A combination of the eBay 20% off Good Guys (CGOOD - Thanks to Tightarse) and the Panasonic Extra Comfort cashback = yay! Shoutout to FreshPrinceofKP for picking this one up.
Prefer Fujitsu? Right this way…
List of available eligible models (delivered to metro areas). Deduct $50.14 for Click and Collect.
2.5kw CS/CU-Z9RKR = $899 x 80% + $50.14 delivery = $769.34 - $100 cash back = $669.34 (save $279.80)
3.5kw CS/CU-Z12RKR = $989 x 80% + $50.14 delivery = $841.34 - $100 cash back = $741.34 (save $297.80)
5.0kw CS/CU-Z18RKR = $1349 x 80% + $50.14 delivery = $1129.34 - $150 cash back = $979.34 (save $419.80)
7.0kw CS/CU-Z24RKR = $1699 x 80% + $50.14 delivery = $1409.34 - $200 cash back = $1209.34 (save $539.80)
8.0kw CS/CU-Z28RKR = $2089 x 80% + $50.14 delivery = $1721.34 - $200 cash back = $1521.34 (save $617.80)
Note: installation costs may range from about $500-$600 each in addition to the cost of the unit - this was for a simple back to back 3.5kW unit. Prices may vary for higher kW or more complex installations.
Don't forget the 1.30% cash back via CashRewards!
Original 20% off Sitewide at The Good Guys eBay Deal Post
UPDATE:
YogaPants has raised questions over the eligibility for the cash back due to the terms and conditions.
From personal experience, I can confirm that the Good Guys invoice makes a few references. 1. There is a "Web Order No." field. 2. The Salesperson is listed as "Web S". 3. If you opt for delivery, it will be a separate line item named "EBAYDEL - eBay Delivery". The invoice letterhead has your local Good Guys store details, as they are usually the ones which fulfil your order, just as if you bought from there.
If you are willing to get creative with MS Paint or want to take a gamble - by all means…
I just bought Fujitsu from Good guys
Wondering which is better Panasonic or Fujitsu????any idea
Also with Fujitsu the cashback reward is a little better than panasonic.