Cheaper computer parts for all

[Shagwana]

Along the same lines of a post I recently made on blitzbasic.com, I have a collection if links here that might aid you lot in obtaining cheaper computer hardware / software for your development needs.

This may look like a spam message of sorts, but its not ment to be. I posted It here hoping I might be able to help a few of you save some pennys on your development costs.

Original thread I posted too is http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=77427

Quick links to the websites involved include;

quidco.com (http://www.quidco.com/)
rpoints.com (http://www.rpoints.com)
freefivers.co.uk (http://www.freefivers.co.uk)
hotdeals.com (http://www.hotukdeals.com/)
lastminute-auction.com (http://www.lastminute-auction.com/)

With these you might be able to cut the cost of living your life, or probably much more realistic - the cost of any new PC hardware / software you purchase.


Hope this helps someone out there. Would love to know if there are any other sites like this out there too.

[zoombapup]

certainly bloody looks like spam to me.

If anyone else feels like that, I'll remove it.


Let me know.

[Shagwana]

Fair enough, I did post it in the hope that someone could find some use out of it. I did do a search for a other posts about such a topic before, but could not find any.

For the record I have used quidco extensively to save money all over the place, including on computer hardware.

[tafty]

I can vouch for the legitimacy and usefulness of Hot UK Deals and Quidco.

I bought a laptop from Dell in January using a 10% off voucher found on Hot UK Deals and using the Quidco affiliate link to get a further 5% off that - saving nearly £100. I also picked up a really good wireless access point for half price thanks to Hot UK Deals.

There's regular hardware bargains to be had - though not today it seems. Even so, for those of you who need to reduce your outgoings as full time indies these two sites could prove incredibly useful.