pc world

[pikakilla]

hey all

just wondering if its possible to pay the online price instore for pcworld....im sure someone posted something about this but i cant find it or remember...im after a wireless modem router to see if i cant hook a few machines up to wcg

cheers

 

[Ian]

You can pay online and collect instore if thats what you mean

Not done it myself, but there are some reasonably priced items there if you want to pick one up.

 

[ChrisIMRIE]

You reserve it online and get a code, and then you walk into the store and goto the Collect Point, and then you pay for it there, but you get the discounted Online price.

Done it a few weeks back with a PSU.

 

[pikakilla]

cheers

i want to pay cash and the online prices are very good

i will give it a go

 

[Techy]

i've ordered online and collected from store and i was suprised how well it works.

PC World getting something right, has the world gone mad !

 

[muckshifter]

i've ordered online and collected from store and i was suprised how well it works.

PC World getting something right, has the world gone mad !

Nope ... just waking up.


They still don't have any computers.

 

[chelseafc2005]

iv dun that before with a hd it is amazin how much the instore price is different to the online price

 

[floppybootstomp]

Just to confirm what's been said already, PC World had Nikon Coolpix 5600 camera online for £132.00 and instore for £149.95.

When I pointed this out to the girl sales assistant she actually ordered it for me in the store, in my name, and gave me a code and I paid £132.00 cash instore.

She was also really quite helpful, offered several cases and memory cards as well. I already had some memory for the camera, but did buy a case for a tenner.

Yes, maybe they are waking up, it's about time

 

[crazylegs]

This service has been available for quite some time now......and it works brilliantly got a 250Gb Hitachi Deskstar hard drive for £52.99 the other week...Superb....

 

[tomsega]

I wouldn't buy a PC from PCWorld unless I didn't know how to assemble one...

Then again I want PC's for gaming, overclocking, and performance. Alot of their 300 quid office PC's are good value - especially when they include Windows XP. Obviously they can do alot of deals with multinationals... unfortunately that's why most chain stores still mostly stock Intel not AMD.