Bargain Buckets Forum - RE: Dell Dimension 2400 PC for only £106.56 (no monitor) - Page 2

I've ordered one as well, personally expecting it to be canceled but if you don't try you'll never know.

It's a badly designed site that allows you to go to the next stage by cancelling a warning message, really to avoid confusion than should have the lcd tv option with the rest of the monitors and get rid on the No monitor option.

If I get it, it'll act as a server to try out linux and do my hobby developing.

I'm waiting until tomorrow to order 2 (one for me as a server, one for parents), Tomorrow is pay day and no doubt it'll have been fixed by then!

I'm gonna have to stop visiting this site on a daily basis - i'm spending far too much!

Thanks to original poster, just hope they allow this through

Hello, I've ordered one too.
What is the Voucher Code, will Dell get suspicious if lots of us use it ?

Neil

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Also received IR number and confirmation from Dell, and waiting for my order number which, according to their email, I'll received within 72 hrs.
As I did with the projector deal, to only get 4 days later the "we can't honour this" BS.

I hope to hell everyone gets what they're after, but I think the "Must order 17" TV instead" line will screw it for everyone.

Rassilon, just hit cancel instead of updating, it takes you to the next page.

Jimbo : oÞ
<edit> had a call earlier from brother, nephew needs a PC for uni, so was going to swallow my pride and chance this myself, but noticed it's a 128K cache, 400Mhz celeron, thats an old processor and they're now onto the "processor number" units with 256K cache. Think I'll retain my pride and give it a miss, but thanks for the posting Rees...talking of which, everyone used Rees' affiliate link I presume.....?

This item was edited on Sunday, 24th October 2004, 19:50

Many thanks Reestit Mutton I've just ordered one hope it comes off

Jimbo - get in quick!

Apparently the 2400 deal has now been stopped (no option to remove the monitor remains) - however, exactly what you're after (256K cache, 533MHz FSB) can be still be had for only £136.18 by ordering a Dimension 3000 in exactly the same way. Just use evalue code 305-D1037 - surely it won't be long before Dell cottons on to this one.

HtH
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surely it won't be long before Dell cottons on to this one

Quicker than you think, already removed.
Telling ya, Dell must be one of the worst companies I've ever tried to deal with online....and I do believe that will be my last attempt.

If it's any consolation mate, I did try using your affiliate link both times

Jimbo : oÞ

Don't think the "older"celeron will bother my kids too much seeing how they're using a Win 95 PII .333mhz 256mb ram jobbie, doesn't sound anywhere near as good as my 2 yr old PC but at that price it's worth a ticket! Regards to the poster and good luck to one and all!

M.

Jimbo - quick! try 305-D1045 (Dimension 4600) - total price £294 plus change using teh same tactic. You might just beat them to it this time - it's a Pentium P4 as well! bargain!!!

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