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Greetings everyone, not exactly sure why but as identified in the Ryzen 9 Deal, it seems as though Harris Technology have a coupon which automatically applies on their store which is $15 off with no minimum spend.
However for items under $15, the discount is 98%, therefore there are items such as ethernet cables which are $0.07 delivered. But for items over $15, it applies the full $15 discount.
- ESET 3 Device Key is $0.16 Delivered.
NOTE: For eBay Plus members, the eBay Plus express shipping comes up as default, make sure to remove this at checkout and change it to free normal shipping otherwise it will charge $15 delivery.
As always, enjoy :)
Mod 11/11 - Order cancellation email sent 7/11, refunds/cancellations via eBay are also coming through in the past days.
Email from HT 7/11:
Dear Customer,
We are writing to you to advise you that a mistake was made by one of our staff members when offering an eBay coupon to one individual customer on 3 November.
Due to inexperience, the $15 coupon was made public and was shared across Ozbargain, when it was originally intended for private use by one person.
We are very sorry for the mistake. Unfortunately, we are unable to fulfill the unexpected orders we received therefore the order/s will be cancelled. We value you as a customer, and will offer you a coupon of $15 for a minimum spend of $100. We hope this good-will gesture is satisfactory to you and we look forward to servicing you again soon.
COUPON: 28QNXRDW7ZDQTCL
Please note: This coupon is for your private use, once only valid from 6-November-21 until 31-December-21
Email from eBay:
We are sorry to let you know that harristechnologyaustralia cancelled your order and mentioned the cancellation reason as 'Something was wrong with the buyer's delivery address.'
You received a refund AU $X.XX back to your original payment method, you don't need to do anything else. It may take 3 to 5 business days for the refund to be completed.
Moved to forums.
Don’t worry, I’m sure any loss would be made up by the exorbitant rip-off prices they’ve set on graphics cards at both their eBay and Amazon stores. Some examples:
https://www.amazon.com.au/ASUS-Graphics-DisplayPort-Military…
https://www.amazon.com.au/GIGABYTE-GeForce-Graphics-GV-N3090…
https://www.amazon.com.au/GeForce-RTXTM-3090-Gaming-Trio/dp/…