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tool001 11-17-2010 07:24 AM

computer store where i can negotiate, ncix
 
im planning to buy 4 lcd monitors, 24' (around $250-300 each) also looking for set of speakers/subs. would stores like ncix negotiate on it. ie. purchase monitor at full price, and throw in subs/speakes for free?

InvisibleSoul 11-17-2010 08:30 AM

NCIX won't.

You're better off just making sure you get the absolute best price on the monitors. Check MemoryExpress. They'll beat NCIX or anyone else's price by 5%. Then use your 5% to buy some speakers.

twitchyzero 11-17-2010 09:00 AM

i dont think there are much margins to be made from monitors..and especially with the stiff competition i don't think there's any room for bargaining.

tool001 11-17-2010 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 7190055)
i dont think there are much margins to be made from monitors..and especially with the stiff competition i don't think there's any room for bargaining.

monitors/ lcds have about 20-30%, from the time i was @ FS..same goes for TV's eg. bought my tv a while back, retail was $2600, cost was $1800-1900. maybe ill pay FS a visit.

thanks though

Manic! 11-17-2010 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by tool001 (Post 7189984)
im planning to buy 4 lcd monitors, 24' (around $250-300 each) also looking for set of speakers/subs. would stores like ncix negotiate on it. ie. purchase monitor at full price, and throw in subs/speakes for free?

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!MiKrofT 11-17-2010 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by tool001 (Post 7190061)
monitors/ lcds have about 20-30%, from the time i was @ FS..same goes for TV's eg. bought my tv a while back, retail was $2600, cost was $1800-1900. maybe ill pay FS a visit.

thanks though

Retail big box chains vs. smaller stores like NCIX, Anitec, etc. are different. They have different markups.

InvisibleSoul 11-17-2010 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 7190096)
WM - Acer 23" ULTRAthin LED monitor $148 BRAND NEW Model S231HL HOT HOT !!!!!!

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/wm-ac...ot-hot-965035/

Reviews are not very good though... too much blue in the display output.

illicitstylz 11-17-2010 10:58 AM

the best "negotiating" you can do with MemoryExpress or NCIX is pricematching, you'll find the best results from using pricematching with shopbot.ca

Jeremy617 11-17-2010 11:25 AM

ncix only negotiates with big business's that have credit usually.

you may want to try picking up ncix's premier partner membership for $150/yr if you buy a fair bit, the PP discounts usually bring things down to the price they would be if they were on sale. Good if you buy alot of odd ball things that don't get put on sale.

if you want you can PM me what you're looking for and i can give you the PP prices.

Spoon 11-17-2010 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeremy617 (Post 7190216)
you may want to try picking up ncix's premier partner membership for $150/yr if you buy a fair bit, the PP discounts usually bring things down to the price they would be if they were on sale. Good if you buy alot of odd ball things that don't get put on sale.

Or just go to Memory Express. :rolleyes:

Jeremy617 11-17-2010 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Spoon (Post 7190233)
Or just go to Memory Express. :rolleyes:

PP is more than 5% off on alot of things.

i use it mostly for work purchases these days, but most stuff i buy at PP price is better than can be pricematched anywhere online.

most cables and high markup items are like 50%+ off.

bcedhk 11-17-2010 11:53 AM

contact FS or BB headquarters and see what they can do.

but your buying 4, not 40 monitors. to them 4 is not enough to give you any good pricing. just go to M.E. and price match the lowest price.

Euro7r 11-17-2010 12:08 PM

Price-match if you find a better deal elsewhere, it'll just be take it or leave it answer if you ask for a deal.

PuYang 11-17-2010 01:37 PM

i bought a 24" LG monitor from NCIX for 175? or 179 before tax. (on sale)

the monitor had average reviews (not bad, but doesnt excel either), but from the year ive been using it, i havent had any problems with it, and the picture quality is pretty good.

if you're serious about buying bulk monitors, wait a few weeks to month shopping NCIX daily for their random daily sales etc, which is often when they have the biggest discounts.

also one thing to note: some NCIX stores have in store sales, like, the LG monitor i bought at 179$ wasnt advertised on the websites, it was IN STORE at SELECT locations. (bought mine from the kingsway one near metro).

my brother also bought a 24" SAMSUNG monitor from NCIX in richmond for 180$. that was on sale there, and not at the kingsway one. hope that helps ;p

Jegz 11-17-2010 01:47 PM

Memory Express FTW

Fuhrėr-Z 11-17-2010 04:00 PM

Find a deal you like, then head over to FS and price match it.

asian_XL 11-17-2010 04:17 PM

a friend's friend who works at a samsung service center says for most PC LCD, retailers mark up 25 -30%, and it's rare there's a huge price difference in normal days. Not sure if he's telling the truth or a joke, he actually recommends us to buy those store demo models when we see a discount price, he says those made in China or made in Mexico LCD either stop working in the first 3 months or fail within 3 months right after warranty.

I don't think it is possible for a store to give you a free sub/speaker in your case.


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