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Drive is $85 at the WD outlet minus a $20 coupon plus $7.20 shipping. Labeled as "recertified." I bought one last week for ten bucks more than this. It looked nearly mint, with a couple of vague scuff marks. Probably a return I'm guessing. These are still running at least $100 and often $125 most places.
http://www.wdc.com/en/buy/outlet.asp?cat=3
Western Digital Store coupon: $20 off $75 or more
New: Western Digital Store coupon: $20 off $75 or more
Western Digital Store cuts $20 off outlet purchases of $75 or more via coupon code "WDCLEAR20"
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Have you actually made this purchase? When I saw the coupon code earlier today I entered it with this drive but it looks like it only applies to "select drives" that do not include refurbished models.
But I haven't entered my account info to verify whether or not the coupon will process later in the transaction.
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Yeah, just tried it all the way through. The coupon won't apply to refurbished drives; otherwise it'd be a steal (and exactly the deal I've been looking for on an HD.)
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Oops. Sorry. I bought it recently on a $10 off coupon, so when I saw this one for $20 off I figured it would work the same. I can't find the coupon code I used, but I doubt it is still valid. Still, $82 is substantially less than these are going for elsewhere.
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$82 is pretty cheap - but since Amex warranty extension doesn't cover refurbished/recertified equipment, it's not cheap enough. For some reason, in my mind, $72 is. I guess it's because I don't really need a 320GB 2.5" USB drive right now, but it wouldn't be the worst thing to have it.
