Seagate ST31000528AS 1TB 32MB Cache SATA-II HDD — $99.00
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Seagate ST31000528AS 1TB 32MB Cache SATA-II HDD - $99 + $10-80 shipping - GetRight.com.au
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Shuttle on 17/09/2009 - 13:56 getright.com.au (227 clicks)
Last edited 17/09/2009 - 15:25 by 1 other user
Last edited 17/09/2009 - 15:25 by 1 other user
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Good stuff. Ordered one.
Shipping:
SA Metro (0-1 days, less than 15kg) $10.00 AUD$10.00
SA Country (1-2 days, less than 15kg) $18.00 AUD$18.00
Melbourne (1-2 days, less than 5kg) $18.00 AUD$18.00
ACT/Sydney (2-3 days, less than 5kg) $30.00 AUD$30.00
NT/WA (3-4 days, less than 15kg) $80.00 AUD$88.00Looks like it's only a good price pick-up. Especially in NT and WA!
Maybe Melbourne, but other places do the same price including shipping there (e.g. Megaware).
could probably get better deals from local shops. everything from that site seems overpriced
Sorry, but those shipping charges are just ridiculous and a deal-breaker.
Edit - Voting neutral now, on the basis that it is a good deal for in-store shoppers but lousy for mail-order.
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Yeah agreed.
$18.00 to Melbourne, $30 to Sydney? .. what are they on.
Too dear, and besides its a Seagate.
Seagate = fail.
The amount of headache it has caused me is enough for perma-ban in my books.
I thought that the 7200.12 drives has all the earlier problems fixed?
Is that not correct / are there issues with these current drives also??
\_/7No, the problems were fixed during the .11 line. People just don't like the company now.
Considering people still have a grudge against Deskstar HDDs, and they haven't had a problem for 8 years and are made by a different company now, it's not particularly surprising people can't get their head around the whole different model thing…
well do you blame people? It was a pretty shocking screw up on their part.
Saves about $10 before shipping it would appear