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#1383359 9-Sep-2015 12:30

just got a 240gb one

$106 cheaper than getting one in NZ

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#1383360 9-Sep-2015 12:31

I've ordered 2 960s for the gaming pcs. Goodbye spinning rust for the steam drives. Finally will have silence.

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#1383421 9-Sep-2015 13:37

richms:
TimA: And i dont believe in debt :).

Guess you will always be renting then?

This is what credit cards are for. And rewards. Mmmm rewards points. Soon I will have enough for a CD or something useless.

I bought a car last month, on a credit card. Paid off obviously, but the cash back was good at $1/$68...

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#1383423 9-Sep-2015 13:43

freitasm:
richms:
TimA: And i dont believe in debt :).

Guess you will always be renting then?

This is what credit cards are for. And rewards. Mmmm rewards points. Soon I will have enough for a CD or something useless.

I bought a car last month, on a credit card. Paid off obviously, but the cash back was good at $1/$68...

I didn't buy mine on credit card, the car yard wouldn't let us. Very disappointed.

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#1383427 9-Sep-2015 13:47

davidcole:
freitasm:
richms:
TimA: And i dont believe in debt :).

Guess you will always be renting then?

This is what credit cards are for. And rewards. Mmmm rewards points. Soon I will have enough for a CD or something useless.

I bought a car last month, on a credit card. Paid off obviously, but the cash back was good at $1/$68...

I didn't buy mine on credit card, the car yard wouldn't let us. Very disappointed.

I tried to do the same for my wife's car, the most they'd let me put on it was $5K. That's $66 towards our next holiday though.

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#1383430 9-Sep-2015 13:52

Had no problem, put 100% of the car on credit card, and it was way more than $5k.

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#1383450 9-Sep-2015 14:18

The general point with credit cards is make them work for you not the bank, and that can (and should always) be based around not using the card to fund real debt. My 'rules' are:

* charge every possible purchase we make to the credit card, with the only exception being for purchases where the credit card charges outweigh the rewards (eg rates)
* never purchase anything on the card that we don't already have the money for saved and in the bank, ready to pay off when due (so careful budgeting is a must, which also avoids living pay cheque-to-pay cheque)
* ensure we're on one of the best available cardd and reward schemes
* pay off the card in full on the due date (goes without saying!).

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#1383454 9-Sep-2015 14:23

richms:
TimA: And i dont believe in debt :).

Guess you will always be renting then?

This is what credit cards are for. And rewards. Mmmm rewards points. Soon I will have enough for a CD or something useless.

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#1384666 9-Sep-2015 21:57

meesham: ...

I don't quite understand how the "Import Fees Deposit" is calculated, I thought it should be around NZ $62.

They calculate the *probable total tax* which they tend to overcharge but will refund them within 30 days or so.

I had one item bought from them recently >$1k, and had to pay a couple of hundy of tax which amazon automagically refund within 30 days or so. I personally prefer Amazon to deal with the custom up front as I have been in the situation where it took ages for the custom to contact me etc.

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#1384727 10-Sep-2015 09:00

Jase2985: just got a 240gb one

$106 cheaper than getting one in NZ

That doesn't sound right, i got a 240 GB one as well, came up to $155 NZD (incl shipping and after conversion rate), you can buy the same at PBtech for around $170 so it's not that huge of a discount.

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#1384747 10-Sep-2015 09:05

Perhaps you hit the links after the discounts were finished?

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#1384749 10-Sep-2015 09:08

freitasm: Had no problem, put 100% of the car on credit card, and it was way more than $5k.

If they let you do that you could probably have gotten more of a discount by paying cash. You got 1.2% back (or whatever) and they paid 1-3% fees. Maybe you could've gotten part of those fees as a discount :)

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#1384750 10-Sep-2015 09:10

Nope, that was final price and I only showed the card after setting on it. They took it.

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#1384751 10-Sep-2015 09:12

freitasm: Perhaps you hit the links after the discounts were finished?

Definitely not, I bought it with 7 hrs to go on the deal. It was showing ~$80US at the time.

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#1384753 10-Sep-2015 09:16

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freitasm: Perhaps you hit the links after the discounts were finished?

Definitely not, I bought it with 7 hrs to go on the deal. It was showing ~$80US at the time.

Pricing went up as the deal was coming to an end - I looked at the 960gb in the morning then again last night, and it had gone up by $90USD from the 'morning price'

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