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Kogan imposes Internet Explorer 7 Tax on users for costs to make his site work properly on this beast

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New Internet Explorer 7 Tax :)Posted on 13 Jun 2012 .TweetToday at Kogan we've implemented the world's first "Internet Explorer 7 Tax". The new 6.8% tax comes into effect today on all products purchased from Kogan.com by anyone still insistent on using the antique browser.But don't worry, unlike other taxes, we're making it easy to get around this one with a simple upgrade away from IE7 :).

Click on the link below to read more!

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DealFox to undercut Kogan - Shopping

DealFox — a bargain site with a similar modus operandi to Catch of the Day — is going cheaper than even Kogan with Kogan TVs.

(Credit: CBSi)

Commencing at 12.00pm on 5 June, DealFox will be selling Kogan television sets with a standard warranty at a heavily discounted rate for 24 hours — or until stock runs out.

The Kogan 42" full HD LED TV with PVR, with a recommended retail price of AU$469 (currently at a pre-stock price of AU$407.50 at the time of writing) is being offered by DealFox for just AU$299 — and DealFox's manager Simone Busch assuredCNET Australia that the TVs are in stock and ready for shipping

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'Whistleblowing website' launched for retail sector

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Australian Internet entrepreneur Ruslan Kogan's latest publicity stunt is a take-off of Wikileaks - for people who feel aggrieved by retail experiences. TradeLeaks.com, is described as "a whistleblowing website that will make retail and trade open and transparent," says Kogan in a statement first thought was an out of season April Fool's joke."TradeLeaks is here to fix the bullshit in trade and commerce around the world," Kogan proclaimed.

'Whistleblowing website' launched for retail sector > Inside Retailing > Articles page

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Ruslan Kogan hits back at Gerry Harvey with satirical advertisement | Anthill Magazine

There is something endearingly cheeky about Ruslan Kogan, the founder of online retail upstart Kogan Technologies.In June, we shared Kogan Technology’s very funny satirical advertisement for Minister Conroy’s ’spams and scams’ internet filter. This was not the first time we caught a glimpse of the young entrepreneur’s sense of humour. In March 2009, his company introduced Australian consumers to the chuckle-prompting KEVIN 37 Plasma Television set for $900.

Ruslan Kogan hits back at Gerry Harvey with satirical advertisement | Anthill Magazine

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