reminbi2000 said: Thanks OP for the advance info! What a relief after a dismal AD this week! -771958 Casio KL-60L Labeler $19.99 - $12EZR = $7.99 limit 10 online and store. You call a relieve? RED.
scientistthe
New Member
posted: May. 25, 2009 @ 5:53a
Butcherboy- thanks for the post. I clicked "link" but I only see the add for this week, don't see the add for 5/31. Also, where I can I find the coupon you mentioned?
I don't know how to give you green, otherwise you would be getting green from me.
scientistthe said: Butcherboy- thanks for the post. I clicked "link" but I only see the add for this week, don't see the add for 5/31. Also, where I can I find the coupon you mentioned?
I don't know how to give you green, otherwise you would be getting green from me.
814186 HP paper $7.19 - $5.29EZR = $2.00 limit 2 and in store only 756425 Omnitech mp3 $24.99 - $15EZR = $9.99 limit 10, in store only and prepaid card 512676 Targus Wireless Notebook Mouse $9.99 769401 QuickBooks SimpleStart 2009 $89.99 - $89.99EZR = Free limit 1, online and store 735373 Manager's Chair $39.99 771958 Casio KL-60L Labeler $19.99 - $12EZR = $7.99 limit 10 online and store.
Please remember the 20off 50/75 coupon and save more.
Thanks hengzhong
thanks butcherboy,
the QuickBooks should be a new rebate offer # ( anyone know if this correct?)...did this rebate about 2 months ago. Good way to use an ink rewards check which should be coming again pretty soon.
ANightShopper said: 771958 Casio KL-60L Labeler $19.99 - $12EZR = $7.99 limit 10 online and store. You call a relieve? RED.
The FAR label maker deal is dead, so it can't be compared to what is available next week. If you don't want it, don't buy it. But certainly don't give the OP a red for the effort of posting it. That only discourages the OP from sharing good deals in the future.
MISTERCHEAP said: scientistthe said: Butcherboy- thanks for the post. I clicked "link" but I only see the add for this week, don't see the add for 5/31. Also, where I can I find the coupon you mentioned?
I don't know how to give you green, otherwise you would be getting green from me.
Dear Noob,
Welcome to FW, Please read the FAQ's on Fat Wallet so you can learn the ropes. RULE #1--asking inane questions that are already answered if you take the time to read is a great way to get red.
Really? Where in the initial post is his "inane" question answered? Where does it say where the coupon can be found? Being an ass to noobs is a way to get red also.
ElephantNest said: MISTERCHEAP said: scientistthe said: Butcherboy- thanks for the post. I clicked "link" but I only see the add for this week, don't see the add for 5/31. Also, where I can I find the coupon you mentioned?
I don't know how to give you green, otherwise you would be getting green from me.
Dear Noob,
Welcome to FW, Please read the FAQ's on Fat Wallet so you can learn the ropes. RULE #1--asking inane questions that are already answered if you take the time to read is a great way to get red.
Really? Where in the initial post is his "inane" question answered? Where does it say where the coupon can be found? Being an ass to noobs is a way to get red also.
he said he didn't know how to give someone green. that is clearly addressed in the basic FW info. that's what I was referring to.
scientistthe said: Butcherboy- thanks for the post. I clicked "link" but I only see the add for this week, don't see the add for 5/31. Also, where I can I find the coupon you mentioned?
I don't know how to give you green, otherwise you would be getting green from me.
While you should read the Fatwallet FAQ, and that question is answered in there, I found it hard to find at first, when I was new. It's next to "HOT DEALS" right above the thread (not in the top gray bar).
And to give green, press the green plus sign to the right of his post (at the top of his box). It is, by default, yellow for you- if you move it to the red "-" sign, it gives him red
QB SimpleStart is being provided free to small businesses. So, if you plan on using this software you might be better off w/ the free download here rather than tying up $$ in rebate. However, for those w/coupons to use this is a great filler to reach the $75 or $100 minimum purchase requirement. Thanks OP.
my4mainecoons said: QB SimpleStart is being provided free to small businesses. So, if you plan on using this software you might be better off w/ the free download here rather than tying up $$ in rebate. However, for those w/coupons to use this is a great filler to reach the $75 or $100 minimum purchase requirement. Thanks OP.
They are not quite the same. The free edition can only have 20 contacts, where as the simple start free after rebate can have 10k+
FYI heads up: In April Inuit started adding in a one rebate per product per year clause in their rebate terms for many Intuit products including this QuickBooks SimpleStart 2009. According to the Staples rebate center (AKA Parago) this new limitation ALSO applies to those Intuit rebates submitted through their Staples SER front-end so beware if you have already done a Intuit QB SimpleStart 2009 recently. There have been MANY FAR deals for that Intuit product recently (ie Frys. Microcenter, Office Depot, etc...). For example, Office Depot had it FAR last week so if you got that one you can't get this one even though it is throguh Staples and a SER. Here is the Intuit rebate for that OD deal showing the new Intuit Limit 1 per year/per address/per year rebate restriction. It will be interesting to see if Staples updates their SER version next week with these new terms.
Also don't forget if you are a Staples EasyTech customer, May's exclusice EasyTech Staples customer coupon email includes a coupon for a free QB Simpletart 2009 from Staples.com. No rebate involved.
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
OD RebatecnIsfg said: FYI heads up: In April Inuit started adding in a one rebate per product per year clause in their rebate terms for many Intuit products including this QuickBooks SimpleStart 2009. According to the Staples rebate center (AKA Parago) this new limitation ALSO applies to those Intuit rebates submitted through their Staples SER front-end so beware if you have already done a Intuit QB SimpleStart 2009 recently. There have been MANY FAR deals for that Intuit product recently (ie Frys. Microcenter, Office Depot, etc...). For example, Office Depot had it FAR last week so if you got that one you can't get this one even though it is throguh Staples and a SER. is the Intuit rebate for that OD deal showing the new Intuit Limit 1 per year/per address/per year rebate restriction. It will be interesting to see if Staples updates their SER version next week with these new terms.
Also don't forget if you are a Staples EasyTech customer, May's exclusice EasyTech Staples customer coupon email includes a coupon for a free QB Simpletart 2009 from Staples.com. No rebate involved.
Thanks for the headsup! I will be reading the rebate terms for the offer # this Sunday closely!
Here is the link for the Office Depot Simple Start $80 Rebate Form last week.
Limit one rebate per person, company or address per year.
woodsley
Senior Member
posted: May. 25, 2009 @ 1:34p
This term has been in their rebate forms offered at Frys since March. I submitted my rebate anyways and I already got the check. It makes no sense with "one per year" when offer number is different. I am not surprised to see that term in the rebate form offered for OD last week since they just simpy used the same rebate form except changing offer date, purchase place etc.
Limit one rebate per person, company or address per year.
Don't mean to tread hijack but I got a quick question about Staples. Back on 4/14/09 I recycled 3 ink cartridges and I am suppose to get $12 credit. Well it's been months since I've done this and they use to hand out coupons. I went to mystaplerewards.com and I see it listed under my monthly summary.
Any idea how long it takes to get the rewards? Will they email me or mail me a promo code? Will it be linked to my account? Their FAQs stink...all it says is "Your ink recycling reward will arrive each month".
I really want to get the managers chair that will be on sale that's the only reason why I am asking in this tread.
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
BTW are 25 off 75 coupons dead? I haven't seen any on ejunkie lately. I guess after the so called hack attack claimed by Staples on May 1st, they are not issuing them anymore. Correct me if I am wrong!
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
BTW are 25 off 75 coupons dead? I haven't seen any on ejunkie lately. I guess after the so called hack attack claimed by Staples on May 1st, they are not issuing them anymore. Correct me if I am wrong!
I buy direct from an eBay seller, plenty still around.
nicemann said: Don't mean to tread hijack but I got a quick question about Staples. Back on 4/14/09 I recycled 3 ink cartridges and I am suppose to get $12 credit. Well it's been months since I've done this and they use to hand out coupons. I went to mystaplerewards.com and I see it listed under my monthly summary.
Any idea how long it takes to get the rewards? Will they email me or mail me a promo code? Will it be linked to my account? Their FAQs stink...all it says is "Your ink recycling reward will arrive each month".
I really want to get the managers chair that will be on sale that's the only reason why I am asking in this tread.
Thank you!
Some get the rewards monthly,(I do) and as I recall other are for 60 or 90 days.
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
Fun, maybe... For me, $210k in buys and 49k in dollar off coupons and $2700+ in ink rewards. All in 2008
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
Fun, maybe... For me, $210k in buys and 49k in dollar off coupons and $2700+ in ink rewards. All in 2008
H O L Y S M O K E S !!!!
All that I did was try to recycle 20 ink cartridges this month (I am a premier member, and first time in 2009) and I haven't seen them credit my account yet !
And for folks like you, they should have a different premier category ! Something like GRANDDADDY PREMIUM !!! Many of us over here with premier category are nowhere close to that number !
woodsley said: It makes no sense with "one per year" when offer number is different. It is to prevent people to claim multiple rebates using different addresses.
I saw your yearly rewards pic and I have to say its impressive, however......... I got ya beat. I could go into detail, but that would be too much of an awsome display of coupon power. You do have me beat on the inks tho, I stopped going there when they stoped the $3.00 coups.Am I missing on some fun ?
BTW are 25 off 75 coupons dead? I haven't seen any on ejunkie lately. I guess after the so called hack attack claimed by Staples on May 1st, they are not issuing them anymore. Correct me if I am wrong!
I would like to know what's going on as well! I've seen 25/75 lately, but after those were gone, there were no more offers on those. All I see are 20/50s which are the most common.
thx said: ANightShopper said: 771958 Casio KL-60L Labeler $19.99 - $12EZR = $7.99 limit 10 online and store. You call a relieve? RED.
If you don't want it, don't buy it. But certainly don't give the OP a red for the effort of posting it. That only discourages the OP from sharing good deals in the future.
Yours is an excellent point that bears repeating: "That only discourages the OP from sharing good deals in the future."
Didn't hear about Stap1es hack attack either. This must be the reason why they started implementing new coupon policies and the image verification system, similar to De11 Outlet.
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GiantMicrobes
Member
posted: May. 25, 2009 @ 5:00p
I thought this coupon policy was implicated a long time ago...
woodsley said: This term has been in their rebate forms offered at Frys since March. I submitted my rebate anyways and I already got the check. It makes no sense with "one per year" when offer number is different. I am not surprised to see that term in the rebate form offered for OD last week since they just simpy used the same rebate form except changing offer date, purchase place etc.
Limit one rebate per person, company or address per year.
but if the offer number IS DIFFERENT, than it's ONE PER YEAR for that offer number. doesn't say limit one per year per product!
HTN said: Didn't hear about Stap1es hack attack either. This must be the reason why they started implementing new coupon policies and the image verification system, similar to De11 Outlet.
There was no hack attack that is why you never heard about one. Staples corporate implemented the Captcha coupon entry system on Staples.com to slow-down/prevent automated scripting from those like the e-Junie sellers. The scripting got to the point scripting was frequently bringing the Staples.com/Staples.ca sites to a crawl with their automated coupon "guessing" programs. You didn't really think the e-junkie sellers were getting all those coupons from emails did you? Staples is also phasing out generic $$ off email based coupons in favor of product specific coupon promotions base don a customer’s prior spending habits (ala Amazon.com). Staples just implemented a new coupon random coupon checksum generator program this month. Their older system used a seeded sequential coupon generator which generated coupons that were not stored and verified to be generated by a legitimate promotion . This will certainly makes coupon generators MUCH harder to write. These new Staples.com 16 digit coupon formats with "true" random sequences and Staples account checksums (well as true as random generators can be) use dashes between every 4 digits and unlike the older 16/5 digit Staples.com coupons these will not work at Staples in-store kiosks. For example, here is free Staples.com one time use coupon in the new Staples.com coupon format for someone who wants to use it:
$20 of any APC UPS $100 or more enter coupon code 4857-0950-1116-5384 exp 6/12 Here’s how to redeem: Order by phone at 1-866-321-8128 or online at Staples.com/easytech. When ordering, mention or enter the item number and corresponding coupon code shown above.
GiantMicrobes
Member
posted: May. 25, 2009 @ 7:12p
cnIsfg said: HTN said: Didn't hear about Stap1es hack attack either. This must be the reason why they started implementing new coupon policies and the image verification system, similar to De11 Outlet.
There was no hack attack that is why you never heard about one. Staples corporate implemented the Captcha coupon entry system on Staples.com to slow-down/prevent automated scripting from those like the e-Junie sellers. The scripting got to the point scripting was frequently bringing the Staples.com/Staples.ca sites to a crawl with their automated coupon "guessing" programs. You didn't really think the e-junkie sellers were getting all those coupons from emails did you? Staples is also phasing out generic $$ off email based coupons in favor of product specific coupon promotions base don a customer’s prior spending habits (ala Amazon.com). Staples just implemented a new coupon random coupon checksum generator program this month. Their older system used a seeded sequential coupon generator which generated coupons that were not stored and verified to be generated by a legitimate promotion . This will certainly makes coupon generators MUCH harder to write. These new Staples.com 16 digit coupon formats with "true" random sequences and Staples account checksums (well as true as random generators can be) use dashes between every 4 digits and unlike the older 16/5 digit Staples.com coupons these will not work at Staples in-store kiosks. For example, here is free Staples.com one time use coupon in the new Staples.com coupon format for someone who wants to use it:
$20 of any APC UPS $100 or more enter coupon code 4857-0950-1116-5384 exp 6/12 Here’s how to redeem: Order by phone at 1-866-321-8128 or online at Staples.com/easytech. When ordering, mention or enter the item number and corresponding coupon code shown above.
Are you saying that there are no more 25/75 coupons?
GiantMicrobes said: Are you saying that there are no more 25/75 coupons?
From what source? e-Junkie? It depends on how clever they are at figuring out Staples new coupons. LOL!, one thing is for certain: they will be more expensive!
rlee
Member
posted: May. 25, 2009 @ 9:06p
sweet my chair just broke, might pick up that manager's chair
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