Amazon Customers Vote 2008 kicks off with $199 Sony PS3 Bundle

Nov 23 2008, 8:31am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Amazon launched their Amazon Customers Vote deals for the holidays again. Like the last two years this promotion is one of the best ways to get really great, great deals. Last year deals you could vote for included a $79 Wii or a $139 PS3.
The first round of the Amazon Customers Vote 2008 features three PS3 bundles. There are two priced at $199 and one priced at $229. Each of the three PS3 bundles is available 500 times.
Details on the Round 1 PS3 Bundles:
1) Blu-ray Sci-Fi Bundles (includes: 80GB PS3, "Firefly: The Complete Series" Blu-ray Collection, PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote, and "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed" PS3 game) $199 (normally $574)

2) Blu-ray Action Bundles (includes: 80GB PS3, James Bond Blu-ray Collection, PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote, and "Far Cry 2" PS3 game) $229 (normally $664)

3) Blu-ray Family Bundles (includes: 80GB PS3, "Pirates of the Caribbean" Trilogy Blu-ray Collection, PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote, and "LittleBigPlanet" PS3 game) $199 (normally $567)

Voting for Round 1 of the Amazon Customers Vote 2008 closes Wednesday, Nov. 26 at noon. Invitations to the race to buy will be e-mailed to random participants on Thursday, Nov. 27.
Vote for favorite deal now on Amazon.com. Good Luck!

The other 5 rounds of the Amazon Customers Vote deals are as follows:

Round 2: Go Play
-- 1,000 Eyeclops Night Vision Goggles $39 (normally $68.88)
-- 1,000 U-Dance Game Systems $35 (normally $68.32)
-- 1,000 Razor PowerWing Caster Scooters $49 (normally $99.99)

Round 3: Go Hi-Def
-- 250 Samsung 46-Inch 1080p LCD HDTVs $699 (normally $1,213.64)
-- 500 Samsung TL34HD 14.7MP Cameras $139 (normally $250.66)
-- 500 Sony Blu-ray Disc Players $99 (normally $249.97)

Round 4: Go Mobile
-- 500 Nokia N95-3 Phones (Unlocked) $199 (normally $419.99)
-- 500 ASUS Eee PC 900 Netbooks $129 (normally $431.42)
-- 1,000 Flip Video Camcorders $49 (normally $129)

Round 5: Go Your Way
-- 500 Navigon 8100T Portable GPS Navigators $299 (normally $599.99)
-- 1,000 TomTom GO 730T Portable GPS Navigators $245 (normally $449.95)
-- 1,000 Garmin GolfLogix GPS Navigators $149 (normally $299.99)

Round 6: Go Crazy
-- 1,000 "The Sopranos - The Complete Series" DVDs $130 (normally $254.99)
-- 1,000 "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" Collector's Editions $50 (normally $100)
-- 500 KitchenAid Professional Stand Mixers $69 (normally $339)

You can vote on all deals now and then just watch your email inbox and hope you get selected for the opportunity to buy at the ultra low bargain prices.
More details on Amazon.com.

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