Get organized. Start saving. It’s that easy. You’re used to getting the best prices for your company, but here’s a chance to save a little bit for yourself. Because you’re a great Contract Customer, we’re giving you 12% off your next in-store purchase at Staples from July 29 – August 4. That means you’ll be saving on all the binders, folders, notebooks and everything else your family needs to get organized for the school year ahead.
Just bring this card with you and see how Staples makes it totally easy to save when it’s time to get ready for back to school.
* Offer valid on in-store purchases only. Excludes personal computers, laptops, gift cards, phone cards and postage stamps. Call 1-800-333-3330 for the Staples® store nearest you.
Please present this invitation to the cashier/store manager before checkout to receive savings. Offer good in Staples U.S. stores for in-stock inventory only. Price matching on competitor products will not be permitted. For your personal purchases only, not part of your corporate contract. No cash/credit back. Valid July 29 – August 4, 2007 only. Cannot be used with any other offer. Cannot be used in conjunction with any Staples Rewardssm programs. Offer not valid on Staples.com®.
hugenut said: Now if we can just hope there are some new Staples doing their Grand Openings, for some additional saving codes. I’ve found it to be increasingly YMMV in combining the 12% with a dollars off coupon. It’s essentially a no go in the Chicago ‘burbs, at least. I managed to convince the mgr. in Spring ‘06 when I got my Acer monitor, but was flat out refused this past April. I always hope for the best, but I think the true gravy combo deals at Staplez are past.
yeah, they're being tough on PM's when they offer a rebate too. Got a webcam at one stapels w/a pm to beastbuy but the cashier took the rebate receipt,threw it away and tried to be slick about it. Like I care. At the next stapels, they just flat out refused to do a PM because their price after rebate was the same as beastbuy's out the door price.
The great deals of free AIO's and monitors by stacking coupons, pm's and rebates are over.
unclelobsterman
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 13, 2007 @ 4:49p
Not only that, but in some Staples stores the prick managers are known to ask for proof that you actually work for the corporation that is the "contract customer" mentioned on the form. So, for pre-emptive info gathering purposes, can people contribute the names of known Staples contract customers?
brownstem said: Not only that, but in some Staples stores the prick managers are known to ask for proof that you actually work for the corporation that is the "contract customer" mentioned on the form. So, for pre-emptive info gathering purposes, can people contribute the names of known Staples contract customers?
orangespot said: brownstem said: Not only that, but in some Staples stores the prick managers are known to ask for proof that you actually work for the corporation that is the "contract customer" mentioned on the form. So, for pre-emptive info gathering purposes, can people contribute the names of known Staples contract customers?
green for description of managers.
I'm not sure if he's saying that the managers ARE pricks, or if they're MANAGING pricks...
brownstem said: Not only that, but in some Staples stores the prick managers are known to ask for proof that you actually work for the corporation that is the "contract customer" mentioned on the form. So, for pre-emptive info gathering purposes, can people contribute the names of known Staples contract customers?
I haven't had it that bad, but I was asked once where it came from. Told the manager my company (gave the company name) sends them to us, and I don't know the details of it, but it is corporate stuff, so I wouldn't. They just give it to us as an employee benefit. I don't know if had easy way to check that name or not, but he took my word for it.
You can use one of your local state agencies... a majority of them use Staples as far as I am aware. Examples of agencies you can use: department of health, finance, etc... board of ed will also work, etc. I have never heard of anyone asking for proof.
range said: Thanks!!!!! NOW hope, that week would have some good deals...
Hmm.... let me see....
enter8
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 14, 2007 @ 1:26a
fwiffo said: brownstem said: Not only that, but in some Staples stores the prick managers are known to ask for proof that you actually work for the corporation that is the "contract customer" mentioned on the form. So, for pre-emptive info gathering purposes, can people contribute the names of known Staples contract customers?
I haven't had it that bad, but I was asked once where it came from. Told the manager my company (gave the company name) sends them to us, and I don't know the details of it, but it is corporate stuff, so I wouldn't. They just give it to us as an employee benefit. I don't know if had easy way to check that name or not, but he took my word for it.
Just one kind-of dumb question, do I need to print it on a card since it says "just bring this card with you and ...."? Did anyone succeed in using plain white paper printout? Thanks.
Just one kind-of dumb question, do I need to print it on a card since it says "just bring this card with you and ...."? Did anyone succeed in using plain white paper printout? Thanks.You don't need to print it on a card. I have always used regular plain white paper and it has been accepted gladly.
SoBe said: I tried to download this coupon by the direct link many times but only got a blank screen. Is it working for anyone else? Please let me know. Thanks.You may need to upgrade your version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
birdie800 said: How often do these 12% coupons come around these days? I missed out on using this time because I waited too long. Need to get some HP ink, so I may wait around for it come again if the coupon will come around again soon.
Roughly 5 times per year. I think next will be after BACK TO SCHOOL and last will be in December. Anyone have a better guess?
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