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Originally Posted by tubemonkey
That's the main problem with these deals. You're either forced to continue at full price or endure the joys of finding a new home for your data.
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And if you live in one of Comcast's lovely "test areas" (aka testing to see how much extra money they can force you to pay), you get to contend with data caps. So reuploading the data might not be possible without paying Comcast a toll. I'm actually keeping an old XP computer running simply because it has Backblaze backing up stuff and I can't reup it all without paying Comcast an overage or two.
I think they'll all boil down to deals Amazon covets because they'll make Amazon a lot of money.
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks
Unless you've been shopping around BEFORE November, it can be really hard to know if something is a good deal or not. A lot of the fabric places I shop have 15 percent off for every "holiday" and they don't discount more than than for BF. It's just another average deal.
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For Amazon you can use
CamelCamelCamel to check historical prices on physical items like that. It's quite handy for seeing if the price is really a deal or not.
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Originally Posted by silverraven
(could not figure out how to triple quote. So sorry I cut everyone's name off!!)
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Multi-quoting is simple, the little square button to the right of the quote button at the bottom right of each post toggles multi-quote on/off for that post. Simply click that for the posts you want to quote, then click quote for the last one and it'll fill in quotes for each post in the reply box for you.

I attached a screenshot of just the buttons for you below: