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#101229 27-Apr-2012 09:05

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Last Chance – 30% discount off Microsoft TechNet subscriptions for NZers
Promo Code expires April 30

http://blogs.technet.com/b/nmercer/archive/2012/04/27/last-chance-30-discount-off-technet-subscriptions-for-nzers.aspx

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#615859 27-Apr-2012 09:20

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Pity we can't pay in USD! The USD price for the Standard package is $199 and converted to NZD this is roughly $244, compared to the $388 price advertised. So the 30% discount really only gets the NZ price inline with the US price ($272).

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#615869 27-Apr-2012 09:39

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Hi Nathan, any real advantage to Standard over Technet for Action Pack which I have at the moment

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#615885 27-Apr-2012 10:05

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Thanks Nathan,

Down from $299 to $209 and also served as a great reminder for me to renew my subscription that i'd been putting off!

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#615890 27-Apr-2012 10:11

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amanzi: Pity we can't pay in USD! The USD price for the Standard package is $199 and converted to NZD this is roughly $244, compared to the $388 price advertised. So the 30% discount really only gets the NZ price inline with the US price ($272).

I agree!

It's a download service so the price should be the same no matter where you are.

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