While a 256MB Memory Stick may not hold a lot of data, especially if you're trying to play full-resolution movies on your PSP, it's hard to argue about something's worth when it's free. And right now Circuit City is offering a 256MB SanDisk Memory Stick Pro Duo for $30 with a $30 mail-in rebate.
All you have to do is buy the Memory Stick, fill out the form and mail it in. Not too hard, eh?
There's a one-rebate limit here so don't get any funny ideas of buying tons of these and unloading them on ebay.
[Via Joystiq]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-10-2006 @ 1:18PM
mandarin said...
I hate rebates.
By the way you can get a 1 gig stick now for 24$. No rebates.
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11-10-2006 @ 1:26PM
dummy said...
HOW?! what for?! NOTHING is for free!
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11-10-2006 @ 5:04PM
PSP996 said...
The work I have to put in filling out the rebate and going to the post office is worth $30.
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11-11-2006 @ 10:08AM
vadermaggot said...
It's only 256 MB thats small. I got a 1 GB for $20 at Frys Electronics for $20 after $10 rebate. that's better.
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11-12-2006 @ 8:34AM
sight_unseen said...
to #3, just to let you know, it's possible to mail a letter WITHOUT going to the post office. Yes, it's true! You know that place that leads from the road to your house? That's right, the driveway. Well, just to the side of this "driveway" there should be a post with a little box on top of it. This is called a "mailbox." This "mailbox" can be used to send letters, postcards and even rebate forms from the comfort of your own front yard! There is a secret signal you can send to the mailman as he passes by next time. There is a flag that you can raise on the side of the "mailbox" that will let him know you are mailing something.
There is also the issue of postage, for that you need a stamp, but we can cover that in greater detail in the next lesson.
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11-14-2006 @ 1:00AM
pentapenguin said...
Already got mine at CC since I was right next door. A couple of $ for tax plus a stamp still equals a great deal! I know 256MB isn't that big (I got 2 1GB sticks) but it's still good to stick your photos or game saves on to free up a bigger stick for videos.
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