It is that time of year again, when the decorations go up, the snow starts, companies left and right are fighting for your holiday dollars with new shiny gadgets and vendors slowly increase their pricing to take advantage of the period of extra spending.

However, not everyone tries to raise prices and not everyone just wants to help you empty your wallet. There are some people out there that do offer genuine deals and offer some pretty amazing bargains. Not some cheap quality products either but brand name items, wonderful gadgets with a pricing scheme that makes it easy to fill those Christmas stockings.

Many people might be looking to find that appropriate gift for the gadget fan who has everything, or a computer upgrade for the games player or a new PC system for their home or business. But taking that into consideration, how can you avoid those vendors who just want your money and find those who sincerely want to offer you great products at great pricing and who understand what it is like for the consumer who just wants things to work, to work right and to work the first time?

I ask you to consider the sender of this newsletter. A well known world-wide computer company which I am sure many have heard of is called Dell. Now some of their retail pricing can sometimes seem a little “padded”, that is, it can be a little high and not really for the user who wants great hardware but is also looking for a nice holiday discount too. Fortunately for you, I can get you that discount.

How? You might ask. Because of some fancy negotiation skills and an obsession with wanting to always give the best deal possible as much as possible, I can give you a brand-name system complete with the works, and a new printer for those holiday snaps, scanner, laptop and upgraded network and Internet gear for up to 30% off the listed retail price. Sound impossible? Not to someone determined to get the best deal possible from the leading manufactures with the sole intent of passing those savings on to my clients.

I still do not think that is enough. What if you do want to upgrade your existing system or transfer your documents and photos to a new machine? What if you run a small business and need reliable backup services for your data? Fortunately I can also throw in a yearly backup and file transfer service as well.

Am I crazy for wanting to save you 30% off retail pricing of a new system and then throwing in a reliable and trustworthy backup system free for a year? Possibly. I’m either excited about the bargains I can offer or I need to be thrown into a padded cell for forgetting my meds. Better ask me about the former before the latter happens, or you will be so angry with yourself you’ll go mad too!