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To: mishedlo who wrote (17029)	11/29/2004 12:19:09 AM
From: SeaViewer	Respond to of 116555

Be careful about ebay. Sometimes after you send out payment, you got nothing.

To: mishedlo who wrote (17029)	11/29/2004 12:40:23 AM
From: TH	Respond to of 116555

mish, I've been a long time Viewsonic fan. I own a couple of these (actually the slightly older A90f+ version). Very high quality and a good value. Often CompUSA will knock them down to 225. compusa.com My 19 inch LCD just can't compare. LCD is getting very, very good, but you have to spend big bucks to get a 19 inch that could match the Viewsonic CRT listed above. NewEgg has it for less, but the shipping on these things negates the savings. 235 to your door for the slightly older E90f+ (I guess the E is an online version and the A's are brick and mortar versions). newegg.com Good Luck TH

To: mishedlo who wrote (17029)	11/29/2004 10:04:05 AM
From: microhoogle!	Respond to of 116555

While my recommendation is not about the flat panel monitors, I can point to some of the sites I trust more than others. Typically one of the folloiwng has a deal if you are patient enough. I tend to get good deals at the following sites (you should be prompt with your mail in rebates though) buy.com newegg.com tigerdirect.com (taxes apply in IL as they have a shipping warehouse in Illinois) As TH mentioned, CompUSA is not bad if you keep an eye out for deals. Best of all get the Product ID and search on froogle.com for best possible deals on your product. I have no bad experiences on ebay so far - but then there are others who seem to be recommending against it :-)

To: mishedlo who wrote (17029)	11/29/2004 12:49:19 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

Most of Thanksgiving sale has been over<g>. And here are some left for Cheap LCDs: Norcent 17" LCD Display w/ Speakers Special Buy! Now $199.99 after combined savings! Reg. $329.98 - $30 instant savings – $30 coupon - $70 mail-in-rebate = $199.98. Use coupon 58333 at check out. Valid 11/28/04 – 12/04/04. staples.com For review: nwfusion.com Corian Pixo C700 17" LCD Monitor with Speakers (Black) Mail-In Rebates: $50.00 Price After Rebates: $199.99 amazon.com Wintergreen / 17-inch / 1280 x 1024 / Silver/Black / LCD Monitor Mail-In Rebates: $80.00 Price After Rebates: $199.99 tigerdirect.com 3G Technology 17" LCD Flat-Panel Display After $80 rebate, Our Price: $189.00 onsale.com Pay attention to www.techbargains.com Sometimes 19in LCD can be as low as $289 after rebate I am using a 18” Dell LCD, pretty good. Buying monitor on Ebay, check seller’s reference and the volume they sell, majority of them is ok. As for some of their product sells really cheap, that is because they have their own channel of distribution. Keep in mind, those monitors are made in China, or some other places with cheap labor. Some people go there themselves, or have some connection from the local, and buy in quantity at a much lower price, and ship them in, auction them on Ebay. Plenty of sellers on Ebay make a living by auction.