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Umm...Canada FTW?

Chugle
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I've been looking at this mouse, and umm... Take a look for yourself.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104998

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104998

The default price listing on Newegg.ca is significantly cheaper than the default price listing on Newegg.com. Canada. You should live there. 

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canada has a 5$ sale on the mouse

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I wouldn't say $5 is considered "significant" and also it's $6 to ship it to Canada while its free shipping in the US.

 

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The G502 costs the same in USD, but about 16 CAD more in Canadia.

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It makes up for it with the higher shipping price.

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Once you take into account the exchange rate, it is actually noticeably cheaper. $45.95 USD

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What is this land you speak of? If you speak of Canada, then, no. The G502 is currently on sale on both sites and the G502 on the Canadian site is about $10 CAD cheaper... 

't was a joke.

I'm not stupid :P I don't actually think Canada = Canadia 

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