It also included a free digital camera and photo processor and free software for the computer. It did not say what kind of computer it was. Don't do it. You'll end up paying three times what it's all worth. You're better off just saving up until you have enough to buy a system on your own. my advice ,,,,,,,,, never go for such ones... cause... its always like this........ they show u an apple and sell u an orange... saying that the conditions applied......... they show something much higher for the price they are showing on the screen... so first get into details.... deeply... get to know the hidden clauses and conditions and then if u can afford that and the pc suits ur requirements then only go for it..... other wise dont look at them...
they show u a desktop with an lcd screen and sleek tower or cpu.... and a wireless mouse and speakers and offer a price of............ say about 25,000 rupees.... which is not exactly the price..... but when u go there to buy,,, they show something much much lesser for the amount u are going to play.......
so..... keep ur eyes opened and mainly ur ,mind open......... and dont go for the commercials... check the configuration, company and the price.... compare theses with the other brands and then if u like it and .... if u can afford it then go for it......... otherwise......................no.......... I agree. However if you're still interested, try
http://www.buckaday.com/index.php
$2.30/day for 36 months = $2484.00 CAN
= WAY OVERPRICED!
http://www.buckaday.com/PR10.php?group_i... Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware
These days a decent PC can be purchased for a few hundred dollars (US). Ive purchased a few E-Machines for people who mainly browse the Intenet, send Email and do some word processing. The rule of thumb is " you get what you pay for". So determine what it is that you want to use the PC for and spend acccordingly. If you will be editing digital photos or movies you will want a little more horsepower (CPU and RAM) than you would if your just blogging and answering stuff on Yahoo :o) The others responders have it right...save up and pay cash. If your willing to make payments. Make payments to yourself. After all, you wouldnt charge yourself interest...would you? Seriously, pay yourself the monthly payment and when you have a few hundred go shopping. Meanwhile, you can browse the site I listed to get more familiar with what is availabel and how much you will spend for it |
