Stay with me guys, but this works out pretty damn well.
eBay Good Guys have the air con for $1749
$1749 - 20% off = $1399 CTECHIE discount, free click and collect.
$200 Visa gift card via Redemption back from Fujitsu
Mod Edit: Removed 30 day price guarantee offer. Offer does not apply to purchases made through The Good Guys' eBay store.
Who do you submit the claim to?…the good guys?…surely they will just turn around and say ebay sales not included…If this works than this is the bargain of the year.
Looks like a MOD changed the post about the 120% 30 day deal. You were right about the deal not working on Ebay
Are you saying that my price beat claim will be rejected because I bought it through their ebay store? Their docket I have says nothing about it being an ebay sale, just a normal docket.
Their online price beat claim for has me take a photo of the invoice, a URl of he competitors price and an address for them to post me the gift card.
I'm sure they will look up the invoice number to verify it's real and then they will realise the sale came from ebay.
@pmupsinep: ok if you think a business isn't going to try and get out of paying $200 you can keep living in your fantasy world of free money. I guess you're right, that's why the deal got changed….
I second OP. Picked up $5000 worth of stuff yesterday it's just a standard goodguys reciept with full prices.
Update for everyone.
I ended up pay $991.40 for this unit.
$1749 - 20% = $1399.
Fujitsu giving me $200 = $1199
Just got an email from Good Guys saying they are sending me a gift cars for the price promise.
$1749 - $1576 = $173
$173 x 120% = 207.6
$1199 - $207.6 = $991.4
The $200 visa claim is made through Fujitsu - T&Cs. No mention of ebay or purchase method, as long as $0 balance owing.
Where's my medal haha?
Update for everyone.
I ended up pay $991.40 for this unit.
$1749 - 20% = $1399.
Fujitsu giving me $200 = $1199
Just got an email from Good Guys saying they are sending me a gift cars for the price promise.
$1749 - $1576 = $173
$173 x 120% = 207.6
$1199 - $207.6 = $991.4
I think that model is also eligible for the QLD Energex Peak Smart $200 cash back offer as well: https://www.energex.com.au/residential-and-business/positive…
Yep, that makes this air con $1000 + Installation after all rebates/cash backs in SE QLD.
$200 cheaper than what I got it for! Nice!
I guess that's normal after summer is over.
The Good Guys arent doing any maths. These extra are outside of Good Guys.
Is this air con unit any good compared to other brands in the 7kw range?
I just ordered the Panasonic version of this. I believe the Fujitsu is better however this unit was a touch cheqper
FYI - it looks like the Panasonic gift card promo doesn't work for online or Ebay purchases, see T&C text: "Purchases of Eligible Products must be made at a participating Panasonic retailer or Panasonic Specialist Air Network dealer / installer. Online purchases (including purchases via eBay) are not eligible. Claimants must have fully paid for the Eligible Product before they are eligible to submit a claim."
We had two splits die within a period of a month, so this was sale and cashback was fortuitous timing.
Went into store to the Good Guys and Harvey Norman to see if they were willing to do a deal if we bought two. Good Guys would go down to $1635 and Harvey Norman reckoned they were below cost already at $1749 so wouldn't budge.
So to get these at $1400, and then another $200 back is an astonishingly good deal.
I dare say you could have got them in store to beat Appliance Online's price, then got a gift card from Fujitsu.
Cheers op. 7 was too big for me but the 5 i thought was still a good deal so i picked that up instead.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NEW-Fujitsu-C5-0kW-H6-0kW-Reverse…
sub $1k im happy with.
dont forget cash rewards.
A pair of 5kws can be a great option if you have 100 to 140m2 to condition. They have a better eer and more efficient than a 7.0kw. The head is usually the same size as the 7.0kw.
I got this a year ago when the exact same deal was on. It has been great so far. Cost $600 to install since we needed a separate electrical circuit installed. You cannot just run these larger ones off an existing circuit.
is that back to back installation or not ?
very cheap if not.
i see you in melbourne. can you give me your installer name ? planning to install one too.
thanks.
Im getting Marsh Tech to do mine. He quoted $1300 to install the 2.5kw back to back, decomission our old 7kw, take it away, install the new 7kw in a different location with new electrical connection, run cable and mount on other side of the house, install a new powerpoint in the kitchen and a sensor light in our pantry.
Back to back. I am not in Melbourne anymore sorry. Just forgot to change my profile.
Awesome deal.
🐜
Anyone got problem to claim the cash back. I bought the 7.1kw indoor heating & cooling for TGG ebay and trying to claim cash back but I am not able to locate my model number as Fujitsu cash back website only show outdoor models and none of Indoor model can be selected from their filter list.
You get two separate boxes with the air con; a small (indoor) unit and the heavy (outdoor) unit. Find the one with the 24KMCA an select it.
OMG price went up to $1849?!!! i was just about to buy 3…
In that case, you could do this. Go into the store and buy them. Then go back later and show them the Appliance Online price, they will give you 120% of the price difference back. This means you won't get the 20% Ebay special, but you will get the unit at a similar price.
Alternatively, you could show them the Appliance Online Price and get them to knock the price down to $1520ish
I've just noticed a mod has deleted my Appliance Online price match link…….. Thanks $1576
http://www.appliancesonline.com.au/fujitsu-71kw-reverse-cycl…
Good Guys Price $1849 http://www.thegoodguys.com.au/fujitsu-c71kw-h80kw-reverse-cy…
$1849 - $1576 = $273
120% price promise
$273 x 120% = $327.60
That link to Appliances online is now $1749 so no more price matching.
Damn, missed out then.
Update for everyone.
I ended up pay $991.40 for this unit.
$1749 - 20% = $1399.
Fujitsu giving me $200 = $1199
Just got an email from Good Guys saying they are sending me a gift cars for the price promise.
$1749 - $1576 = $173
$173 x 120% = 207.6
$1199 - $207.6 = $991.4
WOW awesome work!!!
They've dropped the price back down again to $1749.
Ebay sent an email notification about it. Also stating only 200 units available at this price !!!
So if I was the one purchaser at $1849 I'd be a little annoyed….
What proof of payment will you upload? is tax invoice enough to proof the purchase? coz they require tax invoice + proof of payment. should we upload the paypal transaction receipt but the price shows differently to The Good guys tax invoice.
For the Fujitsu money back i did the paypal transaction.
For the price beat, i didnt even mention the ebay discount.
Thank you ! 2jzzzz
Update for everyone.
I ended up pay $991.40 for this unit.
$1749 - 20% = $1399.
Fujitsu giving me $200 = $1199
Just got an email from Good Guys saying they are sending me a gift cars for the price promise.
$1749 - $1576 = $173
$173 x 120% = 207.6
$1199 - $207.6 = $991.4
any ideas what kind of wall socket this thing is using? it is the 20A type?
My installer said that there isnt a wall socket isolator thing any more, they have to all go to the fusebox.
Too much maths for the people at good guys to work out.