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If you get any NZ based businesses let me know :) When money isn't so tight on my end i'll contribute something. 

 

I did disable adblock for all LTT related things :)

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clicked on T-Shirt link, forget reporting Linus for spamming..... we have a more serious matter of elitism - 'Brofist' t-shirt only available for skinny (or would you prefer 'athletic' :-)))) guys (small only, no M, L, XL, or 2XL) ????

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Do you have the affiliate link on amazon.it (Italy)? I changed the amazon.es to amazon.it, I hope it works that way. 

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What version of squarespace is this site using anyways?

This site is actually not using squarespace, it's running InvisonPower Board on their own server in a data centre somewhere. It's http://linusmediagroup.com that's on squarespace, and that never goes down (unlike this site).

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Just joined the site - wanted to say thanks for all the awesome videos, been a long time fan.

 

Just ordered about $700 off Amazon (two mobos, a 4790k and a Celly g1840 for testing then htpc use).. hoping it all went through as I used the proper link and ordered quickly!  

 

Replacing my FX-9590 with a 4790k and moving the 16gb trident-x 2400 and 290x over to it - looking forward to using the dark side (Last intel desktop rig I built was a Pentium 4c Northwood on s478 oc'ed to 3.8ghz)

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for Greece which amazon link should i pick? :P

 

I wanna buy a GTX 970 from internet since here it costs 350€ min!

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for Greece which amazon link should i pick? :P

 

I wanna buy a GTX 970 from internet since here it costs 350€ min!

Co.uk is the closest

 

or maybe .de?

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Co.uk is the closest

or maybe .de?

It's not for sure that they ship outside their country.

Try those two as suggested, it will tell you if it can ship to your country or not.

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for Greece which amazon link should i pick? :P

 

I wanna buy a GTX 970 from internet since here it costs 350€ min!

 

It's not for sure that they ship outside their country.

Try those two as suggested, it will tell you if it can ship to your country or not.

.co.uk definitely does, and I imagine that .de would too. The best thing to do would be to compare the prices (taking into account international (EU) shipping costs) and pick based on which is the cheapest. Although it might be better to select amazons in languages that you are decent in so that if there's a problem, you can try to fix it.

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.co.uk definitely does, and I imagine that .de would too. The best thing to do would be to compare the prices (taking into account international (EU) shipping costs) and pick based on which is the cheapest. Although it might be better to select amazons in languages that you are decent in so that if there's a problem, you can try to fix it.

 

 

and btw the cheapest 970 is 282.44 British Pound Sterling = 361.51 Euro

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.co.uk definitely does, and I imagine that .de would too. The best thing to do would be to compare the prices (taking into account international (EU) shipping costs) and pick based on which is the cheapest. Although it might be better to select amazons in languages that you are decent in so that if there's a problem, you can try to fix it.

 

Ah. Sorry, most items ship from uk to the rest of the world, but apparently not GTX970s. Weird... But that means that you're going to have to check to see whether any of the amazons does actually offer delivery of that product to Greece, and pick the cheapest from those.

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Ah. Sorry, most items ship from uk to the rest of the world, but apparently not GTX970s. Weird... But that means that you're going to have to check to see whether any of the amazons does actually offer delivery of that product to Greece, and pick the cheapest from those.

 

I think I only bought once from amazon.co.uk but usually it doesn't let me, I'm italian so that could be a reason, maybe they prefer if I buy from the Italian one, but looks like there's no Greek amazon so it's more probable they can? I wouldn't know.

 

 

P.S.: I better go delete that address now before I mistakenly send something to Mr. gadfsgdfg. lol.

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I used your Amazon.com link and signed into my account but I don't see anything indicating that my purchase will support you. Is that normal?

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I used your Amazon.com link and signed into my account but I don't see anything indicating that my purchase will support you. Is that normal?

It's entirely normal - it just works on the basis that if you buy anything within 1 hour (afaik) of clicking the link, Linus gets a cut.

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for Greece which amazon link should i pick? :P

I wanna buy a GTX 970 from internet since here it costs 350€ min!

UK amazon has bigger variety than German amazon but the cost could be twice the item's price especially on electronic hardware. I check a double twin pack of corsair SP and AF and the total cost was 140 euros. I can buy a mini fridge with those money full of beer and drink them in the name of the uk seller! Which shop has the 970 here πατριωτη?:-P

I have a question about amazon too. If i bought anything from it for supporting LTT will the total price of the basket be the same as i bougth normal or it will have a slight increase?

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UK amazon has bigger variety than German amazon but the cost could be twice the item's price especially on electronic hardware. I check a double twin pack of corsair SP and AF and the total cost was 140 euros. I can buy a mini fridge with those money full of beer and drink them in the name of the uk seller! Which shop has the 970 here πατριωτη?:-P

I have a question about amazon too. If i bought anything from it for supporting LTT will the total price of the basket be the same as i bougth normal or it will have a slight increase?

Entirely normal. The commission comes out of amazon's end, and there is no cost to you.

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UK amazon has bigger variety than German amazon but the cost could be twice the item's price especially on electronic hardware. I check a double twin pack of corsair SP and AF and the total cost was 140 euros. I can buy a mini fridge with those money full of beer and drink them in the name of the uk seller! Which shop has the 970 here πατριωτη?:-P

I have a question about amazon too. If i bought anything from it for supporting LTT will the total price of the basket be the same as i bougth normal or it will have a slight increase?

only eshope till now!

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thanks for canadian amazon url. hopefully if possible you can get a ebay one. I do alot of business purchases there (over 1k a month) and that should hopefully give  you a pretty penny.

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Karan M.
 

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can u guys also have an affiliate link for amazon.in 

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So i haven't been using Linus's Amazon link because i also use Amazon Smile.. Which takes a percentage of what you are buying and amazing donates that to the charity of your choice. Well I figured out if you change the "www" in Linus's link to "smile" you get all the benefits. 

 

Here it is for all who are wondering 

 

 

Edit: Also my charity of choice is 'Water' because everyone needs water in the world! 

 

Make it your amazon bookmark of choice so you always go there when needing to buy off of Amazon

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I'm too fat for 3XL shirts, guess ill go get a 4XL at TekSyndicate's store... *hint* *hint*

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