Dr foster smith Vortech deal

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Honey app come in handy especially if you don't know of a code. It has found codes I had no idea about.
 
Doesn't DFS charge sales tax as well?
Truth be told, I am not sure as I never ordered from them so far. My comment was more about eBay in general now, as some states will now pay more, even with 10% or 15% off coupon that comes once a month or so. Few folks mentioned that you can buy some stuff for cheaper from eBay so that may not be the case any more with tax added on.
 
Even with the tax charged I saved close to 50 bucks on the nero. Should’ve spent that towards a new screen for phone but fish come first :D
 
I went ahead and bought some diffusers for my radions. $20 is $20 after all!
 
Lol you going to make the code not work again

That wasn't my fault, the code was set to expire at 11pm that same day. Anyways sorry, had to do it 4x mp60 2x battery backups. Wish me luck. ;Greedy;Nailbiting
 
That wasn't my fault, the code was set to expire at 11pm that same day. Anyways sorry, had to do it 4x mp60 2x battery backups. Wish me luck. ;Greedy;Nailbiting

You must have a pretty serious tank for all that equipment? :eek:
 
You must have a pretty serious tank for all that equipment? :eek:

Yeah, Just waiting on the tank now, should be another month or two. Been spending the last 4 months gathering parts and have been waiting for a deal like this to get my ecotech stuff.
 
Yeah, Just waiting on the tank now, should be another month or two. Been spending the last 4 months gathering parts and have been waiting for a deal like this to get my ecotech stuff.

What size is it going to be :D
 
Good evening all,
I'm getting back into the hobby after being out for over 10 years. I plan on setting up either a 90 or 125 gallon tank starting off with FOWLR then slow transitioning to reef. However while I'm waiting for a used tank setup to catch my eye I'd like to start buying some equipment . My question is I've been debating on whether or not buying 2 MP40's, they total $746.86 with tax and once I plug in the code it drops the price to $593.30. Is this a good sale price for two of them (brand new), or is there the possiblity of a better sale later on during the year. I can't seem to find any older posts indicating any previous sales. Thanks in advance.
 
Good evening all,
I'm getting back into the hobby after being out for over 10 years. I plan on setting up either a 90 or 125 gallon tank starting off with FOWLR then slow transitioning to reef. However while I'm waiting for a used tank setup to catch my eye I'd like to start buying some equipment . My question is I've been debating on whether or not buying 2 MP40's, they total $746.86 with tax and once I plug in the code it drops the price to $593.30. Is this a good sale price for two of them (brand new), or is there the possiblity of a better sale later on during the year. I can't seem to find any older posts indicating any previous sales. Thanks in advance.
 
Good evening all,
I'm getting back into the hobby after being out for over 10 years. I plan on setting up either a 90 or 125 gallon tank starting off with FOWLR then slow transitioning to reef. However while I'm waiting for a used tank setup to catch my eye I'd like to start buying some equipment . My question is I've been debating on whether or not buying 2 MP40's, they total $746.86 with tax and once I plug in the code it drops the price to $593.30. Is this a good sale price for two of them (brand new), or is there the possiblity of a better sale later on during the year. I can't seem to find any older posts indicating any previous sales. Thanks in advance.
 
Mods can you please delete 2 of the 3 replies above. I'm not sure why it posted 3 times. Thx
 

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