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Sydney and Canberra: ‘Costco Now Open, Expect Delays’

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2:00PM July 22, 2011 | Danny Allen

Road signs flashed delays on Parramatta Road yesterday as shoppers braved the rain to be amongst the first inside Costco’s new 14,000 square metre warehouse o’ bargains in Auburn. Costco hit Melbourne in 2009, Sydney Thursday, and opens in Canberra today. Brisbane and Adelaide are said to be next. More »


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Grab An Online Bargain: The HMS Invincible

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2:30PM December 6, 2010 | Nick Broughall

Planning on avoiding the Christmas madness by doing all your shopping online? Why not buy your loved ones the gift that keeps on giving… a highly decorated warship! More »


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Dell Swarm Lets You Buy Gadgets In Bulk From Overseas For Big Savings

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4:45PM November 25, 2010 | Nick Broughall

This seems like a strange, yet brilliant move for a company like Dell to make. The computer company has just launched Dell Swarm, an online social buying tool that lets you band together with other Aussie consumers to buy gadgets in bulk from overseas for big savings. More »


Dealzmodo: MobileMe For 66 Bucks At David Jones

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2:30PM September 20, 2010 | Nick Broughall

The last time I braved the horror that was MobileMe, it left me a broken, wreck of a man. I’ve heard it’s gotten better, but that initial trial told me in no uncertain terms that it wasn’t worth $110. Fortunately, OzBargains user ccrap is letting everyone know that David Jones is selling Apple’s “Cloud” solution for just $66, which is a pretty cheap way of being able to track your lost or stolen handset. More »


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House Bought On eBay For $US1.75

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11:33AM October 2, 2008 | Nick Broughall

The current economic crisis in the US means that most people are tightening their purse-strings and trying to avoid the seemingly inevitable move towards bankruptcy. But really, that just means that there are some bargains out there for the rest of us!

Like this house in Michigan which sold for $US1.75. Sure, it has a whole heap of taxes on it, and the building is condemned, but that just adds to the allure of the bargain. From what I’ve read on the internet, the town it’s in sounds like it might be a bit of a hole, but that still doesn’t change the fact that this is a bargain.

Even with the taxes on the property, the whole thing cost the lucky buyer about $US1000. Take out a 30 year mortgage on that, and you’d be paying what? 20 cents a month? Not too shabby.

Now we just have to hope that someone in Australia will offer something similar. Preferably in QLD – I need a holiday house…

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