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Originally posted by stortsGood Evening, saw your post and link to sears, could not find the machine everyone is talking about,Thanks, Jack
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Yeah, I agree about Sears. They are rather expensive though on regular prices, but during sales they do a good job at honoring 'misadvertised' prices. Case in point: My air compressor I bought from Sears (Ingersoll Rand 60 Gallon 2 Stage) was on sale the week prior to when I went in, and the price had expired, but they took the sign down. Well, the week I went in they were having a 10% everything with a Sears Card sale. They used the reduced previous weeks price anyways (manually changed the price in the computer for me), and still gave me the 10% on top of that. It was ~$200 or so cheaper than the regular price. More than 20% savings, and MUCH cheaper than anyone else who carried it.
I am happy with Sears for the most part. (They don't take Gift Cards over the phone, over the internet, or out of the catalog for internet/catalog items. They also can't order catalog items to the store for you, so you can use the gift card. I found this out the hard way!)
Joshua
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Originally posted by Trent_CombsSears isn't that way - they stand behind their ads. Clearance items are limited to stock on hand, and they may have only had a couple. Otherwise, they wouldn't have blown them out so cheap!
By refusing to stand behind their ad, Amazon.com killed the golden goose, so to speak. I buy a lot of items for work and personal use, and Amazon's not on my list anymore.
They say in retail circles that a happy customer will tell one other customer, but an unhappy customer will tell a dozen. Let's hope more people read my post here than they seem to have read the post I had earlier today about purchasing a MIG welder and a plasma cutter.
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Originally posted by ScuppersSears.com certainly had it available for under $1,600 about four hours ago (unless someone went through all the trouble of a phishing scheme. I have a PDF of Sears's web page, but I'm not sure I can post it because of the forum's usage guidelines (Sears probably has a copyright to the page).
In any event, I wonder whether Sears will honor the price for anyone who might have placed an order. A while ago, I saw a Hitachi roofing nailer for $75 in a tool catalog that Amazon.com had sent me. I considered it a good deal, and ordered one via fax.
The next day, I got a call from Amazon. The sales representative informed me they would not honor the advertised price. I asked to talk to his manager, who repeated the same story. "I would have to give it to everyone at that price if I give it to you," he said. Technically, the fine print in the catalog includes the boilerplate language that they don't have to honor typos, etc. But I'd never seen a business actually invoke that provision. Since then, I haven't bought anything from Amazon.
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Spinner it may be East coast/West coast thing. They were there but now there not. I think there gone.
Bulldog
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Wow...Look at this
Sears.com certainly had it available for under $1,600 about four hours ago (unless someone went through all the trouble of a phishing scheme. I have a PDF of Sears's web page, but I'm not sure I can post it because of the forum's usage guidelines (Sears probably has a copyright to the page).
In any event, I wonder whether Sears will honor the price for anyone who might have placed an order. A while ago, I saw a Hitachi roofing nailer for $75 in a tool catalog that Amazon.com had sent me. I considered it a good deal, and ordered one via fax.
The next day, I got a call from Amazon. The sales representative informed me they would not honor the advertised price. I asked to talk to his manager, who repeated the same story. "I would have to give it to everyone at that price if I give it to you," he said. Technically, the fine print in the catalog includes the boilerplate language that they don't have to honor typos, etc. But I'd never seen a business actually invoke that provision. Since then, I haven't bought anything from Amazon.
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Lincoln Tigs are gone. Still available:
Hobart spoolgun http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920489000
Champion 10000 running gear http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920663000
Lincoln spoolgun http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920562000
Linc PM200 spoolgun http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920541000
Sellstrom AD http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920513000
Hobart Eagle AD Hood http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...pid=00920622000
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Bulldog
I just tried it again, and it worked fine. I went to Sears.com and did a search for "Lincoln". There is a list of 13 (I think) results, and it's one of them. $1699, comes out to like $1900 or $2000 with tax and shipping. I would consider buying it if I didn't already have a Dynasty 200DX.
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Spinner,
Just tried the link. Now it's not even there... I think it was to good to be true. I'm not a Lincoln fan but for the price it would be worth picking one up.
Bulldog
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Originally posted by BulldogI justed checked the link and found the welder but when I went to buy it it said that it was no longer available...
Bulldog
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I justed checked the link and found the welder but when I went to buy it it said that it was no longer available...
Bulldog
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George
Originally posted by SundownI just checked and the PT275 is on sale for about $1600, save $2300 while quanities last. And the Lincoln spoolgun that sells for $569 is on sale for $229, save $340 same deal, while quanities last. Thats at www.sears.com
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Originally posted by jolaneOkay, please don't shoot me for posting this, but I can't believe the price. Sears has a Ready-Pak PT275 (Yes, Red) including power supply, water cooler, torch, pedal, everything...for $1600! I just really can't believe the price!
Joshua
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