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Cheaper than Futu in the recent popular deal. By the looks of things, the cheapest ever.
1TB SSD - $220.50
Bundle with 10% gift card for extra savings.
[eBay Plus] Samsung 860 EVO SSD - 500GB $112.50 | 1TB $220.50 Delivered @ Computer Alliance eBay
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You need eBay plus to get those prices FYI, have updated
Thank you
If you use 2x PayPal $100 giftcards (at 10% off) to pay towards this, you'll effectively pay $200.50…
But if you use 3x…OMG…$198.45…the $200 EVO 860/TB barrier can be broken!
I paid $208 with the deal from a couple of days ago and am happy enough with that. Next stop is the 2TB version, but it's got some more droppin' to go before I do.
Thanks OP.
Anyone know if i can buy this and transfer my current OS installation and programs etc over?
Or do you need to install everything again?
Thanks
Samsung actually have their own cloning software which I have used to clone my boot drive without issue.
I've recently tried macrium, Samsung, and Acronis.
Acronis worked best, some programs needed reinstalling using the other twoI had the opposite experience with the Samsung app + Macrium Reflect; both worked perfectly, and on numerous builds + upgrades. I don't know about the Samsung software, but MR has a pretty good rep, I doubt it would be randomly dropping bytes that causes some applications to be uninstalled or not working.
You need an USB to SATA cable then use any Disk cloning software. I use the free version of EaseUs
No you don't, just clone it with the Samsung Software. Only thing to remember is to remove or change the boot order in BIOS for next boot (then wipe the old drive)
Thanks for replies.
So do I connect old and new ssd at the same time and clone using software?
Macrium has a detailed blog article here covering how to do it with their software:
https://blog.macrium.com/techie-tuesday-cloning-a-disk-764be…
i use the free version of easeus, works a treat, no reinstalling of software or reactivating of windows, it also allows you to alter partition sizes after you’ve cloned and are up and running again. you will need a spare sata port and cable or get a sata-usb3 adapter, or a sata-usb3 case so you can use the old drive for something.
$15 postage
not with ebay plus… free
Bought futu deal 500GB*2 late last night…
Paid but not shipped yet. I am going to request a cancallationI bought that deal last night too
Why would you cancel?Then get 500GB*2 from this deal instead, which saves up to $13.5.
Most importantly, this deal with GC&CW makes the price less than $200, it is a milestone! Hahaha.
THANK YOU!!! Been waiting for the price to drop below $200 didn't think it'll happen so quickly!
Do you want to wait more ??.. I will go down further..
This price is good enough for me, $40 cheaper than last deal just 2 weeks ago.
It's going to be the game drive, can't download all the games atm with my 250gb sys drive. Next thing is wait for a good price to upgrade nvme.Btw you don't have to go down with me :p
You picked up mate. What's further, rusty trombone?
That's what I have figured. Purchased my first SSD about a month ago, one of those ramsta 480GB drives which goes all right. THen I purchased the WD 240GB for a portable and now I want a 1TB but not point as I have all this portable storage so going to hold off.
Next thing you know it's $150 for 1tb lol
only via use of gift cards and ebay plus …..not exactly click buy it now and pay with paypal …..so we haven’t quite hit the $200 mark without effort or stealth.
anyhow I paid less than $200
Does anyone know if 860 Evo SSD is compatible with Sata 2?
All sata 3 are.
Yes.
Gift card is out of stock…
Yeah they ran out yesterday. The OP is suggesting using the 10% off for those who already purchased the gift cards.
Probably a newbie question but I keep reading about these 10% off gift cards. How do you get them?
Buy them yesterday on the PayPal eBay store.
Today, they’re out of stock.
Step one: procure a DeLorean…
And I thought I snatched up a bargain when I bought the Evo 860 500GB for $135 a couple of months ago. Great price!
Does this come with the Desktop PC mounting hardware?
No, 2.5" screw holes only on side and bottom
Just use duct tape
Postage 15…
It’s been mentioned before. It’s free postage with ebay plus. If you don’t have ebay plus then the other deal is better.
$15 postage while only being $8 cheaper than Futu's free shipping deal..not paying $49 just for 1 ssd deal..
$15 postage for ssd by a retailer is joke…they pay very low price for shipping.
$15 postage for ssd by a retailer is joke…they pay very low price for shipping.
$15 is the flat rate for everything, if they send 10 SSD's, it's still $15 (yet their cost would increase most likely above $15). It's a fair enough model. Would you rather a mixed shipping model whereby you might pay $10 for this, but $30 for a monitor? I doubt it.
Already been dispatched.
That was quickI sent a question to their store via eBay asking if they were getting any more stock of the 1TB model, received a reply saying they may be in the next day or two, then boom, eBay sale ends and suddenly there's more stock.
Load of crap, I certainly expected more from Computer Alliance.
What did you expect exactly?
That a reputable business wouldn't lie to their potential customers?
You're not making sense. They have no control over the eBay code - eBay themselves offer and withdraw those at their own discretion. And whether or not you use a site wide code makes no difference to CA - it's eBay covering the discount, not the seller - there's no incentive for them suddenly make stock available after the code has expired - they receive the same amount of money either way.
Your allegation of dishonestly seems to be an uninformed overreaction.
@dm01: I'm completely aware of how eBay sales work, but that still doesn't explain why stock suddenly appeared after the sale ended.
@magic8ballgag: Because they've probably just confirmed they are receiving stock in the next two days, so are perfectly able to pre-sell that stock today and still be able to ship it out within the specified handling time.
It's really not difficult to think this stuff out…you really should give Thought a try rather than just assuming everyone's out to deceive you.
@dm01: Gee, your life must be pretty black and white if you think that it was just a coincidence that the stock replenished itself automatically as soon as the sale ended.
I don't think anyone is out to deceive me, and I probably wouldn't have mentioned anything had I not messaged them 10 minutes prior to the sale ending, but the intention is clear - you can choose to believe it or not.
@magic8ballgag: Of course it's a coincidence - why would they deliberately withhold stock until after a code they have no control over has expired?
If they have knowingly had more stock there (or about to arrive), why would they not want to sell it to you? You've claimed you know how the eBay site wide codes work, so you'd know then it makes no difference to their revenue whether you purchase using the voucher or not, so what was their supposed "intention"? You're yet to put forward a sensible explanation, just thoughtless claims.
Of course it's a coincidence - why would they deliberately withhold stock until after a code they have no control over has expired?
I don't know, why would they?
My best guest is they knew the end time of the sale, and set a schedule to replenish stock at that time, or they simply waited until the sale ended and did it manually, either way it doesn't sit right with me.
@dm01: I'm open for you to suggest other possible scenarios apart from: "nah you know nothing and you're wrong."
@magic8ballgag: You're the one alleging they've lied to you, yet when challenged as to why they'd want to do so your only "scenario" is "I don't know, why would they?"
I've already told you why; they ran out of stock, waited to get confirmation of the arrival of their next shipment, and then re-listed accordingly. If you can't grasp the simplicity of that scenario, and just normal that is in a retail enterprise, then you might want to steer clear of online shopping in future.
So go ahead - prove you know "something" and actually suggest why your conspiracy makes sense…I'm waiting…
@dm01: I never alleged any such thing, I just made it out that it seems fishy, and I offered a much better scenario than what you did.
they ran out of stock, waited to get confirmation of the arrival of their next shipment, and then re-listed accordingly.
..right at 12:00pm on the dot, at the same time the eBay sale ended - nothing suspicious I guess. rolls eyes
So go ahead - prove you know "something" and actually suggest why your conspiracy makes sense
I can't explain that to someone that thinks the way you do, it's simply not possible and I'd be wasting both of our time.
@magic8ballgag: I said:
You're the one alleging they've lied to you…
then you replied:
I never alleged any such thing, I just made it out that it seems fishy, and I offered a much better scenario than what you did.
But your first reply to me when I asked 'What did you expect exactly', was (emphasis mine):
That a reputable business wouldn't lie to their potential customers?
So yeah, you alleged they lied to you - it's right there in black and white, you just need to scroll up a little.
I can't explain that to someone that thinks the way you do, it's simply not possible and I'd be wasting both of our time.
I agree with you there - you can't explain. You seem to prefer conspiracy and complaints. But, still I invite you - supposed sayer of sensible scenarios - offer up an actual reason why CA would lie about their stock to prevent you using the code?
@dm01: I expected it, which doesn't mean they did that - how am I to know whether that was the case or not?
offer up an actual reason why CA would lie about their stock to prevent you using the code?
I could do that, and I could also come to your house and wipe your bum for you, but I prefer to let a grown adult do the thinking for themselves - so I guess it's easier to just stamp your feet and deny any kind of thought-process outside of your own brain.
…so I guess it's easier to just stamp your feet and deny any kind of thought-process outside of your own brain.
Who's stamping their feet and in denial? You're the one alleging an eBay seller lied to you about stock levels without any reason other than missing out on a deal!
As is well known, and as I've I've pointed out already, whether you purchase with a site-wise code or without, CA make the same amount of money, so what reason would they have to purposefully not replenish stock levels?
What's more likely…they just decided to tell you it wasn't in stock and risk missing a sale…or they were exercising due diligence and confirming when stock would be arriving before allowing further sales?
I'm open to an alternative…or you can just keep claiming you've been lied to (and then lie about claiming you've been lied to despite the evidence being right here on the page! 😂)
@dm01: Your guess is as good as mine, but I'm not the one flat out denying the possibility of intent here.
Enjoy living in a close-minded world where everything outside of your personal realm is incomprehensible.
@magic8ballgag: Intent to what? You're still failing to "guess" or put forward one possible reason they'd have to lie to a customer and miss out on a sale.
Enjoy living in a close-minded world where everything outside of your personal realm is incomprehensible.
"Closed-minded" is jumping to the assumption you've been wronged/lied to/discriminated against when the facts point to a much more reasonable explanation that doesn't necessitate jumping onto forums to slander a reputable business.
What is it they say…"haters gonna hate"?
What is it they say…"haters gonna hate"?
I think this sentence sums up your IQ quite nicely, thanks for wrapping this up for both of us. :)
@magic8ballgag: Still waiting for an explanation to back up your claims. If the best you can do is hurl insults then it would seem your accusations are baseless.
@dm01: I don't have to justify myself to you or anybody in that case, I'm just supplying the information, any person that is capable of thinking for themselves (prerequisite) can come up with whatever conclusion they wish.
@magic8ballgag: You're conflating "information" and "speculation"; e.g. "Load of crap…" does not constitute information, nor do accusations of dishonesty.
Thought on it's own is not enough - here you would be served by exercising some critical thought, but obtusely choose instead to ignore certain facts that point to a perfectly reasonable explanation and use insults to deflect attention away from your hollow claims.
I'll repeat again; why would they set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@dm01: You can deny the fact that the stock magically appeared at the right moment as much as you like, it doesn't make it any less true though.
I'm not okay with accepting the easiest answer, which is what you've put forward, so please feel free to continue to coast through life with everything spelled out for you, but I'd rather challenge myself and the unknown.
…stock magically appeared at the right moment…
At the right moment for what, precisely? What did they gain by this "magical reappearance" of stock?
You do realise, don't you, that it's possible to view a revision history for the listing, showing each and every time they've updated the stock levels for that listing? And that yesterday they updated the stock levels for the 1TB drive three times prior to your supposed "magical appearance" of stock just after midday? I wonder why the revised the stocked quantity those other three times…further deception? More attempts to dissuade customers from sending them money?
Or look at today…this morning they've updated stock levels on three occasions as well! Further evidence for your conspiracy!
Gosh, if one takes the time to look, it seems barely a day goes by where the stock level for this drive isn't being adjusted on several occasions. Could it be that…well, surely not…but maybe this is…normal stock management at play? No, perish the thought…it can't be!
It's crazy, I know, this empirical data, and I am of course very curious to hear from you on what deceptions are being employed in all these instances…and please, no need for easy answers - I want The Truth, and you are The One to tell it!
@dm01: You must think you sound pretty smart with all of those words you used, huh?
And yet, even after your very well thought-out wall of text, none of the data you've presented coincides with my experience yesterday, which I refuse to explain again.
Fact of the matter is, you don't agree with what I'm saying, which is fine because you're as entitled to an opinion as any person that sits on OzBargain all day..
…but that doesn't mean I'm wrong, and I know this is hard for you to accept and/or believe, but that's just life.
none of the data you've presented coincides with my experience yesterday, which I refuse to explain again
You've explained nothing - only accused without anything to back up your allegation.
Fact of the matter is, you don't agree with what I'm saying
And the facts don't agree with what you're saying either, but don't let that get in the way of a whinge.
…but that doesn't mean I'm wrong
It's not about being right or wrong, it's about an unreasonable assumption you were challenged on that you've stubbornly dug your heels in over. Your claim just doesn't make sense, CA's actions yesterday were perfectly in line and consistent with their stock updates across the history of that listing. The only difference yesterday is that eBay were running a promo, one that was independent of CA, just like it was to other sellers on there.
Draw whatever conclusion you want, hold whatever opinion you want, refuse to explain it all you want - I'm quite happy to accept all that, likewise though, be prepared for others to call BS when your rubbishing of a business online doesn't make any sense except within your own conspiracy-prone mind. 👍
You've explained nothing
I'm not obligated to explain anything, but that won't stop me from sharing my experience with others, much to your dismay.
And the facts don't agree with what you're saying either
You must think quite highly of yourself if you think your opinion is any more factual over that of mine, which doesn't surprise me given the sense of superiority you've displayed.
Please continue trying to rationalise that you are right and everyone else is wrong, also feel free to label anything you disagree with as inaccurate, but what I've presented is clear enough for a monkey to understand.
…what I've presented is clear enough for a monkey to understand.
Once again, you've presented nothing other than baseless accusations of dishonestly.
You must think quite highly of yourself
I'm not the slandering a business for no other reason than missing out on a deal…there's some bruised ego at play it seems.
I'll repeat the challenge once more; why would they set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
Once again, you've presented nothing other than baseless accusations of dishonestly
I don't expect someone as narrow-minded as you to understand it.
I'm not the slandering a business
Exaggerating just a tad? What I reported was no different to a customer submitting an online review of their experiences with a retailer, what anyone wishes to do with that information is their prerogative.
I'll repeat the challenge once more
I politfully decline your challenge, the people will do what they need to with the information I provided.
Have a lovely weekend. 😊
I don't expect someone as narrow-minded as you to understand it.
Insults are the refuge of those with nothing of substance to say.
What I reported was no different to a customer submitting an online review of their experiences with a retailer, what anyone wishes to do with that information is their prerogative.
Further information/speculation conflation.
I'll repeat the challenge again; why would they set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@dm01: No need to be insulted, a lot of people are much the same.
Look at you using big words again to add substance to your sentences! 😉
I'll decline again, read previous comment for reasoning.
No need to be insulted, a lot of people are much the same.
Oh but I'm not - it's indicative of something missing from your argument that you're turning to pejoratives and belittling to defend your silly claims.
I'll decline again, read previous comment for reasoning.
You haven't given any reason as you very well know. Just empty claims and insults from you.
The challenge still remains unanswered; why would they set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
Go away, it's over.
I kindly invite you to take your own advice if you have nothing of substance to add.
Again, challenge still remains unanswered; why would they set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@magic8ballgag: More insults, yet still no no sensible explanation as to why CA would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale.
Keeps claiming the conversation is over yet keeps replying!
The Challenge remains unanswered: Why would Computer Alliance set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@dm01: You will continue to ask the same question as if it already hasn't been answered multiple times.
I'm starting to think you actually enjoy bickering with random people online.
My challenge still remains, let me know how you go with that one.
@magic8ballgag: No answer has been provided; my argument is sound, yours is a stream of juvenile insults - it is not my brain that is lacking here, little one.
The Challenge remains unanswered: Why would Computer Alliance set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@dm01: It's cute that you think I'm going to stop replying to you.
The Challenge remains unanswered: Why would Computer Alliance set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
I would tell you to read my previous replies, but I'm afraid you probably still wouldn't comprehend it.
@magic8ballgag: Read them. No answer has been provided, only non-asnwers like "…the intention is clear", "…it doesn't sit right with me", "… it seems fishy", "…the possibility of intent", "…the easiest answer", and that old chestnut, "Load of crap"!
Yet never has it been articulated what this conspiratorial answer might be - only ducking and weaving and the hurling of insults when challenged to back up the claim - a sure sign of an empty argument.
But whenever you're ready…
The Challenge persists: Why would Computer Alliance set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
@dm01: Look at you using big words you probably don't even understand.
My answer to your challenge hasn't changed, why should I do the thinking for you?
Check.
@magic8ballgag: Further put-down insults, yet still the inability to put forward an argument with any merit.
I've already done the thinking, shown you the data, established that regular stock updates throughout the day are nothing out of the ordinary; your only reply is to ignore and insult…empty, hollow, meaningless.
The Perpetual Challenge remains: Why would Computer Alliance set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
yet still the inability to put forward an argument with any merit.
This is coming from someone that is asking someone else to think on their behalf, rich.
You can keep asking the same question like a record on repeat, but you'll only be met with the same reply, so do us both a favor and just move on.
This is coming from someone that is asking someone else to think on their behalf, rich.
You alleged that CA lied to you about their stock levels, were asked why they would do that when they make the same amount of money whether you use the site-wide code or not, and the best you can come up with is that it's "fishy" and "doesn't sit right"! Their listing history shows it's perfectly normal to update their stock levels multiple times per day, too.
See, I've done the thinking already - all that remains is for you to detail some other reason why CA would lie to you about their stock. You're inability to do so speaks volumes, as does your reliance on insults to further the conversation.
…do us both a favor and just move on.
You're most welcome to take your own advice on that point.
But until such time as you do…
The Perpetual Challenge: Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
Their listing history shows it's perfectly normal to update their stock levels multiple times per day, too.
Cool, that still doesn't explain why it was updated at the same moment the eBay sale ended.
Again, I'm not currently, nor will ever be obligated to provide a reason as to why that happened.
I challenge you to go away, and I bet you couldn't do it.
Cool, that still doesn't explain why it was updated at the same moment the eBay sale ended.
It wasn't - that was just your ill-founded assumption.
Here's a post from the main 'PAYGRADE' deal post saying the deal had just expired. Post was made at 12:03pm - I guess the deal expired in the few minutes prior to the post, maybe at mid-day.
Here's what eBay has recorded about the update to the 1TB listing:
26-Sep-18 12:22:10 AEST
Quantity
Postage Terms
PictureURL: Pictures Added/DeletedSo the code expired around mid-day, and CA updated the listing about 22 minutes later - hardly the same moment as you allege. If they knew when the code was ending, they'd could just have everything ready to update as soon as it ticked over.
Again, I'm not currently, nor will ever be obligated to provide a reason as to why that happened
I've never said you were. But as you choose to keep defending your baseless claims, I'll assume you're happy to keep being challenged on it.
I challenge you to go away, and I bet you couldn't do it.
Again, you're most welcome to take your own advice on that.
The Perpetual Challenge that isn't adequately answered by insults or empty (and inaccurate) claims:
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?It wasn't - that was just your ill-founded assumption.
That's where you're wrong, I was following the sale minute for minute and can confirm that as soon as it ended, the stock appeared.
Whether anyone chooses to believe that or not is entirely up to them.
So the code expired around mid-day
Regardless, stock was added right after the sale by minutes.
I've never said you were. But as you choose to keep defending your baseless claims, I'll assume you're happy to keep being challenged on it.
If by challenged you mean being asked the same half-witted question over and over, sure I'll take it on.
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
I wish you could find the answer to this in your thesaurus, which appears to be getting a work-out this weekend, but yet here we are.
That's where you're wrong, I was following the sale minute for minute and can confirm that as soon as it ended, the stock appeared.
Nope - any updates are logged by eBay, as evidenced in the listing. eBay's log confirms you are wrong, or simply dishonest.
Regardless, stock was added right after the sale by minutes.
Nope, the evidence shows that is not true, but we already know facts are not your forte.
If by challenged you mean being asked the same half-witted question over and over, sure I'll take it on.
More insults, but to be expected as name-calling is the refuge of the weak.
I wish you could find the answer to this in your thesaurus, which appears to be getting a work-out this weekend, but yet here we are.
Further put-downs but then that's all you have left now.
The Perpetual Challenge that isn't adequately answered by insults or invented information:
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?Nope - any updates are logged by eBay, as evidenced in the listing. eBay's log confirms you are wrong, or simply dishonest.
And the logs show that the quantity was updated after the eBay sale ended, but yet I was told by a CA representative that there was no stock left and more is expected to arrive in the coming days.
Nope, the evidence shows that is not true, but we already know facts are not your forte.
Read above.
More insults, but to be expected as name-calling is the refuge of the weak.
Look at yourself, you're repeating the exact same question as a flaunt of intimidation - and failing at that.
Further put-downs but then that's all you have left now.
Oh, but I have so much more, try me.
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
Nah, I'd rather mess with you for a little longer and see if you figure it out for yourself, like the big boy you are.
I'm getting quite bored, could you whip that dictionary out again and try some bigger, fancier words?
And the logs show that the quantity was updated after the eBay sale ended, but yet I was told by a CA representative that there was no stock left and more is expected to arrive in the coming days.
Already dealt with this point - perfectly normal stock management practice.
Nah, I'd rather mess with you for a little longer and see if you figure it out for yourself, like the big boy you are.
I'm getting quite bored, could you whip that dictionary out again and try some bigger, fancier words?Further insults, but to be expected as name-calling is the refuge of the weak
The Perpetual Challenge that isn't adequately answered by insults or invented information:
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
Already dealt with this point - perfectly normal stock management practice.
I disagree, it's obvious it was deliberate.
Further insults, but to be expected as name-calling is the refuge of the weak
I'd hate to see what diagnosis you have for a person as special as yourself.
The Perpetual Challenge that isn't adequately answered by insults or invented information:
The information is not fabricated, nor invented, you actually proved what I initially wrote by providing the following:
26-Sep-18 12:22:10 AEST
Quantity
Postage Terms
PictureURL: Pictures Added/DeletedThis states that the stock was replenished after the sale had ended, even after telling me they don't have any stock left.
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale?
It's a mystery! We may never truly know why they did it, but one thing is for sure - it happened and it's not cool.
I disagree, it's obvious it was deliberate.
What's obvious is your decision to ignore facts.
I'd hate to see what diagnosis you have for a person as special as yourself.
Further put-downs do nothing to further your argument - quite the opposite.
The information is not fabricated, nor invented, you actually proved what I initially wrote by providing the following…
…This states that the stock was replenished after the sale had ended, even after telling me they don't have any stock left.Your claims:
then boom, eBay sale ends and suddenly there's more stock
…doesn't explain why stock suddenly appeared after the sale ended.
…if you think that it was just a coincidence that the stock replenished itself automatically as soon as the sale ended.
My best guest is they knew the end time of the sale, and set a schedule to replenish stock at that time…
..right at 12:00pm on the dot, at the same time the eBay sale ended - nothing suspicious I guess. rolls eyes
Stock replenished right at 12pm on the dot, did it? At the same time the eBay sale ended, did it? 😂
Of course, you're ignoring that it makes perfect sense for the stock to have been updated when it did…not as a response to the sale ending, but to a customer enquiry asking when more would be available. You messaged at 11:50am, did you? Staff member replies to you, then sends a message to supplier or courier to confirm if a shipment definitely is arriving, waits for reply…ahh yes, will have X more units in the morning, so can add stock to sell in the afternoon. Perfectly normal - there's no conspiracy there.
It's a mystery! We may never truly know why they did it, but one thing is for sure - it happened and it's not cool.
No mystery, no deception, just normal stock management. You can take off the tinfoil now.
The Perpetual Challenge that isn't adequately answered by insults or invented information:
Explain why Computer Alliance would set out to deceive you about their stock levels and miss out on a sale? (hint: they didn't)
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