during checkout...you have to enter the coupon code FB50.
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rwilliams Avatar
191 months ago
It's a shame that everything's 50% off, yet there's nothing on the site that I would buy.
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191 months ago
FYI to anyone who gets suckered into this, they have stuck the shipping prices up a HUGE amount. Most items are cheaper from Amazon even after the 50% discount.

Not really a sale, just a way of getting hype to their failing product line.

Avoid the routers ;)
Hilarious. That is so misleading.
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191 months ago
FYI to anyone who gets suckered into this, they have stuck the shipping prices up a HUGE amount. Most items are cheaper from Amazon even after the 50% discount.

Not really a sale, just a way of getting hype to their failing product line.

Avoid the routers ;)
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
POSTguy Avatar
191 months ago
Belkin sight down

Just went to their website and this is what I got:

"We love our customers, and apparently you love us too! But due to overwhelmingly high traffic, our website is currently down. We are working as quickly as possible to have it back online, but it may take a few days to fully resolve. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

But don't fret - our 50 percent off promotion runs through September 30, so you have until the end of the month to take advantage of the deal.

If you need immediate product support, please go directly to www.belkin.com/support."
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