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tesco and kindle touch

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  • 22-11-2012 1:32pm
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    my user name
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    anyone know if tesco are still selling kindles?


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    Slattsy
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    my user name wrote: »
    anyone know if tesco are still selling kindles?

    Yeah seen them yesterday.
    Cheaperr to buy direct from Amazon though. 20e in the diffrence.

    I know because i only ordered one yesterday.


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    my user name
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    Slattsy wrote: »
    Yeah seen them yesterday.
    Cheaperr to buy direct from Amazon though. 20e in the diffrence.

    I know because i only ordered one yesterday.


    only problem is that wont deliver to ireland


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    Menas
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    Did a full detailed search for kindles a few weeks ago.
    The cheapest ones I have found in ireland were in the shop at dublin airport. Full duty paid came in a few euro cheaper than tesco or argos.
    You can order them online from some suppliers cheaper, but the risk of something going faulty and having to return via post outweighed the safety of paying a few extra quid and buying from a bricks and morter shop.


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    my user name
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    Trigger Happy wrote: »
    Did a full detailed search for kindles a few weeks ago.
    The cheapest ones I have found in ireland were in the shop at dublin airport. Full duty paid came in a few euro cheaper than tesco or argos.
    You can order them online from some suppliers cheaper, but the risk of something going faulty and having to return via post outweighed the safety of paying a few extra quid and buying from a bricks and morter shop.


    what shop at airport?


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    tbh
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    my user name wrote: »
    only problem is that wont deliver to ireland

    what? yes they will.


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    my user name
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    tbh wrote: »
    what? yes they will.

    there is only one kindle touch avaiable and it is a refurbished one

    the kindle paperwhite will not deliver to ireland - some licence issue


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    Chris_5339762
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    Get it delivered to Parcelmotel up north and for €3.50 they send it down to you. Problem solved.


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    Menas
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    my user name wrote: »
    what shop at airport?

    I got it in Dixons in t2. You can call them and get the current price over the phone.


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    tbh
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    my user name wrote: »
    there is only one kindle touch avaiable and it is a refurbished one

    the kindle paperwhite will not deliver to ireland - some licence issue

    ah sorry - didn't know you meant that one. I'd go the parcel motel route tbh.


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    GeorgeBailey
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    tbh wrote: »
    I'd go the parcel motel route tbh.

    First sign of madnees that, talking to yourself :p


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    dudara
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    Moved to the Gadgets forum

    dudara


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