The headline for the Staples flyer for the 2nd week of November is there is certainly no big "printer recycle month" as has happened at Staples in past Novembers... No trade in any printer and receive $50 off ANY printer $159+ or whatever.
The best deals...
Nov 8 - 14: $100 off instantly when you buy any furniture item over $300
Canon A1100 camera reg $149 is $79.99 shipped (+tax) after $50 gift card
(Buying ANY camera with a REGULAR $149.00+ price produces a $50 gift card. The Canon A1100 offes the biggest % discount. No qty limit is stated)
Treasury said: Nice work. Where did you get this info?I'm wondering that too. Two weeks in advance. Nice work OP! Green for you. This ad looks better than next week's (11/1). Good to see $50 camera GC deal is back.
thechakra
Cranky Member
posted: Oct. 31, 2009 @ 4:01p
Treasury said: Nice work. Where did you get this info? mafia
Is it a Staples GC? What's the value of that? The camera's $79 + $50 = 129. If it's a full $50 instant money card ... What's the catch? Why can't I just buy one, and use the GC to buy a second, and return the first along with the gc from the second purchase?
TowHead said: Is it a Staples GC? What's the value of that? The camera's $79 + $50 = 129. If it's a full $50 instant money card ... What's the catch? Why can't I just buy one, and use the GC to buy a second, and return the first along with the gc from the second purchase?The $50 GC is a Staples Easy Rebate, so it will take ~8 weeks to get it, and if you return the camera within the return period, it will invalidate the rebate.
Very nice, thanks for the heads-up. I have $75 in ink certs to use, and after coupon, the camera will be better than free, counting the $50 GC as cashmoney.
High Style, Great Features, Amazing Value. There's nothing more satisfying than taking great pictures! And with the Canon PowerShot A1100 IS it's so effortless. The 12.1-megapixel resolution and 4x optical zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer ensure radiant, detailed images. Plus, you've got an advanced DIGIC 4 Image Processor with evolved Face Detection Technology and the Face Detection Self-timer for extraordinary control and performance. Smart AUTO lets you handle challenging conditions with ease.
•12.1 megapixels, ideal for prints up to 13" x 19" •4x optical/4x digital zoom •2.5" LCD display •Optical Image Stabilizer Technology automatically detects and corrects camera shake •DIGIC 4 Image Processor delivers evolved Face Detection Technology that keeps every face in every photo looking its very best •A Face Detection Self-timer automatically detects an increase in the number of faces and makes the appropriate adjustments •Red-eye Correction provides three options for removing red-eye from subjects in flash pictures •ISO 1600 setting that reduces the effects of camera shake and sharpens subjects in low-light situations, giving you greater shooting flexibility •Smart AUTO intelligently selects the proper settings for the camera based on 18 predefined shooting situations •Uses 2 AA-size batteries for convenience anywhere you go (included)
Treasury said: Nice work. Where did you get this info?
From the flyer. I updated the top post to include an image of some of the interesting sections.
Enjoy.
R.I.P.
What is R.I.P.?
"David Nobbs' energetic satire of modern life features the incomparable Leonard Rossiter as middle-aged, middle-class, middle-manager Reginald Iolanthe Perrin, who is disillusioned after a long career at Sunshine Desserts and longs for a life that is just out of reach. Despite his best (and most bizarre) efforts to break free from the insipid conformity that he sees all around him, he never quite succeeds. Perrin is surrounded by one of the finest and funniest ensembles in the history of British comedy - you'll find most of your friends, family and enemies represented here. As Reggie's fatuous boss (a character that anticipated the Dilbert comic strip by about 20 years) would put it, "I didn't get where I am today without appreciating one of the finest British sitcoms ever."
"David Nobbs' energetic satire of modern life features the incomparable Leonard Rossiter as middle-aged, middle-class, middle-manager Reginald Iolanthe Perrin, who is disillusioned after a long career at Sunshine Desserts and longs for a life that is just out of reach. Despite his best (and most bizarre) efforts to break free from the insipid conformity that he sees all around him, he never quite succeeds. Perrin is surrounded by one of the finest and funniest ensembles in the history of British comedy - you'll find most of your friends, family and enemies represented here. As Reggie's fatuous boss (a character that anticipated the Dilbert comic strip by about 20 years) would put it, "I didn't get where I am today without appreciating one of the finest British sitcoms ever."In case some of you are wondering, the show's name is "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin". Comes in a 4-DVD set. Usual price ~$60, on-sale at Target right now for only $37.49.
In addition, there is a $20 loyalty rebate for this camera, provided you already have a qualifying canon model and you have registered that camera before October 12. Details are here: Rebate form
dks123 said: In addition, there is a $20 loyalty rebate for this camera, provided you already have a qualifying canon model and you have registered that camera before October 12. Details are here: Rebate form
PS: added to QS also. from October 12, 2009 through December 31, 2009.
ShakuniMama said: dks123 said: In addition, there is a $20 loyalty rebate for this camera, provided you already have a qualifying canon model and you have registered that camera before October 12. Details are here: Rebate form
PS: added to QS also. from October 12, 2009 through December 31, 2009.
ShakuniMama,
What I meant was the previous canon camera (other than 1100) should have been purchased and registered before Oct 12. Once you qualify on that requirement, you can buy A1100 from Oct 12 to Dec 21 2009 and qualify for $20 rebate. If you don't own a prior Canon camera and even if you own you have not registered it (like me) then you do not qualify for the $20 rebate.
What I meant was the previous canon camera (other than 1100) should have been purchased and registered before Oct 12. Once you qualify on that requirement, you can buy A1100 from Oct 12 to Dec 21 2009 and qualify for $20 rebate. If you don't own a prior Canon camera and even if you own you have not registered it (like me) then you do not qualify for the $20 rebate. Thanks. I get it now.
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Senior Member
posted: Nov. 5, 2009 @ 7:57p
Oh wow.. that was funny. Two others had run the same topic and both got closed down and the ironic part was that one of the re-posters was scolding the other re-poster about doing a search first before they do a topic when he didn't even realize his own topic was a repost. Gotta love it. LOL
Anyway, back on topic.. These will make great stocking stuffers, albeit slightly expensive, but people will think you spent twice as much(or thrice as much even).
Interesting. I just bought a Canon A1100IS at BestBuy tonight for the full $149.99 price. (I know, I know. Not very FW-esque. But I had $175 in BB giftcards to spend.)
VirtuaL said: Interesting. I just bought a Canon A1100IS at BestBuy tonight for the full $149.99 price. (I know, I know. Not very FW-esque. But I had $175 in BB giftcards to spend.)
Hmm, I guess I could PM, no? Best Buy PM is hit-and-miss, especially since this deal is based on a $50 gift card. You should be able to PM to the $129, but the $79 will be YMMV.
wutsdadealio said: The mod closed http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/965202/ to direct it to this thread? The other one was much better written and actually had SD780 in the title. FW is losing it...
Yeah, I just could never understand the logic of Mods......sometime they will not lock an exact repost and sometimes they will let people have as many reposts. I don't argue as I have a life!
Thanks for the deal. Been looking for a camera and this fit the bill. I just bought the A1100 this week from Staples.com, since I had a $25 off $75 coupon expiring today. It's been a while since I've done a return/rebuy with a rebate involved. Can I do this on the phone with Staples.com or must I go to a B&M with product in hand?
Also, how does this camera compare to the SD780IS?
dks123 said: In addition, there is a $20 loyalty rebate for this camera, provided you already have a qualifying canon model and you have registered that camera before October 12. Details are here: Rebate form
PS: added to QS also.
I dont remeber if I have registered one of my old cameras with Canon. any way to know if we have registered?
chashy said: dks123 said: In addition, there is a $20 loyalty rebate for this camera, provided you already have a qualifying canon model and you have registered that camera before October 12. Details are here: Rebate form
PS: added to QS also.
I dont remeber if I have registered one of my old cameras with Canon. any way to know if we have registered?
Search you emails "Canon USA" or "Thanks for Registering at Canon USA"
Does registering for a Rebate at Canon qualifies for this Rebate?
Raivyn said: I'm still not getting OP's math on the A1100....
If the price of the camera is $149.99 - $50 GC = $99.99.
But OP says its $79 after GC....so are you supposed to use your $20 Canon loyalty rebate (which you DON'T get if you didn't register before 10/12)? The original price on the camera is $149.99. It's on sale for $129.99. It still qualifies for the $50 gift card.
the Staples basic shredder is listed online as "low stock clearance item" when you search for store availability. what do you guys think about the inventory they actually have on these at Staples?
I didn't see the camera on sale in that flyer or online for $129.99. So does it go on sale tomorrow? Sorry for the questions, I want to get this for my dad.
Raivyn said: I didn't see the camera on sale in that flyer or online for $129.99. So does it go on sale tomorrow? Sorry for the questions, I want to get this for my dad.
pavi123 said: qwepoi said: I didn't registered my old camera. But I send the rebate anyway, and I received $20 check from Canon today. So everyone should try it.Anyone sent this rebate without buying old camera? We would need to write old camera serial number on the rebate form.Don't you think this is wrong? The rebate is meant for past Canon owners. If you aren't one, you do not qualify.
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