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Polar Upgrade Program

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  1. Hi,
    Has anyone ever used the Polar Upgrade Program? A couple of years ago,
    I traded up from an M52 to an S410. The cost at the time was $160.99.
    I am now interested in the 625x with pace and distance capability.
    Polar is asking $258.99(S&H included)for the upgrade. My S410 has a
    cracked, and now missing, stop button, and would need repair anyway.
    Polar stated that the condition of the traded-in model does not
    matter. Doing a quick Froogle search, the lowest price for the 625x
    seems to be $315. Any comments?
    Neal

  2. Well if you're gonna get it anyway, then go ahead and trade it in since it's
    cheaper and your current one is messed up anyway. I wouldn't buy it for
    full price.

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi,
    Has anyone ever used the Polar Upgrade Program? A couple of years ago,
    I traded up from an M52 to an S410. The cost at the time was $160.99.
    I am now interested in the 625x with pace and distance capability.
    Polar is asking $258.99(S&H included)for the upgrade. My S410 has a
    cracked, and now missing, stop button, and would need repair anyway.
    Polar stated that the condition of the traded-in model does not
    matter. Doing a quick Froogle search, the lowest price for the 625x
    seems to be $315. Any comments?
    Neal

  3. N_A_J said:

    Hi,
    Has anyone ever used the Polar Upgrade Program? A couple of years ago,
    I traded up from an M52 to an S410. The cost at the time was $160.99.
    I am now interested in the 625x with pace and distance capability.
    Polar is asking $258.99(S&H included)for the upgrade. My S410 has a
    cracked, and now missing, stop button, and would need repair anyway.
    Polar stated that the condition of the traded-in model does not
    matter. Doing a quick Froogle search, the lowest price for the 625x
    seems to be $315. Any comments?
    Neal

    I just traded in my old S410 to SarkProducts, where I bought it, for
    about $65 to upgrade to the S625x. Their regular price is $319 + s+h, I
    think. My 410 was in good condition except for needing a new battery
    (totally dead). It was an easy solution for me.

    Dot

    --
    "So many people get stuck in the routine of life that their dreams waste
    away. This is about living the dream." - Cave Dog

  4. N_A_J said:

    Hi,
    Has anyone ever used the Polar Upgrade Program? A couple of years ago,
    I traded up from an M52 to an S410. The cost at the time was $160.99.
    I am now interested in the 625x with pace and distance capability.
    Polar is asking $258.99(S&H included)for the upgrade. My S410 has a
    cracked, and now missing, stop button, and would need repair anyway.
    Polar stated that the condition of the traded-in model does not
    matter. Doing a quick Froogle search, the lowest price for the 625x
    seems to be $315. Any comments?
    Neal

    I just traded in my old S410 to SarkProducts, where I bought it, for
    about $65 to upgrade to the S625x. Their regular price is $319 + s+h, I
    think. My 410 was in good condition except for needing a new battery
    (totally dead). It was an easy solution for me.

    Dot

    --
    "So many people get stuck in the routine of life that their dreams waste
    away. This is about living the dream." - Cave Dog

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