With the recent release of the DSi, I am finding every site I come across sold out of the AceKard 2i. Does anyone in the Greater Toronto Area know of a store where they might sell it?
Hacking AceKard from a store?
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http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.18728
Dealextreme - Low prices, free shipping
Though the shipping takes about 2 weeks around North America.
Dealextreme - Low prices, free shipping
Though the shipping takes about 2 weeks around North America.
Briankealing said:
They are on back order, I know I'm gonna have to wait anyway when I do order it, but I want to keep the time to a minimum. With back orders, the possibilities are endless...
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I've just found a site GadgetKing.net, anyone ever used them? They have some available.
face56 said:
I'm a bit hesitant to order from that and GadgetKing as I have found out both are Chinese based, ordered from there once and got more trouble than the item was worth.
zero383 said:
Checked, sold out. I did manage to find someone (or thing...) on craigslist, but if anyone knows of any stores, especially in the GTA, I'd love to hear which ones.
Well if you don't mind driving to Pacific mall... I saw the DSi there 2 weeks before it came out, probably not NA ones but if they had DSi there they might have some Carts that work. Thats what I'm hoping at least.
I recently bought an Ak 2.1 from www.modchipcentral.com who are also located in Canada. Had to pay for shipping but shipping time was good, only 3 days to Ohio, might be even better for you since it doesn't have to pass customs. I mentioned it because they have the Ak 2i also.
http://www.mygamingmart.com/
my dad traveled to richmond hill to get it because he didnt want to order online
my dad traveled to richmond hill to get it because he didnt want to order online
Sweet just ordered an AceKard2i + 2gig microSD from stuffs4kids. I was surprised at how cheap it was. Coming from New Jersey too it shouldn't take too long. Thanks for the link dfgged.
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