Top 5 Slickest Deals of All Time

HTC Flyer - Best Buy was selling them for $499 - caught wind through SD that they were lowering them to $299. Bought it at $499 before the price went down, had Best Buy price match it at $299 when they lowered the price. Then, for about 15 minutes on a Tuesday or something, Best Buy messed up and lowered the price to $99. I got in as the doors opened, had them price match it to $99 and as I was checking out, one of the associates placed a sign right in front of me that said the $99 price on the HTC Flyer was a mistake. They gave me the price match and even had to have a manager sign off on the price match. I ended up donating the Flyer to a co-worker who was going through a family crisis.

I got in on all those deals! The HP TP was my fav. For those whining about certain deals being "better",all the deals listed were "legit" deals. The SAVE300 was a mistake, as well as others.

I guessed pretty much all of these but I'm surprised there is no mention of Sprint SERO plan.

I've gotta go with bing 50% cash back rewards when it hit 50%. This basically meant half price on everything on eBay. I bought an iPod for like $175, an Nikon D40 for $250 and a LCD tv for like $300 which were insane prices back then.

Bing cash back was the most exciting thing on slickdeals becasuse no one knew when the discount would go up or down.

Hp touchpad fire sale was also very exciting. Bought one for $90 and sold it for $190 6 months later.

I also think the Sony credit card deal was good. Sign up for a Sony card and get $200 reward points. No annual fee.

And another one just thought of was the toshiba TiVo dvd player box for $150 from Best Buy. These boxes gave you free 3 day in advance programming so no monthly TiVo fees. I sold mine after using it for a couple of years for double what I paid.

Heck the black Friday 149.00 front load washer delivered !!!!!
Much better than free shipping!

I got 4 out of 5 of these. Tried to get the HP touchpad but it was oos when I got to it. I love slickdeals!

Once got 3 nights in Las Vegas including airfare and hotel for $20. This was a slick deal!

I think the slickest deal I found on here was a Verizon promo for add a line for $9.99 a month get free data. I added 4 more lines to my 2100 minute plan all have unlimited text and data and I pay with tax $230 a month, which includes my Verizon affiliate discount of 20% off. I'm saving at least $120 a month and now I'm grandfathered in to unlimited data. I have saved over $1500 in the last year.

Quote from verypoorstudent : The top two in my opinion, based on both a consumer and a "profit-able situation" point of view are: 1) "Crazy Staples Laptop Deal": Back in 2007, Staples offered a $500 laptop but with the three Anti-Virus software rebate deals out there with the purchase of a laptop and competitor's software, you could get MAKE money. Pros: A free laptop and extra money. Some folks also got the free printer with it. Net: ~$500 laptop and some made up to $300 after rebates, free anti-virus software. Cons: Spent hours filling out rebate forms and following directions on rebate, postage for close to 45 rebates, calling Paragon to dispute error'ed rebates.

Yes, I got in on this. Better than free, after all the rebates came in. I used this laptop for years, but it was eventually recalled due to a lawsuit with Nvidia, and I was able to send the old laptop in for a new one about a year ago. The deal the keeps on giving.

Quote from danmanca : Once got 3 nights in Las Vegas including airfare and hotel for $20. This was a slick deal!

Are all these vegas deals from the front page, or do you just have to browse the travel section? I always seem to miss out on the great vegas deals mentioned here

eBay/Bing cashback should have been on this list.

Instead of the slickest deals of all time, this article seems to be more about the most popular deals of all time.

scored 8 free dominos pizza today. Better than amazon bc