Best place in Canada to buy Logitech MOMO Force ?

Just curious if anyone has a good recommendation on this. A supplier I often use through my work will sell it to me for $245 or so, I forget exactly. When I look up US online pricing, by the time the dollar is converted and shipping and border fees are added in I figure it might be about the same. A "brick and mortar" store in the greater Toronto area would be just fine, but I suspect I might not have an option there. In any case, I'd rather not get it somewhere TOO obscure or else things like a return (heaven forbid) could be quite difficult. I appreciate any and all advice! Thanks Scott.

Compusmart online store has them for $210 Cdn. http://www.compusmart.com/Default.asp?Submitted=True&CurrentSegment=Peripher als%7CGame+Controllers%7CSteering+Wheels Don Merpaw Precision Racing www.precision-racing.com "Scott Mellen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1XEna.70744$[email hidden]... > Just curious if anyone has a good recommendation on this. A supplier Ioften

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> use through my work will sell it to me for $245 or so, I forget exactly. > > When I look up US online pricing, by the time the dollar is converted and > shipping and border fees are added in I figure it might be about the same. > > A "brick and mortar" store in the greater Toronto area would be just fine, > but I suspect I might not have an option there. > > In any case, I'd rather not get it somewhere TOO obscure or else things

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> a return (heaven forbid) could be quite difficult. > > I appreciate any and all advice! > > > Thanks > > Scott. > >

Costco/PriceClub did have them at one point for around $199. "Scott Mellen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1XEna.70744$[email hidden]... > Just curious if anyone has a good recommendation on this. A supplier Ioften

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> use through my work will sell it to me for $245 or so, I forget exactly. > > When I look up US online pricing, by the time the dollar is converted and > shipping and border fees are added in I figure it might be about the same. > > A "brick and mortar" store in the greater Toronto area would be just fine, > but I suspect I might not have an option there. > > In any case, I'd rather not get it somewhere TOO obscure or else things

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> a return (heaven forbid) could be quite difficult. > > I appreciate any and all advice! > > > Thanks > > Scott. > >

I'm also looking around for a Momo Force (In Victoria). CompuSmart seems to be one option -- C $210 before taxes. Here's a link to the CompuSmart listing for the Momo Force: http://makeashorterlink.com/?Y16A64044 I'd be interested to hear any other suggestions for Canadian retailers. ------------ Doug

Costco believe it or not "Doug Olsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xeFna.147982$[email hidden]...

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> I'm also looking around for a Momo Force (In Victoria). > > CompuSmart seems to be one option -- C $210 before taxes. > > Here's a link to the CompuSmart listing for the Momo Force: > > http://makeashorterlink.com/?Y16A64044 > > I'd be interested to hear any other suggestions for Canadian retailers. > ------------ > Doug > >

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> On Thu, 17 Apr 2003 22:44:34 GMT, "Ya OK" <[email hidden]> > reckoned: > > >Costco believe it or not > > You have to be a member to shop at Costco. I know Futureshop doesn't > show this wheel on their website but I have seen it in their stores, > also I've seen it at Compucentre.

Thanks to everyone who helped out. I'll have to see if I know someone who already has one of those "memberships" for Costco, otherwise I guess it'll be Compucentre. A pleasant surprise to find that I can actually use a "store" and not just an online site. Scott.