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Credit to Selma on SD.

PS3 at Dell

Dell Home has a 15% off coupon that works on the Sony PS3 80gb. Coupon code: PWXNZVNDRWWX1P

$399.99 - $60 (coupon) = $339.99 + tax (as applicable) + free shipping.

There is also a current promotion for applying for a NEW Sony Visa card you get $150 off a $300 purchase.

Direct Link for offer

Don't forget 3% FW CashBack.

Update: The above coupon works on other Electronics too (except DSLRs)

Message edited by: halfwind on 2008-10-28 06:56:54 CDT
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To get the $150 credit at a Sony authorized dealer, use promo from the Sony REWARDS credit card, not the Sony STYLE card.

Message edited by: hapachino on 2008-10-28 00:31:08 CDT
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Ends up being pretty fantastic if you stack the Sony Style. Can't complain about $190 (+ tax on $340).

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190+tax sounds pretty sweet, i'd jump on this if i didn't already have 2 at home. good deal.

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This is a great deal but the Sony Card requires that the purchase be made from an "authorized retailer". They have a list on their website. Dell isn't on it. Have you seen it somewhere else?

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Can anyone confirm that the additional $150 Sony Style credit can be stacked w/ the 15% discount?

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duckbacker said:This is a great deal but the Sony Card requires that the purchase be made from an "authorized retailer". They have a list on their website. Dell isn't on it. Have you seen it somewhere else?

There are two $150 S0ny card promos. The one linked from the s0nystyle page requires you to buy $299 or more from a style store or style online. The one linked from s0nyrewards does not REALLY say you have to buy from an authorized dealer to get the $150, but it does say you do to get the 12 month no interest. *I* would not chance $150 on buying from a non-authorize dealer, like D3ll.

You can get the PS3, BR remote, and a movie at Outpost/Frys for $399 + shipping a no tax for most. You can get the PS3 + 4 movies for about $371 delivered at Amaz0n. Both are on the S0ny authorized online dealer list.

With tax this would be $371.44 from D3ll. For the same money I could buy it from Amaz0n and get 4 movies "free".

Not a good deal due to tax (for me) and other deals and non-authorized dealer messing up your S0ny card $150 rebate (possibly).

Dennis

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You're right. I misread it. It never does explain what a qualifying purchase is.

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It was confirmed by someone on SD that Dell is an authorized dealer.

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Well I called Sonyrewards to see if Dell was considered an authorized retailer. The lady said she has been receiving quite a few of these calls and that Dell must have a good promo on Laptops (huh...what?...yes, yes...a good deal on the new inspirons). Anyhow, she could not confirm that Dell was authorized and if the credit would apply. It does seem suspicious that Sony would not jump at the chance to update their retailers page with a name like Dell.

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Dwynne said:duckbacker said:This is a great deal but the Sony Card requires that the purchase be made from an "authorized retailer". They have a list on their website. Dell isn't on it. Have you seen it somewhere else?

There are two $150 S0ny card promos. The one linked from the s0nystyle page requires you to buy $299 or more from a style store or style online. The one linked from s0nyrewards does not REALLY say you have to buy from an authorized dealer to get the $150, but it does say you do to get the 12 month no interest. *I* would not chance $150 on buying from a non-authorize dealer, like D3ll.

 

Dennis


Of the 2 cards which is which? Also is there a CSR number to confirm? I got a card sat and ordered from Amazon, I want to make sure they credit me. Thanks

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So to be clear is the 150 off for this confirmed by Sony or not? Also does anyone know if Amazon is an authorized dealer then for the movie deal?

Message edited by: dkhenkin on 2008-10-27 23:05:43 CDT
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Roach19 said:Of the 2 cards which is which? Also is there a CSR number to confirm? I got a card sat and ordered from Amazon, I want to make sure they credit me. Thanks

The cards are the same, the only differences are the terms and conditions you signed up under. If you signed up under the style link, you are not likely to get a $150 credit for an order at Amaz0n. It said this right on the offer online. If you applied for the card under the offers page, then it should work since Amaz0n is an authorized dealer. There is even a link for a $50 credit (you don't have to buy as much, though) and if you used that one you get 1/3 back compared to other folks.

What *I* would do is not open anything you ordered from Amaz0n until you see the the credit on your bill online. If, after 28 days or so you don't see it then call and ask about the credit. If you are not getting it, return all the stuff to Amaz0n for a refund and buy from style to get the $150 off. Just don't miss the window to return it to Amaz0n.

Dennis

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dkhenkin said:So to be clear is the 150 off for this confirmed by Sony or not? Also does anyone know if Amazon is an authorized dealer then for the movie deal?

Amaz0n is an authorized S0ny online dealer. *IF* you got your S0ny card via the sonyrewards link, then it should work. *IF* you got your card via the s0nystyle link, then it should not work.

I you don't know or don't remember, you need to call them to ask or just order from the style store to be sure.

Dennis

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Can someone please post the link for "You can get the PS3 + 4 movies for about $371 delivered at Amaz0n." deal. I looked at Amazon and all I see is the $399 price tag.

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I got the Sony Card earlier this year (when it was $100 credit back to statement after $299 in "qualifying" purchases) and I got the $100 credit after I used the card to buy something on eBay via Paypal (I think it was a gift card for about $400 odd). Just be careful to read the terms of the credit. There are apparently 2 offers. The first one states that the credit is only valid if you make a purchase of $299 and above at SonyStyle.com and the other offer is ANY $299 and above purchase for the $150 credit. The offer linked in the OP is the second one.

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Just applied for the card. Was accepted. Says it will take 2 weeks by mail. Hope the Amazon deal is still on by then.

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Quick question, so if I hold onto the stuff from Amazon for 20 days say and never open, then Amazon will take it all back and pay for shipping back?

Message edited by: Roach19 on 2008-10-28 07:35:33 CDT
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No. They will deduct the return shipping from the credit you will get.

Roach19 said:Quick question, so if I hold onto the stuff from Amazon for 20 days say and never open, then Amazon will take it all back and pay for shipping back?

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seanH2O said:No. They will deduct the return shipping from the credit you will get.

Roach19 said:Quick question, so if I hold onto the stuff from Amazon for 20 days say and never open, then Amazon will take it all back and pay for shipping back?

I think it depends on the reason you are returning. If it's deem Amazon's fault, they will pay the shipping.

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