Seasons Greetings once again!
Being the busiest time of the year, I won’t take up too much of your time. Just a quick note to let everyone know our business hours over the Christmas period.

Please note we will be closed on both weekends and all public holidays.

Thursday 22nd – Trading as Normal

Friday 23rd- Trading as Normal – Last dispatches. Also Christmas Lunch will be happening so please forgive us if we are a little slow in response from 12pm onwards.

Wednesday 28th – Closed. Alex should by now have established a new, stronger bond with a local echidna he almost ran over while testing out his new DRZ tyre

Thursday 29th – Closed. Braden will no doubt have completed his backyard Battlefield 3 setup and will be eagerly awaiting his body armour kit from the US.

Friday 30th – Closed. Paul will surely be further progressing his fishing career. After becoming bored of fishing with rods and dry ice, dynamite will certainly be the next option.

Tuesday 3rd – Trading as Normal. From this day on.

From all of us here at Warcom, we wish all of you a sensational Christmas and tantalising New Year. We appreciate your ongoing support.

All the best.

-The Warcom crew.

Shopping for computer parts has always been a popular pastime amongst us geeks and nerds. But what was once exclusive to retail stores and over priced technology shops, has now be embraced by consumers. With the growing popularity of online shopping, the world of retail has changed. Gone are the days of limited choices and exhausting price comparisons.

Now, consumers have the ability – with just a few clicks of their computer mouse – to find the lowest prices on their favourite computer parts.And while the ability to test computer parts is not available through computer shopping, there is the benefit of narrowing down your choices based on price, specifications and consumer ratings. And if you’re simply re-purchasing a product you have already used, online shopping can be your best friend for savings and especially convenience.

What you pay for in shipping is most often made up for by the discount you receive by shopping online. Some stores (like Warcom) even offer free shipping on certain computer parts. So keep your eye out for deals of this nature as well as for daily offered through online stores.

Best of all, shopping through online computer stores allows you to skip the crazy chaos of the retail stores and complete your shopping in a few minutes in the comfort of your home. Your computer parts will then be quickly and efficiently shipped straight to your door.

I can’t speak for our competitors, but with the different choices of shipping options we offer, you can even have your computer parts order by the very next day!

Online computer parts stores are just one of many, many shopping experiences offered through the Internet today. The computer has transformed the world of commerce, allowing consumers to find all that they need with the push of a button.

Give us a go today, we’re certain you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the experience.

Thanks,
Michael.

Reece Mastin’s “Good Night” song, sounds like an awful lot like P!nk’s “Raise Your Glass” ..

So as of last night, we now have a new Australian X-Factor winner - Reece Mastin.

Personally I think the Reece Mastin has a great set of pipes and can certainly belt out a tune very well for such a young age, but the other young blokes in the Warcom office are not so convinced!

I’ll call it envy!

Something we did however agree on though is how just much his new son, ‘Good Night’ sounds like P!NK’s song – ‘Raise Your Glass’.

Reece Mastin – Good Night:

P!nk – Raise Your Glass

We realise Reece Mastin is only singing what he’s been told to by Sony and the xfactor guys sing and honestly, he does belt it out pretty well and he also seem’s like a pretty well grounded young guy, especially considering his age.

So we wish him all the best in his career.

There’s also no doubt the’ll be beating the girls off with a stick!

But perhaps in the future, his management should probably consider giving him something a little more original to sing next time around than simply ripping of a P!NK’s – ‘Raise Your Glass‘ hit?

Cheers,

Adam.

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Updated: 16/12/2011

Here’s an acoustic version of Reece’s song – Good Night!

Raise your glass!

We’re excited to announce our ‘Win with Warcom competitions!

Over $500 in prizes are up for grabs!

Prizes:

• LaCie IamaKey USB Flash drive 8GB – http://bit.ly/uQpU5g
• Kaiser Baas BlueTooth Mini Keyboard – http://bit.ly/sKSSyc
• Plantronics Audio 655 Gamers USB Stereo Headset – http://bit.ly/vx3fXv
• Sansai Power Board – 4 Way Switched Surge Protector – http://bit.ly/ueTlGM
• Telehook LED/LCD Slim Direct to Wall Mount - http://bit.ly/viyXf3
• (more to come!)

Picking Winners:

• A warcom staff member will randomly select one winner each week, who has shared, or re-tweeted this competition.
• The winner will be notified via the social network they shared, or re-tweeted on.
• The winner can pick one prize from the list.
• We’ll do this each week, until the end of December.

HOW TO ENTER:

Entering this contest is a piece of cake! Increase your chances of winning by using both Facebook & Twitter.

ON TWITTER:

Tweet the following:

1. “Tweet to WIN: I just entered the @warcom  weekly prize give away!  Details here: http://bit.ly/vjxEsy“

2. You can tweet once daily to increase your chance to win.

FACEBOOK: 

1. Go to our Official Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/warcom 

2. LIKE the page if you have not already done so.

3. Click and “SHARE”  the “Share to Win” image on your own Facebook wall.

Competition Terms & Conditions

• The Promoter is Warcom (Aust) Pty Ltd, 10a Randor Street, Campbellfield, VIC 3061. ABN 35 653 906 146
• Entry is open to all residents of Australia over the age of 18.
• One entry per person.
• If for any reason a prize is not available or cannot be fulfilled, the promoter reserves the right to substitute it for a prize of equal value which may be cash.
• The prize is not redeemable for cash.
• Warcom employees are forbidden to enter.
• All prizes must be claimed within 2 months of the winner being announced.
• The promotion starts: 1.00pm (AEST) 18th November, 2011
• The promotion ends: 5.00pm (AEST) 30th December, 2011
• The promoter reserves the right to verify the validity of all entries and to disqualify any entrant who tampers with the entry process including the use of bots.
• The winners agrees to the use of their name, image and photograph for publicity and promotional purposes, without compensation, and agrees that the promoter will own copyright of any such images and photographs and related materials.
• The Promoter’s decision is final on all matters and no correspondence will be entered into.