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MLN 24 Hour Boxing Day SALE, Starts 1 Minute after Midnight, @ MLN Online and Instore [Finished]

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MLN 24 Hour Boxing Day SALE, Starts 1 Minute after Midnight, @ MLN Online and Instore [Finished]
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Store Repfastandthecurious on 23/12/2010 - 12:38 mln.com.au (27631 clicks)
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sale starts
00:01 26th of December Boxing day

sale ends
11:59 26th of December Boxing day

24 hour sale

Most products will be available online as well,
priority will be givin to instore purchases and customers.
We suggest you arrive at the store just before midnight on Xmas night.

Be there early to take advantage of these genuine bargains,
We have thousands more products that are not advertised and will be available in store only.

Products will only be available on Boxing day at these prices.
All online orders must be ordered for and paid for during this 24 hour period.
Stock limitatios may apply.

  • Core I3 laptops with 4GB Ram from $497
  • ULV laptops with 8 hours plus battery life from $598
  • 4GB USB memory sticks from $1
  • 500GB USB portable hard drives from $49
  • 1TB external hard drives from $49
  • USB mobile broadband modems with data included from $24

Plus much more

Core i5 notebooks from $660

and many new additions.

Please visit the below link,
product is being added and taken off as things sell out, new products are also coming online during this period.

https://www.mln.com.au/search/?type=search&searchItem=boxing…

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  • GregFiona on 27/12/2010 - 00:11
    -5

    @MLN how do you get this numbers?Do we have to believe to your numbers without proof?
    You are the only person who keeps defaming other companies(we know why, EVERYTHING MUST GO) by giving us some numbers!
    What about the thousands of samsung HDDs?
    Feel free to prove your point by uploading proof of stock availability and items sold from both companies(yours and the competitor) otherwise please stop providing generic answers to specific questions!

    • moooooooo on 27/12/2010 - 00:39
      +9

      @ GregFiona - I don't believe it would be possible for the MLN rep to provide you the level of detail you request. You may just have to let this one go, or wait for the full details on Wikileaks?

      • StewBalls on 27/12/2010 - 02:04
        +6

        Lol, yeah if I was the MLN rep I'd be staying away from London…GregFiona will have the old bill there waiting for him on some trumped up Swedish sex charges! :p

        • GregFiona on 28/12/2010 - 00:00

          Don't quit your day job stewie…

    • AntMan76 on 27/12/2010 - 01:42
      +1

      Why does s/he need to provide private business information to you, an internet bargain hunter?

      • GregFiona on 27/12/2010 - 09:37

        To all those who reply without even bothering reading the previous comments:
        I don't want him to provide any private business information! All i'm saying is that he can't just defame other competitors by saying that they only have 50 items in stock! Thank God sales existed before his boxing day massive sale, and not only once a Year!
        Thank God there is competition, otherwise prices would have been much higher! Thank God other competitors can beat his prices in some items, especially the ones who have stores in places you can't find MLN stores!
        Nothing wrong with his sale(read my previous posts), something wrong on his comments about others' sales!
        Why do we have to believe that he is the only "healthy" competitor and all the others are acting unethically?
        Anyway, his successful sale has expired now and i'm sure there are thousands of happy customers.Now the rest of us will have to purchase from the "bait competitors" who still have active their "unhealthy" sales,and their "limited" stock is still available online and in-store!
        Happy New Year to all of you!

        • cwongtech on 27/12/2010 - 12:57
          +1

          GregFiona, he didn't specify any business information, he just used an example..?
          There are other sales that don't have volume for it to be a genuine sale, i.e. COTD.

    • cheng2008 on 27/12/2010 - 04:00
      +3

      You look like you have a huge axe to grind with MLN. Complaining on forums telling them to give you secret operation data is hardly the way to go about it. There are actual avenues to pursue that will provide results should you wish to escalate this.

    • cwongtech on 27/12/2010 - 13:02
      +4

      GregFiona… because it's his company..? It's like saying "How do you know you have 200 stock left, 'Manager of Dick Smith Chatswood'? YOU LIE! I WANT PROOF! "
      Do you think the facebook vids were all actors or something?
      When I try to overthrow some bargain (misleading ones), I some evidence that is able to back up my comments, but unless you are able to back up your comments with proof, data or evidence, you're as legitimate as the boy who cried wolf.
      Feel free to prove your point by uploading proof of stock availability and items sold from both companies(yours and the competitor) otherwise please stop providing generic answers to specific questions!
      Seriously?
      Tell me why a competitor company would give MLN their proof of stock availability? And if they would why would MLN be bothered to do so just for a random without evidence like you?
      It's over now, the sale, what proof did you want, a photo of their warehouse?

      • GregFiona on 27/12/2010 - 17:26

        he is the on e who talks about low availability not me! don't forget about the thousands opf 1,5 tb hdds out of stock after 30 minutes at mln! strange no?

  • atlas on 27/12/2010 - 00:12
    +3

    Dropped by at Richmond at 11:30pm tonight. Some weary staff and customers were still in the store. Picked up the last Samsung 1TB 2.5" drive, and the store was virtually cleared of almost all USB flash drives.

    Whilst I was there, prices on some laptops were STILL dropping. Apparently staff at head office having fun with the website lol.

  • moooooooo on 27/12/2010 - 00:19
    +5

    @ MLN rep - I'll add my voice to the chorus of appreciation for your nigh constant presence on OzBargain throughout the sale period. I'm happy with my Seagate portable drive + 2 USB sticks. I hope you're enjoying a well earned rest at the end of a long day and a half.

  • Toshiro on 27/12/2010 - 02:29
    +8

    Well, although I did queue for two hours plus at the North Melb store, the simple fact that I managed to get what I wanted, regardless of the amount of people who got in and left with the same goodies I wanted before me, makes me feel very good. Keep up the excellent work MLN! Notwithstanding what certain armchair critics such as GregFiona might think about this sale, MLN left me with a positive impression, and I'll definitely be coming back in to pick up some SD cards sometime in the near future (that was one thing that ran out in stores unfortunately, but oh well, I wasn't really there for the SD cards anyway, so it's no biggie).

    P.S. I knew the website was either gonna crash or slow down tremendously, which was why I ended up spending two hours queuing. It's the only logical thing to expect. I would have thought seasoned Ozbargainers should know better after similar experiences with other online sale websites? And to be fair, the rep did state that crashing/slowing down will be a distinct possibility? So if you're one of those whingers complaining about the fact that the website was down for an hour, spare a thought for people like me who queued for TWO hours. I know for a fact that there are others who queued for close to three, so honestly, you guys should just suck it up.

    Cheers all!

  • StalkingIbis on 27/12/2010 - 08:12

    good work mln, how much of each product did you sell? thankyou for offering another cheap i3 laptop. i preffered the 2nd one :)

  • blackwalnut on 27/12/2010 - 11:34
    +7

    I think everyone likes having MLN and any other businesses bringing bargains to the members here. But people have the right to neg if they believe they haven't received the service advertised. If you are happy and waited for hours and got the deal you wanted then great. If you missed out because the website wouldn't work, oh by the way, being too slow to ever open is pretty much the same as being down, then they have the right to neg.

    MLN isn't a charity, it is on ozbargain to move stock and make a profit. So if I don't feel for its staff having to work long hours, it's because they are being paid just as the rep is. And if they can afford to make the samsung drive $97 only when HN make it $99 then it could have been $97 prior to that, but's that how business is. Trying to keep up with the competition.

    And what's the big deal with COTD not being on OZB? Anyone that has tried buying anything on their sale days would attest it's a big waste of time. I wouldn't worry about MLN leaving, OZB would have been responsible for a large percentage of its sales during boxing day. It's about profit not community service.

    • SomeGuyOnOzB on 27/12/2010 - 12:45
      +1

      I plus'd the first two paragraphs :)

      Third I would need some mulling over and I gotta run :)

      • infernal_max on 27/12/2010 - 14:16
        +4

        I disagree, most of the negs were from keyboard warriors spitting the e-dummy, then there were users that thought those 4gb $1 USB sticks and 1.5th drives were going to be available all day, when they were the main items sought atleast by the early customers online and instore.

        Gregfiona in all honesty does bring up some relevant points, but they went too far trying to assert themself like a manic depressive does in a debate

        • StewBalls on 28/12/2010 - 03:33
          -1

          Personal attack, huh, WTF…seriously??? I was correcting Max's incorrect use of the old term "manic depressive"; that term is no longer used, and according to DSM IV criteria the disorder is now called "Bipolar Disorder"…end of story!

          I don't appreciate having a simple correction being labelled as an attack…I'll cop it sweet when I've done something wrong, and I think most here realise that I'm capable of making it quite clear when I'm on a rant; but that's some pretty ordinary modding; leaving the actual comment with the slur, but removing an informative remark about how to refer to an illness??? :s

          FWIW, I wouldn't use that diagnosis to describe the behaviours anyway; there's other Axis II & III diagnoses that would fit the pattern better; however, we shan't go into those now! ;)

  • infernal_max on 27/12/2010 - 14:58

    I'll try to remember that stewbalks, Ty lol

  • scotty on 28/12/2010 - 08:50
    +6

    Let's put it to rest guys! The sale is over & let's move on to other bargains :)

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