How much for a single RJ45 connector?.......

[Dos_Box]

....Well, at Play.com's £5 sale it will cost £5. For one. Honest: Play.com - Buy Belkin RJ-45 Cat 5e Ethernet Network Connector online at Play.com and read reviews. Free delivery to UK and Europe!

 

I'm not surprised most of it is £5, it's stuff no one in their right mind would want!

[featured_spectre]

Jesus Christ!!! Talk about expensive!

[mwbutler]

For one? You could probably get 50-100 for £5 from other retailers!

[Arthur]

Jesus Christ!!! Talk about expensive!

That's the sale price. The RRP is £10.79!!!

 

At least you get free P&P.

[glennda]

Cheers for that link - just found mothers christmas present

[Dos_Box]

For one? You could probably get 50-100 for £5 from other retailers!

 

I did check quite thouroughly and it is for a single item. I particularly liked the D-Link 10/100 nic for £5. I recall buying that exact same model almost 10 years ago. And it wasn't very good then either.

[MatthewL]

Is there a certain area for the £5 sale?

[MatthewL]

Ignore me, found it!!!!!!

[Dos_Box]

Actually, there is some pretty cool stuff in the clothing section. So far I've found:

 

A Mr Bump belt

 

A Bungle t-shirt (although I'd buy that for someone else )

 

 

And this kids Motorhead t-shirt (so very cool)

Edited November 29, 2011 by Dos_Box

[MatthewL]

Just bought £40 quids worth of DVD's and managed to get another phone charger as a spare.

[webman]

Belkin is a typo... It's really made by Apple. In California.

[Dos_Box]

Belkin is a typo... It's really made by Apple. In California.

 

So cool, I WANT one!!

[Hightower]

Jesus Christ!!!

 

First, I didn't know you were religious. Second, using the Lords name in such a way is blasphemy. Thirdly, I highly doubt it was our good saviours fault.

[witch]

Thanks for that - just bought the Mr Bump belt for my daughter!

[Hightower]

And fourthly, considering it has a 'limited lifetime warranty' I don't think £5 is too bad. It's kind of like the deal you get at Argos where you get an extended warranty. "That's £2.99, would you like the extended warranty on this item? It's only £29.99 extra and covers you for everything except manufacturer faults, accidental damage, and freak monsoons"

[JoeBloggs]

And fourthly, considering it has a 'limited lifetime warranty' I don't think £5 is too bad. It's kind of like the deal you get at Argos where you get an extended warranty. "That's £2.99, would you like the extended warranty on this item? It's only £29.99 extra and covers you for everything except manufacturer faults, accidental damage, and freak monsoons"

 

 

Would it cover me for volcano?

[Hightower]

Would it cover me for volcano?

 

If you drop it in, unfortunately not. However, if the volcano erupts and breaks the device whilst on your person, then yes you can claim (if still on this earth to do so)

[sted]

If you drop it in, unfortunately not. However, if the volcano erupts and breaks the device whilst on your person, then yes you can claim (if still on this earth to do so)

 

but only on the 5th tuesday of any month without a vowel in it

[Hightower]

but only on the 5th tuesday of any month without a vowel in it

 

Well, that goes without saying don't ya think?

 

Oh, and there'll be a £100 excess charge for any claims made, obviously.