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This isn't totally true. When CompUSA was going out of business, great deals could be found on the final days before the stores closed. I got a brand new MacBoo
by dcurtis 18y ago
This isn't totally true. When CompUSA was going out of business, great deals could be found on the final days before the stores closed. I got a brand new MacBook, worth 1299 at the time, for 359 and a Velodyne subwoofer (299 normally) for 35 bucks.
I think generally it's hard to find deals though.
- noonespecial 18y agoI kind of looks like circuit city isn't doing it this way either, but you can never be too sure. Usually the liquidators either hire on some of the old staff, or dress their people in the stores old uniforms. The best way to tell is to find an item you know was $100 last week, marked $199 and then discounted 50% off. One things usually certain though. Its not an everything must go!!! sale like you are lead to believe. They're more than happy to truck all the good stuff off and sell it elsewhere if they think they're not going to get near retail for it during the "sale". Think of it like one last "President's Day Blowout!" before the parking lot starts growing weeds.