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Samsung Evo 512gb SD card - £39.99 free Click & Collect @ Argos

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Posted 7 April 2023

Samsung Evo 512gb SD card - £39.99 free Click & Collect @ Argos

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iWish
7th Apr
The Samsung Evo Select from amazon is £32.99 hotukdeals.com/dea…723
amour3k
8th Apr
Touché.
dan_uk
7th Apr
Not the cheapest it’s been but the immediate availability will undoubtedly be a help to some, especially if you’re about to go on holiday, need one in a pinch or you don’t want to deal with Amazon by way of a few examples.
amour3k
8th Apr
From a 'physical' shop, I can't honestly see this as ever being much cheaper than.this, to be honest with you?

Physical shop's have traditionally alway's been more expensive, right?

Hence why previously unknown 'entities' like Amazon, eBay, and the like, blew up BIGGGGGGG from (arguably), nowhere?!

Having NO VAT on online shop order's in the early 2000's never hurt at the time.none either?! :-D

Hahahahahahahaha.

But, that's beside's the point ...

Hehehehehehe.