June 9, 2008

Steal-A-Deal Offer at Sifymall From SBI Card

SBI Card and Sify Mall has come together to come up a new offer namely Steal-A-Deal. In which you will be getting some well known branded products at more than 50% discounted price. This is not the first time that SBI and Sify has come together with such similar offers. They had done it previously with good success too. And also SBI Card is known for some cool offers and deals every month, like their price-less offer, worldspace offer, etc. In this offer, Steal-A-Deal, there are only four products are sold at a steeply discounted price. No idea why only four products are sold, but it will be known only to SBI Card and Sify Mall, I suppose.

Now in this Steal A Deal offer you will get top notch branded products like Provogue, Reebok, Adidas in a very discounted price of around or more than 50%, as claimed by them.

Firstly product is a Provogue Sunglass which is originally priced at Rs. 1500 but as a special offer to SBI Card holders, you will get it for Rs. 575 which adds up to a discount of around 35-40%.

Next is a Reebok Bag which comes at a discounted price of Rs. 475 while the original price is Rs. 1049. The discount offered here is around 45%/ This is actually a travel bag.

The other product is a Classic Century Lustrous Pen set, the original price of which is Rs. 1395 but the discounted price is Rs. 799. It is actually more than 50% offer price.

Finally, the Adidas Perfume as well as the Deo combo pack was sold at Rs. 525 with the original price being Rs. 1295.

As said above, this offer is valid only for the SBI Card holders only.

This offer is valid from May 15, 2008 to August 15, 2008.

You can either order these products online through Sifymall or you can also call their customer service number at 011-45541777 to order.

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June 7, 2008

Get Oracle Unbreakable Linux DVD for Free

Other than Ubuntu, which I wrote about it day before, and Sun Solaris there is a new kid on the block and that is none other than the giant named Oracle. Which in fact has started offering their own version of Linux namely Oracle Unbreakable Linux. And what more you too get the free version in a CD for free. Here you will be getting free DVD of Linux, which you can order it to get it delivered anywhere across the world and especially in India too for free. This is a new offer exclusively from Oracle and can be requested from them as a DVD instead of CDs. Although Linux was considered as not too easy to use when compared to Windows but I feel that these new versions of Linux has completely changed it. Now it could be more easier to use than Windows. And moreover it is much safer than Windows too!

The interface and other features have become more attractive and easy to use. Instead of using the every buggy Windows, it is time that we move to a new operating system which is far secure than Windows. I too was planning for a shift from Windows to Linux and this Oracle Unbreakable Linux could be the perfect reason to jump.

Coming back to this offer Just like Ubuntu Linux you need to register here too with your email ID and giving your home address to get it delivered promptly for free. The advantage here would be that you will also get live support for this from Oracle itself. You will be getting free DVD within three to four weeks. I have indeed ordered it and waiting for the DVD to be delivered soon.

Do remember to give your correct and accurate address since it is an international delivery, your order might get lost due to shipping issues, especially with country like India, where there were too numerous and complicated addressing system.

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June 5, 2008

Get Ubuntu Linux CDs Delivered for Free

After my previous post on free Solaris Operating System CD, where there were few debates whether that CD was actually for layman or for high end techies. I also felt that that Sun Solaris CD was indeed for advanced users and not for home users. But this offer on free Linux CDs are indeed for home users and non-techie guys.

As most of you might be already knowing that Ubuntu has been offering free Linux CDs which they ship across the world wherever you want it to be delivered and especially they do send the free Ubuntu Linux CDs to India free of cost without even charging for shipping charges. This I am writing for those who don't know much about it.

This giving away of free Linux Operating System CD is indeed a great way to tackle that giant named Microsoft to break their monopoly on desktop operating system.

Although you can order free Linux CDs through Ubuntu, you can also actually download the image directly onto your system rather than ordering the CD too, if you indeed have a high speed internet, which most of us enjoy right now thanks to BSNL and other ISPs which has started to offer. But if you don’t want to download but want CD/CDs to be delivered to your home, you can also do that too. But at the moment it will take at least take 6-10 weeks for them to deliver it, it seems.

They have both desktop edition as well as server edition of the Ubuntu Linux which you can request for free. For that you need to register at their site and give your shipping address and other details and you will get a confirmation on the same and you too can get to know when you will actually be delivered on checking status every now and then at their site.

You can actually request any number of CDs to even giveaway to your friends and relatives. But I would request you to order only the number of CDs that you actually need rather than ordering in excess and wasting their resource as well as ours without any purpose, since they are actually doing a great service by offering it for free.

Apart from this there is a new entrant namely Oracle Unbreakable Linux, which I explain more in my next post.

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June 4, 2008

Some of the Random Offers found Across

Here are some of the offers which I came across or shared by fellow readers of this blog.

Fame Cinemas has a separate exclusive page dedicated for offers. They have some offers like 50% off when you book your ticket through NGpay. And discount offers during specific time period of the day and cash back offers chosen randomly. And an exclusive offer for Axis bank customers of getting one ticket free when you buy one on Friday and getting 30% off tickets everyday, apart from Friday.

You can get to know more about this offer here.

ICICI Bank’s Money2India is currently giving away free 80 minutes India Calling Card for free when you refer your friends or relatives to join Money2India to transfer money. If the person whom you referred has transferred or transacted for $500 within 45 days, both you and your friend will be getting 80 minutes worth of India calling card free which is actually an ISD calling card which you can actually use to talk to your friends and relatives from abroad.

You can get more information on this offer here.

HSBC Bank is currently offering free calling card worth up to 98 minutes when an NRI (your friends or relatives) opens up a India Fixed Deposit account from HSBC. If he/she opens a HSBC India Fixed Deposit online, he/she will be getting calling card worth 98 which can be used to call from USA to India. If a person lives in UK the free talktime is worth 45 minutes and similarly 17 minutes of free talk time will be given if residing at UAE.

You can find out more on this offer here.

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June 2, 2008

Get Great Offers at Gift360 from ICICI Credit Card

Gift 360 Degrees has some exclusive offers for ICICI Bank Credit Card holders. This is an exclusive offer only for the ICICI Bank Credit Card holders and others cannot avail these offers. They are selling online a wide range of electronics and jewellery stuffs which they are offering at a very discounted price and some along with some free gifts too. Apart from selling products at discounted price they are also offering freebies along with some products too.

Gift360 (Degrees) is a new online shopping portal which showcases products at great offers only for the ICICI Bank Credit Card holders. It seems they had even got an ISO 9001-2000 certificate within this short span of opening up. I guess their service and prices should reasonably good.

To explain this offer, they are selling some electronic stuffs like Philips USB Drive DVD Player for Rs. 3690 against the original price of Rs. 4490 and you will be getting a Provogue sun glasses free too. They are also selling other Philips products like 5.1 channel home theatre and 1 GB MP3 player at good discounted price.

They are also selling Q13 branded 1 GB MP4 Video Player for Rs. 2950 against the original price of Rs. 5950. Likewise they are selling the Sempre Pearl Necklace and Earrings set for Rs. 1450 whereas the original price is Rs. 2950 and they are giving away Foce his and her watch set which is supposedly worth Rs. 1995 for free too!!

Apart from this they are also selling American Tourister luggage, Bang Stainless Steel 50 pieces dinner set and Nokia mobile phones at a reasonably discounted price and a lot more products too. Check their website for more products.

ICICI Credit Card holders can also buy these products and get paid back at 0% interest free six monthly EMIs too. You need to call ICICI customer service to convert it into EMIs.

You can find more on this offer at Gift360.

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