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redrover
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 2:11p
Does anyone know if extended warranties would be exempt from the CashBack? |
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raincheck
- Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 2:34p
This is wonderful. Looks like Mr. Gates has started his charity program to pep up the economy Just like Mr. Buffet did by buying GE and Goldman stocks ... |
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pilotchase1
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 2:46p
Do you suppose the HP Outlet would be included in this? |
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redrover
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:02p
pilotchase1 said:Do you suppose the HP Outlet would be included in this? It ony says HOME & HOME OFFICE Store at the top of the page. Live.com is so finicky, I'm not sure I would take the chance. Maybe someone else will come along that knows more. It does say 40% ON ALL YOUR HP PURCHASES. |
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pilotchase1
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:08p
redrover said:pilotchase1 said:Do you suppose the HP Outlet would be included in this?
It ony says HOME & HOME OFFICE Store at the top of the page. Live.com is so finicky, I'm not sure I would take the chance. Maybe someone else will come along that knows more.
It does say 40% ON ALL YOUR HP PURCHASES. Thanks, I just checked the outlet and didn't see anything good there. I'm used to the Dell Outlet. So no worries about that. I like this deal. No standing in line required. |
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evilcart
- Frivolous Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:10p
Redrover it appears you are just assuming MSFT is footing the bill for this. We do not know that. It matters because it may effect how CashBack works out with different sellers. We already know some stores choose to follow guidlines much closer that others. if MSFT were picking up 40% (not much chance) then we can be sure to get the lot and bundle coupons too. but more than likely HP is footing the bill for the refferal and perhaps much more. Great deal if the prices hold etc. Live has been the best fatwallet deal ever. |
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Shadow103
- Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:18p
I see only 25% off currently. |
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redrover
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:19p
evilcart said:Redrover it appears you are just assuming MSFT is footing the bill for this. We do not know that.
Microsoft bribes users
Live.com search article Without hijacking this thread until it's worthless, of course it's an assumption since I don't work for HP or MSFT or have access to their agreement. If you want to believe that eBay or HP are paying the 25 and 40% off on these Live.com rebates out of the goodness or their hearts, when they're only giving the other rebate sites like FW a few % points, then go right ahead. The article I linked is but one article related to MSFT's attempts to jump start their Live.com search business, google Live.com rebate on Google News. Believe what you like, no one has proof either way, just good common sense combined with info that's out there. Lets try not to hijack this thread into oblivion since this deal is only good for 12 hours tomorrow and everyone can make their own decision. |
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SuperET
- Senior Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:20p
CB link say: "CashBack excludes all gift cards and transactions that use coupons" |
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redrover
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:20p
Shadow103 said:I see only 25% off currently. Because that's the current deal. the page states 7 AM PST to 7 PM PST on Friday, it's only Thursday. |
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SuperET
- Senior Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 3:26p
will the EPP buying program work and HP doesn't apply coupons they term it as instant rebate |
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meribaari
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 5:27p
Sorry for my ignorance. But does CashBack mean that I wd pay 40% less to begin with or does it mean that I pay the full price and get the 40% off at some later point? Also the item I am currently looking at is priced at 550 after 120 in instant rebate. If I buy on 11/28 using the live.com deal does my item cost 550 before the 40% CashBack or would it cost me 770 before the CashBack? Thanks!! |
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meribaari
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 5:32p
Sorry for my ignorance. But does CashBack mean that I wd pay 40% less to begin with or does it mean that I pay the full price and get the 40% off at some later point? Also the item I am currently looking at is priced at 550 after 120 in instant rebate. If I buy on 11/28 using the live.com deal does my item cost 550 before the 40% CashBack or would it cost me 770 before the CashBack? Thanks!! |
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seokjkim
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 5:37p
What is using outside code? |
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freemochao
- Senior Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 5:57p
link for MS's CB agreement "...You will not earn CashBack rewards on purchases where ... (g) you also use a separate discount or coupon;..." so would instant rebate or free shipping or those special offers on HP counts as "separate discount"? this sounds too good to be true and kinda risky... |
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LordB
- Broke Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 5:59p
This looks very very hot presuming the same specs etc are kept for the computers (or maybe even a bit better specs.) I'm looking at a fairly good laptop for $400 thats better than anything else i've seen out there. I'm assuming instant rebates etc would continue to work. |
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lin0520
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 6:03p
so, if every thing in HP home is like today then price of dv5t should be (579.99+150)*60%-150=288 dv5t: http://www.shopping.HP.com/webapp/shopping/series_can.do?storeName=computer_store&landing=notebooks&a1=From+price&v1=%24500-%24800 is this correct?
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lin0520
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 6:04p
so, if every thing in HP home is like today then price of dv5t should be (579.99+150)*60%-150=288 dv5t: http://www.shopping.HP.com/webapp/shopping/series_can.do?storeName=computer_store&landing=notebooks&a1=From+price&v1=%24500-%24800 is this correct?
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redrover
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 6:08p
meribaari said:Sorry for my ignorance. But does CashBack mean that I wd pay 40% less to begin with or does it mean that I pay the full price and get the 40% off at some later point? Also the item I am currently looking at is priced at 550 after 120 in instant rebate. If I buy on 11/28 using the live.com deal does my item cost 550 before the 40% CashBack or would it cost me 770 before the CashBack? Thanks!! it means you pay the full price and get a rebate back in 60 days from Live.com. You must sign up at Live.com and do the email verification first. We don't know if the instant rebates that are on the site today will be there during this sale tomorrow, but since HP and Live.com are running a 25% off rebate now, no reason to think they'll change things for tomorrow. |
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Scik
- New Member
posted: Nov. 27, 2008 @ 6:09p
I decided to ask HP Support ... HP Support said:11/27/2008 01:37:36PM Session Started with Agent (Shirley G.) 11/27/2008 01:37:36PM Seth: "Will tomorrows Live.com 40% discount work with the instant rebates on PCs such as the d5100t or will it replace it?" 11/27/2008 01:37:39PM Agent (Shirley G.): "Thank you for contacting HP Home & Home Office Store chat. My name is Shirley. How are you doing today?" 11/27/2008 01:38:40PM Seth: "Grand. I was wondering about the Black Friday HP/Live.com 40% coupon, if it will add to the Instant Rebates on most PCs or will it replace it?" 11/27/2008 01:39:18PM Agent (Shirley G.): "I understand that you are inquiring about the instant rebate and the Black Friday live.com 40 % rebate. HP is committed to customer satisfaction. I will be glad to assist you with your concern." 11/27/2008 01:39:32PM Agent (Shirley G.): "Seth, the it will replace the instant rebate." 11/27/2008 01:39:59PM Seth: "Thank you very much!" 11/27/2008 01:40:04PM Session Ended So if your PC comes to say, $1599.99 , You will be putting $1599.99 on your credit card. 60 Days later, when the CashBack approves you, you should get $640. Amirite? |
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