Cheapest Ps3

Haven't seen any deals in stores...

The only thing I can think of is the Sony credit card and ordering from Sony Style. You'd get $100 credited back to your account and no interest for 12 months.
 
I don't think so. It's been up on Sony Style for awhile. All you do is apply for the card, and you'll have instance access to your credit line when buying on their site. Then, you need to make a purchase of $299 or more. Read up on it, if you are interested, to make sure it still applies.

You also gets reward points, I think.
 
Don't quote me as I haven't done it yet, but I think that "Sony" card is merely a Visa card. That is good though because I believe that opens up the retailers that would take it and thereby entitle you to the $100 rebate or whatever they call it. They allude to this in the fine print.

I plan on taking advantage of this once they start packing the rumble controller in the box.

Good! luck
 
I was thinking, isn't an Amazon order tax exempt? The website says:

Items sold by Amazon.com LLC, or its subsidiaries, and shipped to destinations in the states of Kansas, Kentucky, North Dakota, or Washington are subject to tax.

So, since I'm in NY, I can circumvent $32 in taxes, if I understand rightly. This is something to keep in mind when shopping at B&Ms.
 
[quote name='glass joe']I was thinking, isn't an Amazon order tax exempt? The website says:

Items sold by Amazon.com LLC, or its subsidiaries, and shipped to destinations in the states of Kansas, Kentucky, North Dakota, or Washington are subject to tax.

So, since I'm in NY, I can circumvent $32 in taxes, if I understand rightly. This is something to keep in mind when shopping at B&Ms.[/quote]

Tax exempt isn't exactly the right phrase.

You most likely will not pay taxes up front when purchasing from Amazon.com. You are supposed to declare all non-taxed purchases on your annual state taxes, at which point they (the state, not Amazon) do charge you tax.

Most people just conveniently overlook or justify themselves out of declaring it.
 
[quote name='thelonepig']Tax exempt isn't exactly the right phrase.

You most likely will not pay taxes up front when purchasing from Amazon.com. You are supposed to declare all non-taxed purchases on your annual state taxes, at which point they (the state, not Amazon) do charge you tax.

Most people just conveniently overlook or justify themselves out of declaring it.[/QUOTE]

Sorry, what? Exempt you say? Vision blurry, unsure what... Haha, just kidding, thanks for the tip.
 
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