best/cheapest online place to buy LM Charge TTI?

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Where is the most affordable and or best place to purchase a leatherman Charge TTI online? I realize there are numerous links on the leatherman site that you can purchase there multitools from, but there could very well be other places to purchase leatherman multitools at, that are cheaper.
 
I got mine on eBay for $94 shipped, though it took a bit of looking to do that. I haven't seen them cheaper anywhere else.
 
Try all-leatherman-tools-4-less.com. They have about the best price on all leatherman tools. I have bought a several tools from them and not one problem at all.:)
 
I got my Charge TTi from Amazon (1/12/08) for $94.00 shipped. Came in the collector's tin.
 
Although I am in the market for a Charge TTi, so far, there haven't been too many post holiday blowouts, fewer than last year or the year before when I found some good buys on other Leathermen. This is surprising to me because I expected weak sales then would lead to inventory dumping later, but not so far, at least with knives and multi-tools. This may change, of course, and I am not too impatient to wait for a deal, but there is a degree of uncertainty as to whether prices will go up or down.

How about it? Will rising costs drive prices higher, or will a bad market depress them?
 
I ordered mine from all-leatherman-tools-4-less.com, great site! I've order a few items before, and no problems.

But here's a little tip I thought someone might like. I found the absoulte lowest price on a Charge TTI on www.toolup.com. Now, the 4-less.com guys offer a 5% price match guarantee on all of their stuff (that is, 5% cheaper than any competitors'). I just emailed them about the toolup.com price (which was $91.99, minus tax & s/h), to see if they'd match it (plus 5%), and 4-less.com offered me a lower price of $87. I'm in california, so I have to pay CA tax, so it actually worked out a couple bucks more expensive than ordering from toolup.com, but I'll pay a few more buck for someone I've bought from before, you know. But for anyone not in CA, I think this method would probably be your cheapest bet.

I've also heard great things about toolup.com, so nothing against them, and they still offer a great price, and cheaper shipping!
 
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