2GB Sandisk Ultra II at US $148.45 at buy.com via Dealram

[photogene]

As expected, Amzon currently offer SanDisk 1 GB Ultra II CF for US$99.88

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...002-0323529-7424014?v=glance&s=photo&n=507846

US$99.88 = S$169.796 w/o shipping cost

Quite worth it if u buy a few and share the shipping cost isn't it?

Eastergear currently selling a promo price of S$319.

 

[rainman]

Any risk involved? Like lost shipment? damaged parts? Incorrect part delivered.

If no..I'm keen

 

[nicholaslee]

Good deal!

 

[pshing]

really worth it. buy second hand in singapore also cant get that cheap...

i am very interested too...
shipping USD$4 i think.

but i got no credit card... :dunno:

 

[dbcs]

Was checking it out - apparently they do not ship to Singapore.

Seems almost too good to be true - only concern is that it may end up being the normal Sandisk instead of Ultra II.

 

[release]

Was checking it out - apparently they do not ship to Singapore.

Seems almost too good to be true - only concern is that it may end up being the normal Sandisk instead of Ultra II.

Use vpostUSA, shipping charge for such small item is about S$10-$15 only, even when buy a few.

 

[dbcs]

Use vpostUSA, shipping charge for such small item is about S$10-$15 only, even when buy a few.

How to use vpostUSA within Amazon? It seems that the restriction (i.e. not allowing shipping to Singapore) is set by the vendor.

 

[Kit]

I've come across a few online vendors that specifically indicate that they do not ship to Singapore, together with some Asian countries in this region due to the amount of fraud cases. Somehow, we got blacklisted.

 

[Virgo]

Yes, tried that b4. Amazon will not ship Sandisk cards to Singapore, so don't bother to try.

 

[max007007]

the price is :bigeyes:

 

[release]

How to use vpostUSA within Amazon? It seems that the restriction (i.e. not allowing shipping to Singapore) is set by the vendor.

Well, this is how vpostUSA works:

1) After registration in vpostUSA, you will have a special address in USA.
2) When place order, fill in this address, and since it's USA address, no problem in any site.
3) Once confirmed your order, email vpostUSA your order details
4) vpostUSA will help you to delivery to Singapore at a good rate.

Check it out here: http://www.vpost.com.sg/vpostusa/content.html

I feel order small light stuff is worth the value the most!

 

[max007007]

Someone able to coduct a MO?

 

[shutterbug]

Good stuff.... !!!

 

[release]

Someone able to coduct a MO?

Too late, the deal was gone....

 

[Vulpix0r]

Huh? Where got? THe price is 159.94...

 

[Mav]

An alternative is US-post, which is great if you got a friend in US to help you get the stuff. Other wise you chalk up about USD20-30 bucks on courier, usually the choice of vendors who do ship to Singapore. Anyway I noticed that the more outrageous deals are limited to USA, Canada and Hawaii only.

I once used one of those local 3rd party shippers as an alternative to courier, where buying bulk really saves you on shipping. Buying from US is still best done there.

 

[Wai]

Where is roy, or clubsnappers staying in the states?

 

[roygoh]

Just looked at the link you provided. The proce is listed as US$159...

 

[Adam Goi]

Just looked at the link you provided. The proce is listed as US$159...

Nooooooooooooooo! :cry:

 

[Wai]

Well, this is how vpostUSA works:

1) After registration in vpostUSA, you will have a special address in USA.
2) When place order, fill in this address, and since it's USA address, no problem in any site.
3) Once confirmed your order, email vpostUSA your order details
4) vpostUSA will help you to delivery to Singapore at a good rate.

Check it out here: http://www.vpost.com.sg/vpostusa/content.html

I feel order small light stuff is worth the value the most!

I have been using vpostUSA, but they might not charge by value.

the person who recieve and repackage your goods will decide if he want to charge be weight, by size or by value, so all depends on your luck. Rather bad service from them IMO, but it is still cheapest way to order stuff from US