What are some good Canadian sites for finding deals online?
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M$The canadian portal of the best site for computers, and parts.
www.newegg.ca
www.maximumpc.com
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M$They always have great deals, coupons, and even free stuff. It's definetly worth checking out, even if you are in Canada.
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http://www.dailyedeals.com/free_online_coupons/dell_canada.htm
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M$http://www.monoprice.com/home/index.asp is really cheap for cables, speakers, connectors, etc.
http://www.parts-express.com/home.cfm is like monoprice and is worth a look as well.
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http://www.futureshop.ca/images/header/en/lg_header_fs.gif
Can't go wrong with Zellers!
http://www.zellers.com/wcsstore/Zellers/images/header/zellers_logo.gif
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Futureshop is horrible and as much of a rip-off as BestBuy. The only reason you should shop at those places is if you need something immediately, and in that case you go to the store. If you are shopping with the internet there is absolutely no reason to buy their overpriced merchandise.
I'll pass on the ultra-deoxygenated super-duper-mega pure copper cables (with "solid gold" plated connection pieces, no less) and the overpriced consumer electronics.
You beat me to it.