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15GB & 30GB iPods on sale at Amazon.com
The 15GB and 30GB iPods are on sale at Amazon.com for $379.05 and $474.04 respectively. The discounted prices are not visible until you add the item to your shopping cart.
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Even though Buy.com’s online music store sucks, they do have a low price guarantee policy where if you order an iPod at their price of $498.98, you can fill a price match form out after placing your order and they will supposedly match the price of their competitor’s stated price especially Amazon’s price.
Posted by PrimalTheory on August 4, 2003 at 7:12 PM (PDT)