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Posted by A on 10/03/44 11:35
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 21:55:03 GMT, Lordy.UK <spam@recycle.bin> wrote:
>> >The discount of around 30% that was available from the card itself was
>> >the point, not some poxy little points that could be exchanged for
>> >worthless tat.
>>
>> The maximum discount was 20% to Platinum members (who spend >$5000 a
>> year) plus free shipping.
>
>And the average discount to most everyday users was 10%, I'm quite aware
>of that, but thankyou for the un-needed and un-necessary explanation
>nonetheless.
>
>But they ran a lot of promotions that included up to 50% off various
>items, I don't think a month passed by without some kind of iFidelity
>offer on the website.
Their 50% off figures are quite suspect.
Take their current offer - Serenity for CAD$24.98 - save 50% off the
CAD$39.98 price.
a) 50% off $39.98 is $19.99
b) Who's selling it for $39.98? happyhunter lists the most expensive
copy of Serenity at $30.59.
Granted, they did have some good deals on new release DVD's which most
went for $20 or so but its certainly not the 50% off like they
advertise (except for AvP which genuinely did sell for 50% off at
around $12 or so from memory)
Having said that, 20% off their already cheap prices was still a great
price and well worth the icard. It is a shame they went down the path
they did.
>My total discount (as calculated by my user page) up to when I stopped
>using them was 28%.
Using their suspect figures.
>> Platinum members (and I was one of them) also scored quadruple (x4)
>> ipoints so it was very easy to gets lots of free stuff (I think I got
>> 4 Kill Bill Shirts, 1 Spongebob Squarepants pillow, 1 set of 15 golf
>> balls, and 2 crappy tupac magnetic poetry sets)
>
>Wow, you must have been so, erm, happy :)
Well actually I was. I got $25 each for the Kill Bill shirts, $35 for
the golf balls and made one young boy very happy with the Spongebob
pillow. All up a nice bonus.
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