This week we have an unbeatable deal on offer at The Cable Connection on the much sough after dual core Samsung 55' TV - UA55ES6800!
Subscribe to our email here to get your discount code for this awesome deal!
Wednesday 25 July 2012
Samsung UA55ES6800 at an unbeatable price at The Cable Connection...
Hi All,
This week we have an unbeatable deal on offer at The Cable Connection on the much sough after dual core Samsung 55' TV - UA55ES6800!
Subscribe to our email here to get your discount code for this awesome deal!
This week we have an unbeatable deal on offer at The Cable Connection on the much sough after dual core Samsung 55' TV - UA55ES6800!
Subscribe to our email here to get your discount code for this awesome deal!
Thursday 19 July 2012
Who takes Amex? The Cable Connection takes Amex...
Hi All,
We are proud to welcome American Express to the Payment Methods we accept at The Cable Connection!
Making it even easier to pay for all your home theatre needs!
We are proud to welcome American Express to the Payment Methods we accept at The Cable Connection!
Making it even easier to pay for all your home theatre needs!
Monday 16 July 2012
Bargain - Benq W1100 - $1179 at The Cable Connection
How much...?
Yep you read correctly!
The Cable Connection is now offering this awesome Benq W1100 Full HD projector for just $1179 pickup from any of its 4 stores Australia Wide!
How do you say it?
BARGAIN!!
Yep you read correctly!
The Cable Connection is now offering this awesome Benq W1100 Full HD projector for just $1179 pickup from any of its 4 stores Australia Wide!
How do you say it?
BARGAIN!!
Wednesday 11 July 2012
The Cable Connection on instore
Find us on instore
In WA: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionWA
In QLD: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionQLD
In NSW: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionNSW
and in VIC: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionVIC
The opening hours are not correct but hey - these guys are new and doing a great job!
In WA: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionWA
In QLD: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionQLD
In NSW: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionNSW
and in VIC: http://instore.com.au/store?TheCableConnectionVIC
The opening hours are not correct but hey - these guys are new and doing a great job!
Tuesday 10 July 2012
FOXTEL - BUilt into your TV!
FOXTEL - Built into your TV? - No need for seperate foxtel boxes and from only $19.50 per month! - Only on Samsung TV's...
Monday 9 July 2012
One of Australia's biggest extended warranty companies goes bust...
Hi guys,
Over the past few years some people have questioned my decision NOT TO SELL extended warranties on The Cable Connection's range of TV's, Amplifiers / HiFi etc - this is a perfect example of why I never recommend them:
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/warranty-providers-murky-past-revealed/story-e6frf7kx-1226419937685
From SMH:
THE man behind the busted United Warranties business - reported to be the largest extended warranty provider in Australia - has served time in prison, been disqualified from running a company by ASIC and registered a string of companies under different names and birth places.
An investigation by the Sunday Herald Sun has exposed United Warranties owner Werner "Vern" Rickman as a big-spending entrepreneur who was jailed in the mid-1990s for running a stolen vehicle chop shop and was fined by ASIC a few years later for managing a company while disqualified.
The paper has also learnt that a senior Myer manager who signed off on the United Warranties deal while at the department store went to work for the failed company in December on a reported salary of $350,000 before leaving after a few months.
The Sunday Herald Sun found Rickman in his home town of Archies Creek, but the embattled entrepreneur failed to break his silence despite ASIC now probing his business interests.
"I have been advised not to speak to the media until an announcement is made on Monday," he said.
Company and property searches show on April 16, as United Warranties struggled to stay afloat, the mortgages on several property titles in Archies Creek held by Rickman's wife, Deborah, were paid in full.
ASIC records show Rickman - who has registered companies as both Vern and Werner under the birthplace of Wonthaggi and Germany - has a stake in 12 companies, many carrying the United title.
In 1996 he spent nine months in jail for his role in a stolen truck and heavy-vehicle racket in which he received stolen trucks, semi-trailers and forklifts, stripped them for parts and sold them.
In 1999 Rickman pleaded guilty to serving as a director and manager of a company despite being banned by ASIC from doing so.
The paper understands he was born Werner Stadelbauer - a name his daughters, who are also associated with his business interests, carry. But he changed his name after a family dispute.
Tens of thousands of people with extended warranties on electrical goods bought at major retailers including Myer and Big W have been left in limbo following the apparent closure of the company.
A growing list of customers and sub-contractors are emerging claiming they are owed goods or money, while former employees say they are owned wages and entitlements.
daggej@heraldsun.com.au
Over the past few years some people have questioned my decision NOT TO SELL extended warranties on The Cable Connection's range of TV's, Amplifiers / HiFi etc - this is a perfect example of why I never recommend them:
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/warranty-providers-murky-past-revealed/story-e6frf7kx-1226419937685
THE man behind the busted United Warranties business - reported to be the largest extended warranty provider in Australia - has served time in prison, been disqualified from running a company by ASIC and registered a string of companies under different names and birth places.
An investigation by the Sunday Herald Sun has exposed United Warranties owner Werner "Vern" Rickman as a big-spending entrepreneur who was jailed in the mid-1990s for running a stolen vehicle chop shop and was fined by ASIC a few years later for managing a company while disqualified.
The paper has also learnt that a senior Myer manager who signed off on the United Warranties deal while at the department store went to work for the failed company in December on a reported salary of $350,000 before leaving after a few months.
The Sunday Herald Sun found Rickman in his home town of Archies Creek, but the embattled entrepreneur failed to break his silence despite ASIC now probing his business interests.
"I have been advised not to speak to the media until an announcement is made on Monday," he said.
Company and property searches show on April 16, as United Warranties struggled to stay afloat, the mortgages on several property titles in Archies Creek held by Rickman's wife, Deborah, were paid in full.
ASIC records show Rickman - who has registered companies as both Vern and Werner under the birthplace of Wonthaggi and Germany - has a stake in 12 companies, many carrying the United title.
In 1996 he spent nine months in jail for his role in a stolen truck and heavy-vehicle racket in which he received stolen trucks, semi-trailers and forklifts, stripped them for parts and sold them.
In 1999 Rickman pleaded guilty to serving as a director and manager of a company despite being banned by ASIC from doing so.
The paper understands he was born Werner Stadelbauer - a name his daughters, who are also associated with his business interests, carry. But he changed his name after a family dispute.
Tens of thousands of people with extended warranties on electrical goods bought at major retailers including Myer and Big W have been left in limbo following the apparent closure of the company.
A growing list of customers and sub-contractors are emerging claiming they are owed goods or money, while former employees say they are owned wages and entitlements.
daggej@heraldsun.com.au
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