15% Off Coupon Sitewide On Orders $25+ @eBay (08/28/18)

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15% Off Coupon Sitewide On Orders $25+ @eBay
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Get 15% off sitewide at eBay via coupon code "PREGAME15". This discount applies to purchases over $25 with a maximum discount of $100 in savings. The coupon code is valid from 11:00 AM ET until 1:00 AM ET Aug 28/29. Restrictions apply.



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ssnyder28 said:
I ended up buying one of these (Unlocked "Like New" Samsung Galaxy S9+.) High volume wireless seller with very good feedback. As long as it comes in mint condition as the seller says, its a great deal. Seems they have several available.

$540 - $81 coupon = $459

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Galaxy-S9-SM-G965U1-64GB-Blue-10-10-Unlocked/173458853754?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
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I ended up buying a Pixel 2 XL finally today with the coupon code. Good deal on that S9+ though.
 
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TangledThornz said:
I see EVGA's 1070 ti going for $356 after coupon. This is for upgrading from my GTX 1060. So damn tempting...
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If you buy from the EVGA Store (on Ebay) you get access to step-up and the full 3 year warranty, which is why it was so popular. You'll be able to find plenty of 2nd hand EVGA cards from regular Ebay users.
 
Bought 4 Yokohama S- Drive tires for $278 for all 4. Saved $49 with the code. :)
 
TaintedSquirrel said:
If you buy from the EVGA Store (on Ebay) you get access to step-up and the full 3 year warranty, which is why it was so popular. You'll be able to find plenty of 2nd hand EVGA cards from regular Ebay users.
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OK. Bought the 1070 ti, comes with a free power link too :)
 
They need to stop issuing these coupons... they are hurting my wallet like the old Steam sales. Picked up a used EVGA 1080 Classified for $340 shipped. Feels like a decent deal coming from a 970.
 
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Picked up an 8086K for 330 and an ASRock Fatal1ty Z370 ITX for 144. Wasn't gonna upgrade yet, but couldn't pass it up.
 
Redditor btodalee made a spreadsheet of deals that couple the Newegg Ebay store with their MIRs to find the best deals. Link
Code: 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/198gw99zVlkGfCbKD_wN6PANwd9VWEmktOBHaBFelzB4/edit?usp=sharing
(embedded Google Sheets seems to be screwy, at least on Firefox)

I snagged the last few components I needed (EVGA power supply, Corsair AIO, RX560) for a HTPC/light gaming rig, for a total of about $120 off normal prices AMIR.
 
SPARTAN VI said:
Similar, but I went with a Oneplus 6.
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I was torn on the top few phones but i didn't mind paying slightly more for the s9+ since people seem to like them a bit more. I actually made an offer on a oneplus 6 128gb variant for $500 that the seller didn't accept
 
ordered tranny fluid, tranny filter and gasket, and a replacement key fob for a car recently purchased .. all was sitting in my cart waiting for the next coupon code :)
 
So I bought the EVGA 1070 ti blower edition and decided to check if they still had some left on their Ebay store page and saw they did but on their friggin main list they had a 1070 ti FTW2 for the same damn price!! :banghead::banghead::banghead: The FTW2 was not listed in their Ebay store page. I did message EVGA via Ebay to see if they can exchange it for the same price before shipment but they responded quickly that they couldn't. Ugh.

I'll stick with the blower as I'm certain I'll get similar performance but still... this blows :ninja:
 
TangledThornz said:
So I bought the EVGA 1070 ti blower edition and decided to check if they still had some left on their Ebay store page and saw they did but on their friggin main list they had a 1070 ti FTW2 for the same damn price!! :banghead::banghead::banghead: The FTW2 was not listed in their Ebay store page. I did message EVGA via Ebay to see if they can exchange it for the same price before shipment but they responded quickly that they couldn't. Ugh.

I'll stick with the blower as I'm certain I'll get similar performance but still... this blows :ninja:
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You still got a great deal though, don't fret
 
Thanks for the head up on the code. Picked a couple things up : )
 
Splurged on the RES3FV288 RAID expander I've been eyeing for a bit. Nice coupon.
 
TangledThornz said:
So I bought the EVGA 1070 ti blower edition and decided to check if they still had some left on their Ebay store page and saw they did but on their friggin main list they had a 1070 ti FTW2 for the same damn price!! :banghead::banghead::banghead: The FTW2 was not listed in their Ebay store page. I did message EVGA via Ebay to see if they can exchange it for the same price before shipment but they responded quickly that they couldn't. Ugh.

I'll stick with the blower as I'm certain I'll get similar performance but still... this blows :ninja:
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Browsing descriptions you have to be careful if warranty and step-up are important to you, the cards with BR are refurb and have a 1 year warranty and no step up, its not super obvious unless you read the description, which could explain why the "better" card cost the same.
 
Grabbed a 1070 ti FTW2 at the last min from EVGA for $357.

I hope the new 2060 cards don't make me regret it. (I doubt they will, I expect them to be $400+ and hard to come by until next year)
 
Not a bad deal, too bad that most retailers jacked up their prices! I don't blame them though. If I was selling something for $500 and a buyer used a 15% coupon on my listing I would be pretty mad.
 
Hulk said:
Not a bad deal, too bad that most retailers jacked up their prices! I don't blame them though. If I was selling something for $500 and a buyer used a 15% coupon on my listing I would be pretty mad.
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Ebay foots the fee I don't think the seller even knows.
 
MrMitch said:
Browsing descriptions you have to be careful if warranty and step-up are important to you, the cards with BR are refurb and have a 1 year warranty and no step up, its not super obvious unless you read the description, which could explain why the "better" card cost the same.
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The blower 1070 ti I bought has the 3 year warranty and is qualified for step-up but I'd rather not put money into any more new cards till Cyberpunk 2077 is released. *Crosses fingers it's no later than 2020*
 
TaintedSquirrel said:
Ebay foots the fee I don't think the seller even knows.
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Well I doubt that they "don't know", but you're saying that they don't actually experience the loss. I bet many companies do have "special" pricing when these events come around.

I wish they would stop being like a one day thing. I understand that they can't sustain it for too long, but for the things I'm interested in, I can't just go "OKAY I'M GETTING IT NOW" *drops half a grand*. It doesn't work like that. There's a limit to impulse. Especially when I see these coupons last minute in the first place...
 
You guys sure about this? Because when I looked into it a while ago over at the Amazon seller forums the sellers were saying that the seller doesn't get reimbursed the 15%, it's a loss.
 
Hulk said:
Not a bad deal, too bad that most retailers jacked up their prices! I don't blame them though. If I was selling something for $500 and a buyer used a 15% coupon on my listing I would be pretty mad.
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Why would you be mad if you sold your item at your asking price?
Hulk said:
You guys sure about this? Because when I looked into it a while ago over at the Amazon seller forums the sellers were saying that the seller doesn't get reimbursed the 15%, it's a loss.
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How would that work though? I've never seen a reduction in what i received on items I've sold during these sales previously.
 
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Hulk said:
You guys sure about this? Because when I looked into it a while ago over at the Amazon seller forums the sellers were saying that the seller doesn't get reimbursed the 15%, it's a loss.
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Yes, the seller does not even know if a coupon code was used, eBay just covers the difference.
 
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