CORETECH waives payroll deduct fee

Save big through 2022 at CORETECH
It’s the best time of the year to buy new gear at CORETECH! We’re offering multiple deals on MacBook, iPad, and more through the rest of 2022. Special offerings include:

  • Waived payroll deduct fee
  • Save up to $200 on MacBook, iPad, and more
  • Get an additional $25 off the education price
  • Grab a free WSU tote bag with an eligible purchase

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