I started this thread because the older one said it was $49. Staples has the Lexmark p4350 on clearance for $16. It looks like a big ymmv. The csr was actually upset an inhouse person didn't get it. Anyhow: I used my $10 reward check and pricegrabber rebate for a total of $1. Btw, the pg page give a pic of the item. Good luck.
Man, you guys are harsh It's an aio ink jet printer with a scanner, printer, copier, and digi photo plugin. Please refer to the pricegrabber page for a full description because Stples no longer has it online.
I was at Staples last week and they had a digital camera that had apparently sunk to a very low price. They had the display model left and a new in box left for the same camera. I saw two young guy reps talking about the camera and laughing so I went over. I heard them mention something about the last two digits of the price. Then one of them grabbed the pricetag from below the camera and started to walk away, as if it wasn't for sale anymore. I walked up to them and asked one of them if they knew how much that camera was (pointing back to the one with no price which they just took off). They said it wasn't for sale anymore and the floor model wasn't for sale. I said there was still one underneath new in the box, but they still said it was not for sale and was being sent back or something like that.
carmelqtpi said: I CLICKED ON THOSE LINKS BUT I CANT FIND IT TELL ME HOW TO GET TO IT That is why this item does not belong in its own Hot Deals thread. This is an in-store only clearance item. At this cheap price, most S taples stores will have sold out already (or employees will have grabbed it). But you might get lucky.
ex0dus said: Your story reminded me of something...
I was at Staples last week and they had a digital camera that had apparently sunk to a very low price. They had the display model left and a new in box left for the same camera. I saw two young guy reps talking about the camera and laughing so I went over. I heard them mention something about the last two digits of the price. Then one of them grabbed the pricetag from below the camera and started to walk away, as if it wasn't for sale anymore. I walked up to them and asked one of them if they knew how much that camera was (pointing back to the one with no price which they just took off). They said it wasn't for sale anymore and the floor model wasn't for sale. I said there was still one underneath new in the box, but they still said it was not for sale and was being sent back or something like that.
Talk about sneaky!
I met suckers like this several times.
SeriusBlack
Senior Member - 4K
posted: Oct. 11, 2006 @ 10:24p
ex0dus said: Your story reminded me of something...
I was at Staples last week and they had a digital camera that had apparently sunk to a very low price. They had the display model left and a new in box left for the same camera. I saw two young guy reps talking about the camera and laughing so I went over. I heard them mention something about the last two digits of the price. Then one of them grabbed the pricetag from below the camera and started to walk away, as if it wasn't for sale anymore. I walked up to them and asked one of them if they knew how much that camera was (pointing back to the one with no price which they just took off). They said it wasn't for sale anymore and the floor model wasn't for sale. I said there was still one underneath new in the box, but they still said it was not for sale and was being sent back or something like that.
Talk about sneaky! fyi: Had you told their manager, they would be looking for new jobs right now...
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