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I gave it red because it's Sears. Make sure you read the fine print on their sales. Last time it seemed that a very good appliance sale that would stack, but they had fine print that ended it before the friends and family began.
yourlefthand said:I gave it red because it's Sears. Make sure you read the fine print on their sales. Last time it seemed that a very good appliance sale that would stack, but they had fine print that ended it before the friends and family began.
not a reason to red a deal. just because you have an issue w/the merchant doesn't mean it gets a red. since you are so red happy, I'm happy to give you red too!
edit: apparently you DID NOT read the fine print and now take it out on Sears because YOU thought you were entitled to something which you weren't. Obviously you're a sore loser because it was CLEARLY LISTED IN THE FINE PRINT about the sale rules to start with and now you trash them for your error.
Message edited by: MISTERCHEAP on 2009-10-21 17:38:49 CDT
yourlefthand said:I gave it red because it's Sears. Make sure you read the fine print on their sales. Last time it seemed that a very good appliance sale that would stack, but they had fine print that ended it before the friends and family began.So you're unhappy because they wouldn't let you combine a deal in a way that they obviously did not want you to?
BTW this F&F sale is actually better than the ones they've been running recently because it offers the Black Friday sales (except for early morning doorbusters).
25% off Lands End, which is nice.
Message edited by: billrubin on 2009-10-21 17:37:56 CDT
MISTERCHEAP said:not a reason to red a deal. just because you have an issue w/the merchant doesn't mean it gets a red.Everyone does it with Buy.com, so why not Sears?
billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:not a reason to red a deal. just because you have an issue w/the merchant doesn't mean it gets a red.Everyone does it with Buy.com, so why not Sears?
because in this case he's taking out HIS error on Sears and the OP. you can't get angry at Sears if the rules are listed and you think you're entitled to a discount you are not. I think the Buy.com reds are for a much more widespread dissatisfaction with some of their tactics that may be justified if you're trying to alert people about a questionable merchant.
there was a time on FW that EVERY TigerDirect post got red.....people despised them for non-paid rebates, bait/switch, etc. so there it wasn't a consumer issue but a merchant issue once again to respond to you Bill.
MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:not a reason to red a deal. just because you have an issue w/the merchant doesn't mean it gets a red.Everyone does it with Buy.com, so why not Sears?
because in this case he's taking out HIS error on Sears and the OP. you can't get angry at Sears if the rules are listed and you think you're entitled to a discount you are not. I think the Buy.com reds are for a much more widespread dissatisfaction with some of their tactics that may be justified if you're trying to alert people about a questionable merchant.
there was a time on FW that EVERY TigerDirect post got red.....people despised them for non-paid rebates, bait/switch, etc. so there it wasn't a consumer issue but a merchant issue once again to respond to you Bill.
They advertised a 2 day appliance sale in the same block where they were advertising a 3 day sale. They pushed for people to wait for the 'friends and family' sale when many appliance prices where actually higher during that sale.
I'm sorry that pointing out potential negatives of your deal is not acceptable to you. I simply meant to point potential issues out to other members so that they would not repeat my mistakes.
yourlefthand said:MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:not a reason to red a deal. just because you have an issue w/the merchant doesn't mean it gets a red.Everyone does it with Buy.com, so why not Sears?
because in this case he's taking out HIS error on Sears and the OP. you can't get angry at Sears if the rules are listed and you think you're entitled to a discount you are not. I think the Buy.com reds are for a much more widespread dissatisfaction with some of their tactics that may be justified if you're trying to alert people about a questionable merchant.
there was a time on FW that EVERY TigerDirect post got red.....people despised them for non-paid rebates, bait/switch, etc. so there it wasn't a consumer issue but a merchant issue once again to respond to you Bill.
They advertised a 2 day appliance sale in the same block where they were advertising a 3 day sale. They pushed for people to wait for the 'friends and family' sale when many appliance prices where actually higher during that sale.
I'm sorry that pointing out potential negatives of your deal is not acceptable to you. I simply meant to point potential issues out to other members so that they would not repeat my mistakes.
I appreciate your follow up, read some of the posts in that thread and understand the frustrations. It may be best to order online than in store it seems for large ticket items from some of the comments.
thanks for posting this...I was wondering when the next one would be. Any idea if they're still doing or will do the additional 10% off for using a Sears card?
DonIsHere said:Hoping they have another TV deal like the Panasonic 50" 1080p plasma for $768 during the last F and F.
I'm glad you got that. I tried it at my Sears and was Denied! "Sorry we don't stack the 5% F&F 10% panasonic AND the 10% for using your Sears card" so I can feel yourlefthand's pain.
Don or anyone who got the Panasonic TC-P50S1 for $768 the last time please post or PM me your receipt so I have something to fight the register tards next time at Sears.
Message edited by: RHCCapri on 2009-10-22 02:51:54 CDT
They've got a very impressive list of exclusions in the fine print. Impressive that they even excluded DVD players. That must be new since I recall buying one last year during this sale (which I ended up returning, anyway).
Here's the list:
10%, 15% and 25% savings off regular, sale and clearance prices apply to merchandise only. May not be used to reduce a layaway or credit balance. Not valid on Special Purchases, everyday great price items, Price Drop items, Introductory Offers, LandsEnd.com, Lands’ End® merchandise on Sears.com, Excelled Leather, Celestial Star™ diamonds, Personalized Jewelry/Watches, Licensed Watches, custom jewelry, items powered by Shoebuy.com, Wittnauer, Steinhausen, EMC Outerwear, Sealy® Union LTD and Sertapedic® Oak Park mattresses, TVs under 40”, digital cameras, GPS, DVD players, computers, DVD movies, video games, video game systems, CDs, iPod®, converter boxes, Airtime Cards, baby gear and nursery furniture, fitness accessories, Electrolux, Electrolux Icon, Weber®, J.A. Henckels®, cooking accessories, fans, water heaters, air cleaners, dehumidifiers, air conditioners, floor care, sewing machines, countertop microwaves, Pharmacy, beer, wine, Sears licensed businesses, Sears licensed partners and web sites, Digital Services, “Sears Presents” web sites, catalog orders, Gift Cards, money orders and wire transfers. Associate discount may not be used in conjunction with 25% off Lands’ End® merchandise offer. Not valid on commercial orders or with any other coupons or previous purchases. In the event of a return, savings may be deducted from refund.
Message edited by: billrubin on 2009-10-25 22:43:01 CDT
Not a Great Deal...looks like most Electronics excluded
TVs under 40”, digital cameras, GPS, DVD players, computers, DVD movies, video games, video game systems, CDs, iPod®, converter boxes, Electrolux, Electrolux , fans, water heaters, air cleaners, dehumidifiers, air conditioners, sewing machines, countertop microwaves.
watchtower7 said:DonIsHere said:Hoping they have another TV deal like the Panasonic 50" 1080p plasma for $768 during the last F and F.
I bought the 50", cancelled, reordered, and got paid Cash Back twice (2x$152) tu Bing!
You too? I ordered a LCD, then changed my mind and got the plasma. I had to call and cancel the LCD 'cause I didn't log in when I bought it, then the store called me to say that they didn't really have the plasma in stock so they canceled that, too, and I reordered from a different store. I got all three BCB credits. I figured it was the goofy circumstances that caused the error...not that I'm complaining.
I got the TC-P50S1 for $768 during the last F&F. It was 5% F&F 10% for panasonic over 42" and 10% for using Sears card. At first they were like no you can't do 10% for Sears card, but then the guy checked on the computer and turns out you could stack all 3. So don't take no for an answer if you go purchase this during f&f night.
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Not a Great Deal...looks like most Electronics excluded 
