Anyone keepin' up at Shircuit Shity's closeout non-sale?

[Deja Q]

DVD movie titles are almost worth purchasing, at 30% off.

Blu-ray blanks are (what amounts to $14 per blank), if you use those for data archival. (I use hard drives; BR is still too expensive)

You'll still find something like 20 million 'Guitar Hero' boxes at each store, for the same costs-more-than-everywhere-else prices...

30% off of Wii and other games? Don't bother.

Amazing how much is gone despite it all. What a bunch of lollipops. Oops, suckers...

And be sure to whip out your big receipt at the front door.

[hobbit709]

1. Same thing CompUSA did

Mark everything up to list price, then discount by sale %. I can beat those prices elsewhere in town or online easy.

[GOPisEvil]

2. By the time prices at CompUSA got decent, all the worthwhile stuff was gone.

[TommyO]

3. To be fair, it's the liquidation company that's doing it

part of their standard practice is to return everything from a bottle of soda to the most expensive giganto-tron LCD TV to list price before starting with their 10-30% off deals, making the liquidation prices more expensive than you'll find at many other stores. Even worse, people buy the stuff thinking they're getting a good deal!

[SoxFan]

4. If they have MP3 turntables for under $100, let me know

[DarkTirade]

5. The only thing I contemplated buying when I stopped in

was a CD/DVD burner, 'cause I never got around to getting one before.

If they're still there when I get my tax return I'll grab one. If not... oh well.

[hobbit709]

6. Buy the burner at newegg.com

Best prices around. They usually have several 20X dual layer burners for under $25 with free shipping.

[DarkTirade]

7. Yeah, the only reason it would have been cheaper to buy it there would have been shipping...

but if I can find one that's free shipping then screw that. :)