Gary
Try
http://www.pricescan.com
or
http://www.pricewatch.com
It seems like PCStop had them for $332 or $335.
I'm cheap too. I usually check those two price scanning sites to find
out what something *really* sells for, then bid a bit lower on eBay. If
I don't win any of the bids after a few attempts, I go back to the price
engines, find the cheapest vendor, and buy the item...
On the same subject, has anyone looked at the new Minolta Scan Speed
2800? It looks like it might be a winner too.
--
Jim
Gary Edwards wrote:
>
> Based several testimonials from list members and some online reviews, I am
> considering buying an Acer ScanWit 2720S. Online prices seem to run in the
> $450-475 (US) range. There are at least four serial ebay sellers hawking
> this model, new, and their auctions have averaged around $353 closing price.
> It seems that they are getting the unit at a dealer cost that allows them to
> make money selling it at $100 off the discounted retail price.
>
> I'm pretty cheap. Anyone have any thoughts on how to pursue the lowest
> possible price for a NIB ScanWit? I have emailed two of the CONUS sellers
> asking their outright sale price. Of course I could just start bidding
> eBay - one unit has gone at $320.75 auction price.
>
> Do any of the North Texas list members own one of these scanners that I
> might see in person? I haven't found one in a store to look at.
>
> Gary Edwards
> Arlington, Texas
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