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Edited on Fri Jan-23-09 05:26 PM by Deja Q
I went there on Wednesday to gauge the big big discount closeout prices.
All DVDs were 20% off.
Now let's clarify that. That's 20% off of the MSRP -- not 20% what most stores charge in the first place. The Indiana Jones set, after the "discount", was the same price everywhere else: $39.99. (that's the 3 movie collection. The one with the new worthless flick, after 20% bs discount, was $63.99 - like how it's usually $59 everywhere else...)
Ditto for the cameras. 10% off means an otherwise equal brick and mortar store price.
10% for video games is not a real incentive to be free of inventory that MUST MUST MUST GO. (than take some immodium-AD if it's got to go and wait)
Nothing big on the TVs.
All the software wasn't the type I'd ever consider. At least CompUSA had Photoshop I was able to get at mail order price when they closed...
I did find a wireless pointer mouse for sale - 10% off. Net price was $50; doubtlessly the same price anywhere else with no "discount" needed.
None of the staff was friendly, but that's to be expected.
Oh, hold out the receipt when you exit. They want to liquidate the inventory, but that doesn't mean they want to get rid of it. :P
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