Yup, my mistake on the name of the card. It's an Extreme III, not Ultra
III. Hope I didn't cause too much confusion and googlizing out there.
Other answers in-line:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008, Bill Motzing wrote:
> "Adorama.com had 8GB cards, after rebate, for $40"
>
> Be careful of that rebate. Indeed the website lists $38.00 for an Extreme
> III 8GB after rebate. This is _NOT_ a cash rebate but a store credit valid
> for 120 days. You receive these details with the e-mail receipt.
Actually you can get it as a Visa gift card as well that is valid
anywhere. Adorama's rebate form still shows availability as a gift card
but some others (like B&H) don't so read the rebate carefully. Some
vendors will also give you an extra 10% if you take the rebate as a store
credit.
> Luckily, I work a few blocks from the store and can use the credit.
That's a dangerous place to work. My office is within walking distance of
B&H and the Apple store so my wallet trembles when I go out to lunch on a
nice day. :-)
> Good deal, but. Buy one 8GB disk and get back $40, x2 disks $90, x3 disks
> $140.
> There are about 50 retailers participating see the PDF I posted for a full
> list on the last page of the PDF.
Yes, I should have mentioned that.
-Jason
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