For those of you waiting for 20% off ALL power tools, the $%@#$% at Amazon,
Lowes and HD are being very stingy this year and haven't offered it yet
(unlike the past 2 years). But resist the urge to pay full price. This is
a waiting game, just like with the automakers. They might try to cut back
on incentives, but if no one is buying and they can't meet their sales
projections, they'll have no choice. Wait them out! You can do it!

"AL" wrote in message
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For those of you waiting for 20% off ALL power tools, the $%@#$% at
Amazon, Lowes and HD are being very stingy this year and haven't offered
it yet (unlike the past 2 years). But resist the urge to pay full price.
This is a waiting game, just like with the automakers. They might try to
cut back on incentives, but if no one is buying and they can't meet their
sales projections, they'll have no choice. Wait them out! You can do it!
There's 20% off all power tools at Chase Pitkin. They seem to have more
than usual; I think they brought extra merchandise in for their going out of
business sale.
I am being patient. I will go shopping when they hit 40% off.

On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 22:15:08 -0600, with neither quill nor qualm, "AL"
quickly quoth:

For those of you waiting for 20% off ALL power tools, the $%@#$% at Amazon,
Lowes and HD are being very stingy this year and haven't offered it yet
(unlike the past 2 years). But resist the urge to pay full price. This is
a waiting game, just like with the automakers. They might try to cut back
on incentives, but if no one is buying and they can't meet their sales
projections, they'll have no choice. Wait them out! You can do it!

Nah. Go sign up for email coupons at Harbor Freight and they'll send
coupons weekly for either $10 off your order or 20% off one item at
their retail warehouses. The URL is http://www.harborfreightusa.com/
Click on the upper right graphic which says "FREE Receive: discounts,
coupons, specials CLICK HERE"

They get monotonous until you need to use one, and 20% off a welder
or machine tool is a good deal.


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