Pricewatch Down
Pricewatch Down
It seems pricewatch has been down all day, possibly longer. I wonder if it was a victum of that "virus" that gave "hackers" access to servers (like web servers). I've never seen it down before, and i must admit there have been several times today alone i have been disappointed to not be able to use it.
- FlyingPenguin
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I don't know why anyone would miss it. I only deal with 5 or 6 reputable companies I know. 90% of the companies listed in pricewatch have TERRIBLE reseller ratings.
PS: Yeah, P3 prices are rediculous lately - old tech should be coming down in price but they've actually gone UP. I'm looking for a P3 800 to 1000 FC-PGA to replace a 733 Celeron in my wife's IBM Netvista All-in-one system. Prices are NUTS.
PS: Yeah, P3 prices are rediculous lately - old tech should be coming down in price but they've actually gone UP. I'm looking for a P3 800 to 1000 FC-PGA to replace a 733 Celeron in my wife's IBM Netvista All-in-one system. Prices are NUTS.
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Pricewatch is good for getting a going rate for hardware you're looking to buy/sell. I use it when I'm building a computer for someone with spare parts I have. I can get a general idea of what to charge the person.
I agree, I would never buy anything from most of the companies listed on Pricewatch. I learned the hard way.
I agree, I would never buy anything from most of the companies listed on Pricewatch. I learned the hard way.
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Soyo SY-K7V Dragon+
VisionTek GeForce 4 TI4600
Onboard Audio
Onboard NIC
TDK 52X Burner
Aopen 16X DVD
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NEC MultiSync FE950+
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- UberNeuman
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http://www.pricewatch.com/ seems to be up again for those of you who are interested....
"When the going gets weird,
the weird turn pro." -Hunter S. Thompson
i haven't used pricewatch in at least a year... i've picked up the habit of using http://www.pricegrabber.com and then heading over to resellerratings.com
i've found some excellent vendors that way... pricewatch.com is full of crummy vendors
i've found some excellent vendors that way... pricewatch.com is full of crummy vendors
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I use pricewatch for everything i buy and i always get the lowest price i can get. Of course i check out the company before i enter credit info, but there has only been one time i have found a bad company and didn't order from then. Another way you save is by shipping prices. Like http://www.googlegear.com (one of the best all-around hardware stores there is) almost always has free 2nd day shipping, or at least less than $1 second day shipping, and they have all around low prices. I found them on pricewatch and i use them all the time.