It's Sunday again, which means another midnight madness 12-hour sale at the Sears.com website. There are discounts of 5% up to 15% off on different products in different categories. Not every product in every category participates in the promotion. Check their website to see what the prices are for items you might be interested. This is only for the website, not the brick and mortar stores.
A 12-hour midnight madness online sale has just gone live at the Sears website. There are discounts of 5% up to 20% off in different products in different categories. Not every product in every category participates in the promotion. This has just gone live.
Time-permitting we will check the digital camera prices there, but we can't press PAUSE on time :(
We have posted a new edition of the top-selling DSLRs, and as usual, we have left a trail for bargain-hunters and price-watchers. Simply look at the last column in the table, "Price Trend", and there you will see the DSLRs that have gone up or down by $10 or more since the previous update. In this instance, the previous update was seven days ago.
Please keep in mind that the prices are snapshots, not averages, and they are as of the time of writing of each update.
The Imaging Insider has procured a $100 off discount for photographers interested in joining the Mentor Series photo-trek in Egypt starting on September 27. For all the details, and how to get the discount, be sure to check the Imaging Insider.
We have just posted a new top selling cameras update at the Camera Charts blog. As usual, we have left a trail for the bargain-hunters, simply use your browser's search-function (CTRL-D) to look for the magic words "down", which points to cameras that have dropped in price by $10 or more since our previous update. Similarly, you can also search for "up" which will find the cameras that have gone up $10+.
Here are some of the aforementioned discounts:
+ Canon SD1200is for around $180 for some of the body-colors
+ Canon D-Rebel XS (1000D) kit now one dollar below $500
We have posted a summary of the best deals at the main blog, since this blog is now in fast-paced mode and you may have missed some of the good deals if you have not been following it on a regular basis.
If you were planning to make an online purchase at the online Ritz/Wolf camera stores (not the brick and mortar stores), and if you want to make your payment with PayPal, you can save an extra $20 off an order of $100 or more when paying with PayPal. As usual, there are terms and conditions on this offer along with restricted products (eg Canon 5D, Nikon D300). You can find all the promotional details by following the "Get $20 OFF" link on the front page of the RitzCamera.com website.
The promotion started on June 15 and it is good for an unspecified "limited time". Considering the age of the universe, it's hard to guess what "limited time" means :)
A new wave of discounts on Samsung compact digital cameras has gone live at J&R World's discounts page, including various colors of the SL30 for $90, SL620 for $180, SL420 for $150, and HZ10w for $250.
Also discounted is the Olympus Stylus 550wp for $142 (black or blue), along with a 7-inch Sunpak digital picture frame for $30.
And one more thing, this of the "Engadget" variety, this time as the deal of the day at Buy.com, a 5-megapixel Liquid Image Explorer Series 302 Underwater Digital Camera Mask for $80 with free shipping, sold and shipped by Buy.com itself. Just like Amazon, Buy.com is a marketplace and they have a variety of featured sellers, some of them you may be very familiar with (Adorama, OneCall, etc), some not so much. Just like when buying from 3rd-party sellers at Amazon, be sure to investigate thoroughly any 3rd party sellers you have not heard of before.
We probably broke a record somewhere! 19 hours without a new camera deals update! Oh my! If you are looking for memory cards or other sub-$50 accessories, then be sure to check the latest discounts at J&R World which include quite a few of these. Be sure to factor-in shipping for your total order as well.
Some of the items that may be of interest:
+ Nikon Coolpix L100 for $200
+ 16gb Sandisk Video SDHC Card (SDSDHV-016-A15) for $45
+ 2gb Memory Stick for $10
+ JOBY SLR-Zoom Gorillapod Tripod for $40
If you are a "Sony fanboy" this is a super HOT Deal for you, assuming you are planning to make SonyStyle purchases in the next few weeks. With the Sony Card you can get up to $300 in credit card credits based on your total purchases. You have to jump aboard before June 9 in order to be part of this promotion.
Be sure to check the aforementioned link for complete details, but essentially you spend $3300+ and get $300 back in credit card statement credits, which is as good as cash in terms of paying your credit card bills. That's a 9% return on your purchase, in addition to the regular credit card rewards you earn. What else can get you a guaranteed 9% return these days? :)
From what we understand by reading the promotional page, you earn a $100 statement credit for each one of these activities:
+ spend $299 or more at SonyStyle.com using this credit card during the first 45 days your account is open - must buy at SonyStyle.com
+ charge an additional $1500+ to your Sony credit card during your first three months - these can be any purchases anywhere - groceries, coffee, utilities, anything
+ charge an additional $1500+ to your Sony credit card during your first six months - these can be any purchases anywhere - groceries, coffee, utilities, anything
So, to summarize, you can get $300 back on your credit card statement by spending $300+ at Sony Style, and $3000+ in general purchases, after of course following the guidelines, terms and conditions of this promotion.
Even if you are not a Sony fan-boy, this is a hot deal, assuming there's you want to buy $300+ worth of Sony Style products in a single transaction. In other words, think of these as FREE, since you will receive $300 in statement credits!
For complete details, check the SonyStyle promotional pages.
We couldn't get this promotion to work, even though it came directly from Calumet. The shopping cart page shows a shipping fee if the order is over $100. We have not completed a checkout so we don't know if it changes there. Regardless, this should not be showing a S&H fee if the promotion is working as it was supposed to. We are waiting to hear from Calumet.
And frankly, we are getting tired of all these retailers sending out promotions that are not working as expected out of the gate.
Original post: The free shipping promotion returns at Calumet Photo. All qualifying orders of $100 or more will get free standard shipping. These must be shipped to the 48-contiguous continental states. There is NO coupon to enter, no magic code, just clicking through will automagically get you free shipping and handling.
The promotion is good until July 31st, so be sure to bookmark this page (here is the permalink) for quick reference at a later date.
Amazon.com is having a promotion that ends on June 21st, 2009 that gets you a free 4gb Transcend SDHC memory card that comes in frustration-free packaging (no more fighting the shrinkwrap) with the purchase of select Casio Exilim digital camera models.
The card on its own goes for around $11. The cameras eligible for the promotion are:
+ Casio EX-FC100 black or white [reviews]
+ Casio EX-FS10 blue, black or red
+ Casio EX-F1 (still selling at $1000 though)
+ Casio EX-FH20 - currently at $440
Please note that the cameras must be sold and shipped by Amazon.com itself, not by any of the many 3rd party sellers selling there in order to get the free 4gb memory card.
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