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OOS in most places, coupon expired: 750GB External Seagate $128+tax or less

Officemax has 20% off using coupon code OFFICE
They have the Seagate Free Agent 750GB external USB 2.0 HDD item #21607281 [officemax.com] for $160. It's $128+tax after the 20% off coupon.

I had a $30 off $150 coupon (you can try buying a coupon off of ebay [ebay.com]if you don't have one) which isn't supposed to be stacked, but I was able to do it (ss attached)
Others have successfully stacked the coupons.
For those of you who have the $30 coupon, get your cart to above $150 after the 20% off (enter OFFICE in the promo code box in the shopping cart).

I got it to stack by adding a total of $190 of products into my cart. My exact process was:
-Add 750GB External to cart ($160)
-Enter 20% coupon
-Go to checkout. At the last step, enter $30 promo code.
-It prompts me that I need to add more items to my cart.
-I clicked Add Items or whatever that button is, added a Kill-A-Watt($20) and 100 plastic cups($10) to go over $150 after the 20% coupon.
-I went through the checkout process again and it showed the reduced price through checkout.

You can probably use this coupon work-around for other items too.

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Seagate FreeAgent 750GB external USB Hard Drive $128, Free Agent Pro USB/eSATA $138

OfficeMax [officemax.com] has Seagate FreeAgent 750GB external USB2.0 Hard Drive for $160 - 20% coupon OFFICE = $128 with free shipping. Thanks daregan and flea
Note, stock is regional and depends on your location/zoip code. Some locations may sell out sooner than others
Alternatively, ZipZoomFly has 750GB Seagate Free Agent Pro USB2.0/eSATA external hard drive [zipzoomfly.com] for $130 with no rebates. Shipping starts at $8. Lowest on PriceGrabber is $167. Thanks putuco, compusion and RaGe420 [Discuss]

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03-10-2008, 03:35 PM

mkong Mike Member sinceJun 2004 Posts385 Reputation 52	Good deal. Comes out to be about the same price I paid from ZZF.

03-10-2008, 03:48 PM

BIGFOOT_PI Yes- I have big feet. Member sinceMar 2007 Posts7,147 Reputation 931	WHY OH WHY cant they have an internal for this price! EDIT- for the lamers that keep telling me to just crack open the case and pull the drive out- I am one of those crazy people that actually LIKE having a warranty. Last edited by BIGFOOT_PI; 03-10-2008 at 10:29 PM..

03-10-2008, 03:53 PM

wannacry45 L6: Expert Member sinceFeb 2006 Posts1,018 Reputation 698	it didn't stack for me, no matter how I tried Any secret?

03-10-2008, 03:54 PM

BIGFOOT_PI Yes- I have big feet. Member sinceMar 2007 Posts7,147 Reputation 931	did you add more items you don't need to your cart to get the "after 20% off total" to be over $150?

03-10-2008, 04:08 PM

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Good deal. Comes out to be about the same price I paid from ZZF.

The ZZF drive is USB/e-SATA. This one is USB only. Good deal nonetheless.

03-10-2008, 04:08 PM

gunslingerfry L4: Apprentice Member sinceFeb 2008 Posts388 Reputation 60	does Office Max do in-store pickup?

03-10-2008, 04:10 PM

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Good deal. Comes out to be about the same price I paid from ZZF.

that one was Pro

i ordered that one but then cancelled it because i didn't need another 750GB HD when I could do with the easy IDE/SATA to USB hub thing.

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03-10-2008, 04:10 PM

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Quote from BIGFOOT_PI

did you add more items you don't need to your cart to get the "after 20% off total" to be over $150?

Great deal! Thumbs up!

I just want to let people know that Newegg.com has some poor reviews of the drive itself. Just a "FYI".
(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pro...6822148255)

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03-10-2008, 04:15 PM

gunslingerfry L4: Apprentice Member sinceFeb 2008 Posts388 Reputation 60	That review is also for the pro version. Speaking of- Is there a major difference between the pro and non-pro versions?

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03-10-2008, 04:16 PM

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I just ripped my Pro apart and took the drive out. It is a Seagate 7200.10 inside. It is a pain in the A to open as the shell is glued together and it has clips. It would not be nearly as big of a pain if you don't care about the external case. I wanted to keep it around so I could pop another drive in there later if I wanted. Otherwise, the PRO version of this drive absolutely sucks. First, it is a eSATA to USB bridge so you can forget about true eSATA throughput. Additionally, the eSATA connection was flaky at best.

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03-10-2008, 04:17 PM

frazo L6: Expert Member sinceOct 2005 Posts1,075 Reputation 149	Pro has e-SATA.

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03-10-2008, 04:36 PM

Image L2: Beginner Member sinceDec 2004 Posts56 Reputation 13	sdaanor-- The drive is a sata drive internally though right?

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03-10-2008, 04:37 PM

dr4gon L6: Expert Member sinceDec 2005 Posts1,010 Reputation 187	yeah I would bet so, It's 750gb and IDE isn't common anymore

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