DELL’s Days of Deals are back 🙂

Last year, Dell’s Holiday Season “12 Days of Deals” was unbelievable! So stay tuned and make sure you check Dell’s website as soon as you wake up (7:00/8:00am). I’m sure they’ll throw in a couple of eye-popping deals which will last for less than an hour. Stocks are limited.

I’ll try reviewing everyday’s deals on SmartCanucks.ca, explaining who the deals are suitable for.

Click here to visit Dell’s website and check out today’s deal

Each day from December 7th – 18th, 2006

Jean Machine sells brand name casual wear in denim and corduroy. Brand names include Guess, mavi, and others. More details at JeanMachine.com

Jean Machine has a number of stores in Ontario. Jean Machine store locator

Click here to print your Jean Machine coupon

If Geography lessons were that fun in school I wouldn’t have ended knowing the names of less the 20 countries in the world. Check out this world map game and see what score you get.

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Click here to visit Roots’ website

Click here to print this coupon

Click here to print this coupon

I got an email from J.T. regarding her unfortunate experience with a car dealer. She asked me to post it here so that readers can give her advice. J.T. I’m sorry I’m not very familiar with car dealers (that’s why I never post about them) but hopefully someone reading this can help.

Please leave her a comment if you have any advice or suggestions.

Hey guys.

My boyfriend got a car in May of this year and had several problems in terms of the information that was fed to him. Here’s the story:

The situation began on the day he visited the dealership and was introduced to a sales representative by the name X, the person responsible with helping out with his transaction process. Mr. X before signing any papers had provided him with confident understanding that the $1000.00 deposit would be refunded if for any reason he would not want to close off the deal. Trusting that Mr. X was an honest and loyal sales representative he signed the papers off for a lease. Approximately a week later, we returned to the dealership stating that he would want to receive the deposit back. We were then consulted by Mr. X’s manager who stated we were unable to do so and cannot even forfeit the deposit.

We had originally wanted to purchase this vehicle under a financing plan but was advised that the price to lease was a cheaper and smarter method to obtain the Mazda 3. Mr. X had made it clear that during anytime within the lease period he was qualified to switch to a financing program. At the end of November this year, he decided it was time for me to switch to the financing plan. He had phoned back to the dealership who advised him that he would need to call the head office to obtain this information. Once he had contacted the head office they told him only the dealership would be able to provide him with this information. This processing of calling head office suggested by Agincourt Mazda had occurred twice before he was told by the dealership he was not qualified to be on a financing plan.

He has emailed the head office and been told he will get a response soon. But from all those lies, I’m not sure what a ‘response’ would be like. I hope it is not a “We are sorry” and done deal.

What?
This sale features portable TVs, projection TVs, VCRs, DVD players, and more at very low prices and with Toshiba’s regular warranty.

When?
Saturday, December 9, 2006
8:00am – 1:00pm but try going as early as possible.

Where?
191 McNabb Street
Markham, Ontario
(2 Lights north of steeles and east of Warden Ave)

Phone: (905) 470-3456