New Origin Blue i
10-05-2003, 11:11 AM
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I wd say the pic is a B2 - the alert screens on the Blue i were a different config for example - what's in the package is another matter.
FYI the Origin package contains:
b2 unit, solvent wipe, adhesive pad, cradle(39.95*), mounting flap, allen key, cig lighter power supply(9.95*),inhouse down load connector, gps antenna(29.95*), transformer, laser detector module(49.95*), cde rom, user guide and 6 months free db update
* price if bought separately
all that - and it's a bargin
FYI the Origin package contains:
b2 unit, solvent wipe, adhesive pad, cradle(39.95*), mounting flap, allen key, cig lighter power supply(9.95*),inhouse down load connector, gps antenna(29.95*), transformer, laser detector module(49.95*), cde rom, user guide and 6 months free db update
* price if bought separately
all that - and it's a bargin
10-08-2003, 04:06 AM
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I was in Costco the weekend before last and they were still selling the OLD Origin model, I'm expecting (hoping) that they will have the new b2 model next month when the
10-08-2003, 05:50 AM
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If you want to be a costco member take a look at www.costco.co.uk - individuals as well as businesses can join.
My Dad is member and thinks its great cos he can by bog roll by the 100 !!!!!
My Dad is member and thinks its great cos he can by bog roll by the 100 !!!!!
10-08-2003, 05:57 AM
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Jenny and I are both Costco members (she as a second member on her Dad's trade account, and me since I fall into one of the "professional" categories from which they accept members) and neither of us intend to use our coupons to buy one of these.
So, subject to being placed in funds (which is how we lawyers refer to being cashed up, since it's distasteful to us to talk about things like money in direct terms
), we're quite happy to use them for the benefit of someone on here. PM me if you're interested.
And no, I'm not going to trek down to my local Costco for you to check which model it is that they're selling!
So, subject to being placed in funds (which is how we lawyers refer to being cashed up, since it's distasteful to us to talk about things like money in direct terms
), we're quite happy to use them for the benefit of someone on here. PM me if you're interested. And no, I'm not going to trek down to my local Costco for you to check which model it is that they're selling!
how did you prove that exactly?
10-08-2003, 08:22 AM
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Waved my Practising Certificate at them, dear boy!
Non-members shouldn't have the coupon in the first place - that's the whole point. The "passport" books of coupons are sent by post as an inducement to join, in which case you use it once you're a member, and to existing members, or are handed out in store. There are a load of them, each of which is only valid for a specific one week period.
Non-members shouldn't have the coupon in the first place - that's the whole point. The "passport" books of coupons are sent by post as an inducement to join, in which case you use it once you're a member, and to existing members, or are handed out in store. There are a load of them, each of which is only valid for a specific one week period.