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   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 11:08a

I just placed an order with BlueNile.com last night.

I used the VISA 10% off coupon (VISAW16), but made my purchase with an AMEX!

The discount was applied and the sale went through with no problems.

Cheers!
Ooine.com


   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 11:08a

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alert mods    
   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 3:00p

This is a hot deal. Why the red rating?


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   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 3:12p

mattcham said:This is a hot deal. Why the red rating?[/Qis it good on loose diamonds?


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   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 3:22p

Coupon is valid for settings only.


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   posted: Feb. 10, 2006 @ 7:33p

Not so, I used the VISA coupon on the Blue Nile Diamond and Sapphire watch, and it worked just fine!


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 12:05p

Just a FYI, the code still works. Thanks OP, saved me $60 + FatCash!


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 12:22p

Where did you find this deal? Any link for the code?
Thanks


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 12:54p

So this will, or will not, take 10% off a total ring/diamond??? I'm in the process of purchasing an engagement ring, and if this takes off 10% of the ring AND diamond, I will jump all over it.

Anyone bought a diamond/setting together using this coupon?


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 1:05p

xiaochen said:Where did you find this deal? Any link for the code?
Thanks

Look above you.

The code as far as I know does not work on loose diamonds, but will work on the settings. I got a pair of earings that was one of the premade ones.


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 1:21p

you should go to diamondtalk.com

BlueNile is like 10% over market on prices so you saved 0% lol.

seriously.

i spent months on diamondtalk.com b4 i made my choice. far cheaper than BlueNile for a superior stone and setting, no tax, etc.


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 2:00p

i bought the pewter jewelry box for $36 free shipping and no tax. i'm going to buy a tiffany's gift certificate so the btch can buy what she wants to put inside the box


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 3:36p

rigor said:you should go to diamondtalk.com

BlueNile is like 10% over market on prices so you saved 0% lol.

seriously.

i spent months on diamondtalk.com b4 i made my choice. far cheaper than BlueNile for a superior stone and setting, no tax, etc.

Thanks for the info, just didn't have that much time to check. I did go to several local jewler and costco and all was more for similar or lesser quality. At least I'm not over paying... too much. Plus this was for a small piece, if I'm shopping for a 1ct stone, believe me I'll be doing more homework.


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 3:40p

okay just trying to help. for every (thing) to be sold there's a forum to help folks. BlueNile isn't bad, its just not a HOT deal. 10% off makes it a good deal, but its 10% over market already. so you got a good deal. but there are better ways. not trying to diss you. im just hoping others will consider all options


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 3:47p

rigor said:okay just trying to help. for every (thing) to be sold there's a forum to help folks. BlueNile isn't bad, its just not a HOT deal. 10% off makes it a good deal, but its 10% over market already. so you got a good deal. but there are better ways. not trying to diss you. im just hoping others will consider all options

Nope, didn't take it neg. Do appreciate the pointers as a future purchase it will come in handy. LOL, my gf tells me that I shop around too much sometimes, but I do like to know that I'm getting at least a decent deal. Thanks for the input!


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 4:03p

rigor said:you should go to diamondtalk.com

BlueNile is like 10% over market on prices so you saved 0% lol.Huh? BlueNile is 10% over market? BlueNile, Diamond.com, Dirtcheapdiamonds.com are some of the lowest priced diamond wholesalers, especially after FatCash. What wholesalers have you seen that offer lower prices?


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 5:42p

fobiopatel2 said:i bought the pewter jewelry box for $36 free shipping and no tax. i'm going to buy a tiffany's gift certificate so the btch can buy what she wants to put inside the box

now thats romance!


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 6:11p

FatCash on my order was denied as:

"Blue Nile only approves coupon codes from their FatWallet Merchant Page"


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 6:53p

Funny I just saw this thread. Been thinking about proposing and was thinking about getting a ring soon. I heard from friends that BlueNile was a good place to get it and was cheaper than my local jewler because I wouldn't have to pay tax. Do any of you fatwalleter's have any other suggestions to online places to shop. I saw the diamondtalk forum and will do my research there. Is BlueNile really overpriced? What other online sites have good prices and are reputable. I am looking to spend 10k to 12k for the diamond. Thanks for the input!


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   posted: Mar. 31, 2006 @ 8:04p

Llilith said:fobiopatel2 said:i bought the pewter jewelry box for $36 free shipping and no tax. i'm going to buy a tiffany's gift certificate so the btch can buy what she wants to put inside the box

now thats romance!

Must be a real dog.


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