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#1457219 25-Dec-2015 22:37

I'm after a Brush Cutter to cut our empty section as the grass has overgrown to knee height and waist height around the sides. Can anyone recommend me a make and model or any good specials? Looking to spend $300 or under. What brands to stay away from?

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#1457221 25-Dec-2015 22:42

Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

It's 500 off. Plenty of non-apple laptops go for a similar price.

The 15" MBP starts at 3699$ :(

Edit: Have a look here. http://www.apple.com/nz/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro :)

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#1457222 25-Dec-2015 22:43

Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

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#1457227 25-Dec-2015 22:49

sidders80:
Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

Is this their normal business practice?

sidders80

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#1457229 25-Dec-2015 22:58

Davout:
sidders80:
Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

Is this their normal business practice?

There have been some unhappy customers still waiting for their products and also not getting much help from DSE about the status of the order lately. I thought of buying at that price however reading this forum and what some people have experienced I decided not to.

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#1457257 25-Dec-2015 23:57

Very disappointing sales this year. Jbhifi this year need you to go into the store for the better deals, where last year they were also online. Not sure if they are limited quantity though as they don't appear to mention that.

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#1457258 25-Dec-2015 23:59

sidders80:
Davout:
sidders80:
Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

Is this their normal business practice?

There have been some unhappy customers still waiting for their products and also not getting much help from DSE about the status of the order lately. I thought of buying at that price however reading this forum and what some people have experienced I decided not to.

I had to really out the pressure on for them to fulfill my order after waiting nearly 3 weeks. No explanation for the delay. It is all done offshore, they don't use NZ staff for their online operations, so communicating with them isn't easy. There online store is advertising things that they can't seem to provide, just seem to be major problems.

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#1457260 26-Dec-2015 00:09

With Boxing Day sales getting worse each year for the past few (every one since the Harvey Norman netbook year to be exact) I am not entirely sure why people would expect anything but disappointment this year especially with the dollar decline since last Boxing Day. Sure we could have been surprised but it was always going to be unlikely.

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#1457267 26-Dec-2015 03:53

loooking for a 60" TV and 1499 from Noel Leamings, im very happy with. Doors open 7.30am!

Balm its gone!

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#1457271 26-Dec-2015 07:13

540trickzter: I'm after a Brush Cutter to cut our empty section as the grass has overgrown to knee height and waist height around the sides. Can anyone recommend me a make and model or any good specials? Looking to spend $300 or under. What brands to stay away from?

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#1457273 26-Dec-2015 07:28

Right on cue, DSE's websIte is stuck

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#1457281 26-Dec-2015 07:57

mattwnz:
sidders80:
Davout:
sidders80:
Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

Is this their normal business practice?

There have been some unhappy customers still waiting for their products and also not getting much help from DSE about the status of the order lately. I thought of buying at that price however reading this forum and what some people have experienced I decided not to.

I had to really out the pressure on for them to fulfill my order after waiting nearly 3 weeks. No explanation for the delay. It is all done offshore, they don't use NZ staff for their online operations, so communicating with them isn't easy. There online store is advertising things that they can't seem to provide, just seem to be major problems.

One of our customers bought one of these and got it shipped directly to our store so we could do the data transfer from their failed MacBook Pro.
It arrived within a few days of them ordering it online.
To have them at that price I'd say dse had stock at the old rrp, before Apple increased them, and decided to sell them at cost.

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#1457284 26-Dec-2015 08:17

CYaBro:
mattwnz:
sidders80:
Davout:
sidders80:
Dreal:
Davout: http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/apple-computers/apple-macbook-pro-13-256gbssd-dsnz-xa1205

13" rMBP 256gb SSD $2,186

Wow, is that really a laptop for 2000 bucks, that is considered a bargin?

That's crazy. How much does it normally rip you off, I mean cost?

$2,699. Again as someone pointed DSE will have no stock of this

Is this their normal business practice?

There have been some unhappy customers still waiting for their products and also not getting much help from DSE about the status of the order lately. I thought of buying at that price however reading this forum and what some people have experienced I decided not to.

I had to really out the pressure on for them to fulfill my order after waiting nearly 3 weeks. No explanation for the delay. It is all done offshore, they don't use NZ staff for their online operations, so communicating with them isn't easy. There online store is advertising things that they can't seem to provide, just seem to be major problems.

One of our customers bought one of these and got it shipped directly to our store so we could do the data transfer from their failed MacBook Pro.
It arrived within a few days of them ordering it online.
To have them at that price I'd say dse had stock at the old rrp, before Apple increased them, and decided to sell them at cost.