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25% off Microsoft (Online) Store + MBC/StartHere Cashback

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25% off Microsoft (Online) Store + MBC/StartHere Cashback
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zzyss on 10/01/2012 - 13:05 starthere.com.au (420 clicks)
Last edited 10/01/2012 - 13:22

"As promised an exclusive StartHere voucher code for the Microsoft Store gives you 25% Off EVERYTHING and is compatible with shopping rebates, so you can also get up to 7.5% rebate on top!

Only valid until the end of January, so be quick!"

Good for Technet subscriptions.

Cashback on Starthere.com.au is 5% for newbies, up to 7.5% for top level members.

E.g. (apologies if my math turns out to be a bit shonky - doing it in a hurry during a break at work)

Technet Standard renewal: $181.30 @ 5.0% cashback ($174.83 @ 7.5%)
Technet Standard subscription: $237.30 ($228.83)
Office 2010 Home and Student: $146.30 ($141.08)
Office 2010 Home and Business: $265.30 ($255.83)
Office 2010 Professional: $594.3 ($573.08)
Office Mac 2011 Home and Student: $146.30 ($141.08)
Office Mac 2011 Home and Business: $265.30 ($255.83)
Windows 7 Home Premium: $209.30 ($201.83)
Windows 7 Professional: $314.30 ($303.08)
Windows 7 Ultimate: $328.30 ($316.58)

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  • Alzori on 10/01/2012 - 13:19

    This confuses me. I was going to say you get 10% CB on the founder tier, but when you look at CB for specific products:

    Developer - up to 7.5% rebate
    Hardware Games - up to 3.75% rebate
    Office - up to 7.5% rebate
    Software - up to 7.5% rebate
    WAU - up to 7.5% rebate
    Windows 7 - up to 7.5% rebate

    Yeah I dunno.

    • zzyss on 10/01/2012 - 13:23

      Yeah not sure about Founder status. It's not on the official list of cashback tiers so I played it safe and just put the publicly available info.

  • GreatWhiteHunter on 10/01/2012 - 13:24

    Got to say the pricing is disappointingly high even with discounts.

    MS Office Home & Student 2010 - 3 Users $128 + BONUS 8-Way Surge Board (Valued $89) at DSE

    $141.08 after Moneybackco/Starthere direct from MS

    • Tungstencalais on 10/01/2012 - 16:14

      Yep, even more disappointing for Aussie students, who can get Office Pro academic for $99 (at itsnotcheating), although I guess that's probably a separate deal in itself.

  • diop on 10/01/2012 - 14:04

    dam i wanted a legit copy of win 7 retail home.. but $200 so expensive still, with win 8 prob gonna come out this yr. its unfair that the price hasnt dropped much since it came out years ago

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