Seagate Expansion External 2TB Desktop Hard Drive - $65
A massive two terabytes of storage capacity!
USB 2.0 Interface
Built-in power management ensures energy efficient operation
Requires no software installation - it's automatically recognized by Windows
Simply drag and drop to save files
Australia-wide delivery included
If you're lucky enough to have Our Deal credit from the Stockland Voucher deals, you can get this for $55
took money on 11/Jan/2012
today 17/Jan/2012 still no sign of refund!
I guess they are happy to do deals like this to generate quick money!
Still no money in my account. Has anyone received their refund yet?
Yes, read the bottom of the previous page of comments.
Received $130 in my CC this morning.
Received my email Monday and $130 refund Tuesday. All up I'm happy with how ourdeal handled the situation. Wouldn't put me off ourdeal, though I definately won't touch an axeze deal again.
got my money back this morning. however never received an email from ourdeal.
Same here
Got my refund back this morning
Those that used the $10 discount codes did they get that refunded too?
I don't think I did :(
I've emailed to ask about mine, I got my dosh back though! :)
http://www.jbhifi.com.au/computers/storage/seagate/expansion…
if you can sell them all day at $125 why sell at $65…
$65 is probably lower than JB's buy price
You know what this is definitely interesting.
MSY sells the Seagate external expansion HDD for 189 and the Seagate 2TB internal HDD for 137 ( I am comparing this for those who were going to crack the seagate casing anyway for a different housing or for NAS).
It is possible to get a further price reduction at HN, Officeworks (if they still have it in stock) and if it is close to 100 well then it is a deal!
problem is, I wouldnt buy a seagate drive unless its $65 for 2TB…
i got mine back this morning, it was within the promised 2-4 days. So i am happy
I still havn't got my money back :\ I will wait till tonight before I get annoyed! argh :D
Finally got the money back.
Took a whole week unlike for other cases where it only took 1.
They could actually be going by surnames alphabetically…so maybe that may explain why some people's refund was faster than others.
Just received mine. My last name starts with B.. so unless they are going the other way?
It could depend on your particular financial institution too, some may have better inter-bank arrangements with OurDeal's bank for bulk deposits/reversals than others.
Some info for those of you who are pissed and have not been able to get in contact.
Shelley Elder
CEO
Mason College – NTIS 40366
89-91 South Road Thebarton 5031
PO Box 387 Hindmarsh 5007
T: +618 8443 4737
E: [email protected]
W: www.masoncollege.com.au
T: http://twitter.com/101withMason
FB: http://www.facebook.com/Mason.College
Call her direct to express your concern: 0417 877 980
My main concern re: OurDeal:
DESPITE THE BLATANT FRAUD, SELLING AND TAKING MONEY FOR 2002 ORDERS TOTALING OVER $130,000 FOR A PRODUCT THEY NEVER STOCKED ON A WHIM, OURDEAL CONTINUE TO DEAL DIRECT WITH SHELLEY ELDER AND RUN DEALS FOR MASON COLLEGE.
THE ONLY REASON THEY DID THIS DEAL UNDER AXEZE BRAND INSTEAD OF HER MAIN BUSINESS MASON COLLEGE WAS BECAUSE SHE THOUGHT IT MIGHT GO WRONG AND DIDN'T WANT TO EFFECT HER MAIN BUSINESS
If we purchase an official Seagate 2TB HDD somewhere else, we might be entitled compensation for the difference in price from Axeze!
I live in Adelaide therefore I know that Mason College is one of those dodgy pretend training providers that is NOT an accredited training institution and caters primarily to overseas "Students" who are using it as a Visa scam to work as Taxi drivers and etc.
The College itself is a very small office, not exactly a campus lol
I think I heard about that… I thought they were shut down, they were on Today Tonight or something… maybe that's why they're selling fake harddrives on ourdeal now…
OurDeal let the same company run another deal: UNBELIEVABLE
http://www.ourdeal.com.au/deal/mason-college-2-hour-cocktail…
I think the best answer is they know how to reduce the risk