1) Office max Online has a 155% price matching guarantee.
2) Their current price is $449
3) They will match Shopping.com's $349 + they will give you an additional $55
off due to their price guarantee.
4) Total net cost for the palm v for me was $294 + shipping.
Act fast before office max closes this loophole!!
Best of luck
Not so simple. First, they charge tax so you miss out on the standard tax
free savings. Second, the shipping charge is mandatory overnight matching
the competitor so you can add a typical $30.00. So much for the savings.
Marc
> Their price: $ 265.95
> Their delivery: $ 4.95
> Their total price: $ 270.90
>
> Our price: $ 369.99
> Our delivery: $ 0.00
> Our total price: $ 369.99
>
> Difference $ 99.09
> 55%: $ 54.50
> 155%: $ 153.59
>
> Price after 155% credit: $ 216.40
Anxiously awaiting my IIIx, which amazingly cost less than my Pilot Pro
did two years ago...
Andy
I got the same response to a Palm IIIx price match, and I'm thinking about
ordering it. It sounds like you paid about $14.00 tax - did OfficeMax charge
you tax on their price ($369.99) or on the price match price ($216.40) or some
other amount?
Thanks,
Eric
In article <MPG.11b48d7b1...@NEWS.supernews.COM>,
pr...@home.com.NOSPAM says...
Another odd thing is, they quoted shopping.com's price as 349.99 when
in fact it was 343.99...6 dollars is 6 dollars, right?
I ordered one from shopping.com with the 4.95 shipping, and received
it within 3 working days! I am debating about the efig.com upgrade or
mailing it back and getting a 4 meg IIIX...
M.
Chris
Jim Mahon
Its New to You! Software
www.intysoft.com
Selling Used Software/Hardware/Post your items to sell!
I am not sure of shopping.com's 125% policy. I think that it is applicable
towards purchases of $100 or less. I could be wrong.
Waiting impatiently for my back-ordered IIIx.
Q
Yes, but tax should be charged only on the price paid (possibly
including shipping, depending on lots of esoteric conditions).
>Hello wrote:
>>
>> They appear to charge TAX on the total amount which I don't think is
>> legal... I had them price match a palm V with shopping.com and they
>> charged tax on the 449.99 and then credit the difference to your
>> credit card,
Seth
Which is exactly what they do. They charge your card their price
+ tax and then rebate you the 155%. The key word is *rebate*. They
are two, separate transactions - the charge and the rebate. This is
the way one of their customer service department explained it to me
anyway.
I can't complain - I got a PIIIx next day for $241, although if I
had waited a few days I could have saved a few more dollars.
Shopping.com's price was $267.95 when I purchased, but is now on
their site for $259.95. Computers4sure.com has them for $249.99
and Buy.com is at $248.95. The problem with C4sure and Buy is that
their next day shipping charge is fairly easy to obtain and runs
~$30, whereas no one seems to answer the phone at Shopping.com so
OfiiceMax honors the $4.95 shiiping listed on the web page.
Cheers...