Computer Shopping

[Parsley]

Can anyone suggest any better deals than here?

http://www.nsysonline.co.uk

(Apart from slightly dodgy ebay fayre)

[Ashoc]

not exactly sure what you're lookin at buying, but from time to time, overstock.com and half.com(part of ebay, but oh well) have a few good deals, i mostly use ebay when i need something though

[ZAPTONE_Z]

u cant really go wrong at newegg.com
or zipzoomfly seems to have good prices

ive bought stuff from newegg theyre pretty decent if u want a 1 stop shop

(if youre building a comp yourself)

[Parsley]

UK based

[ZAPTONE_Z]

cant really help ya there too much then mate

[ZAPTONE_Z]

ok being the dedicated (and kind) person that i am ive found this site

http://www.misco.co.uk/


you may or may not want to check it out

seems kinda like newegg for uk

[Odin]

Would it be cheaper (not sure how much more shipping internationally is)  with the way the dollar is performing so poorly against the Pound and Euro (another word that comes up as misspelled) to just purchase it from a U.S. company? Probably some amount of hassle involved if there is a problem, I guess.

[Parsley]

Thx Zap.

Odin - I checked... customs & excise adds a whopping 17.5% on all imports.

[ZAPTONE_Z]

do you have to pay that VAT if you buy from the usa?

[Odin]

Odin - I checked... customs & excise adds a whopping 17.5% on all imports.

Guess I hadn't taken into account taxes, since there usually isn't any taxes on online purchases in the U.S., since they haven't figured a way to tax it (currently only on online purchases made within the state or through sites like Dell or Walmart) and a partial explanation is that it sort of is still an infant industry.

[eddie]

u find ur com yet parsley?

[The_Gu3st]

lawl he is ignoring you.