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Offer expires 3/6/10. Valid only by phone at 1-800-333-3330 or online at Staples.com. Limit one per customer, nontransferable. Minimum purchase requirement of $100 must be met with purchases to which no other coupon or instant savings offer applies. May not be combined with any other coupon. No cash/credit back. Not valid on any desktop or laptop computers, netbooks, custom printing orders placed online, services, promotional products, Bose products, Apple products, gift cards, Staples Industrial purchases, prior purchases or any purchases on other provider Web sites. Tax and shipping not included in calculating minimum purchase.


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says valid by phone, online, and instore


imteddy said: says valid by phone, online, and instore


fine print contradicts the B&M use, but you are correct, wording is confusing.


In-Store Redemption

1. Print the coupon on this page.
2. Bring it to a Staples store.
3. Present the printed coupon to the Staples associate at the checkout counter.

Phone Redemption

1. Write down or print out the 5-digit coupon code (63412).
2. Place a phone order by calling 1-800-333-3330. Make sure your total order meets the minimum purchase requirement of the coupon offer.
3. Give the coupon code to the Staples Customer Service Representative handling your order.

Online Redemption

1. Add the coupon to your cart at any time. Simply click on the "Add/Edit" button and enter the 5-digit coupon code (63412).
2. When you've finished shopping, click the "Begin Secure Checkout" button from your cart. If you've met the minimum purchase requirement, the value of the coupon will appear on the "Review your order" page and will be subtracted from your total.


thanks for the code OP.

If you all order the February Cleaning & Breakroom Catalog, there is a similar coupon that I just used instore.

OP, did you get this from the easy button download?

For a couple of months, I was getting coupons from both snail mail and email on a regular basis, however they seem to have dried up. Looking for more coupons.....

Thanks


coupon code 63412 didn't stack with other.


parana said: coupon code 63412 didn't stack with other.

The T&Cs say it won't...


Confirmed working at Old Bridge, NJ on Rt. 9

Coupon has wrong bar code listed, when it scans, it scans for $10. Manager manually entered for the correct amount though.

Picked up 1Tb Seagate Internal hdd for 68 after 26 Staples rewards and 20 off. Listed in store at $109 they also had the external for the same price.


Soooooo....any hot deals @ Staples for $100?

FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.


ciscoopa said: Soooooo....any hot deals @ Staples for $100?

FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.

Except this one is multiple use. If you already used a $25/$75, you'll probably get the same first 5 digits - which are only good 1 per account.


Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -


SafetyDance said: ciscoopa said: FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.Except this one is multiple use. If you already used a $25/$75, you'll probably get the same first 5 digits - which are only good 1 per account.And this one is legit!


NoMoneyInMyWallet said: SafetyDance said: ciscoopa said: FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.Except this one is multiple use. If you already used a $25/$75, you'll probably get the same first 5 digits - which are only good 1 per account.And this one is legit!

And it can be used in store...


reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -
You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one. You can usually get 25 off 100 coupon for $0.75.


parana said: coupon code 63412 didn't stack with other.
They never did, silly.


Superstaronebay said: reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -
You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one. You can usually get 25 off 100 coupon for $0.75.

In store ones are $3.50 - more of a match to this one.


SafetyDance said: Superstaronebay said: reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -
You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one. You can usually get 25 off 100 coupon for $0.75.


In store ones are $3.50 - more of a match to this one.

It isn't very difficult to make the online coupon be used in the store, is it?


Superstaronebay said: SafetyDance said: Superstaronebay said: reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -
You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one. You can usually get 25 off 100 coupon for $0.75.


In store ones are $3.50 - more of a match to this one.

It isn't very difficult to make the online coupon be used in the store, is it?

Once they scan the code, can they see the terms on their screen?


SafetyDance said: NoMoneyInMyWallet said: SafetyDance said: ciscoopa said: FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.Except this one is multiple use. If you already used a $25/$75, you'll probably get the same first 5 digits - which are only good 1 per account.And this one is legit!

And it can be used in store...

This one is multiple-use BUT it's "Limit one per person" - So if you want to be legit, you personally can't use it over and over.

It's simple to get around the 'first-5-digit' limitation.

There are most certainly purchasable web coupons that work in-store. They're more than the pennies the web ones are but still not expensive.


For a few bucks difference this one is certainly easier, but it's by no means CHEAPER to use.


ciscoopa said: SafetyDance said: NoMoneyInMyWallet said: SafetyDance said: ciscoopa said: FWIW - This works out to be slightly worse of a deal than paying for the $25 off $75 (after coupon cost) and requires you spend $100 instead of 75. Granted it's easier to use but you still save a few bucks by going the other way.Except this one is multiple use. If you already used a $25/$75, you'll probably get the same first 5 digits - which are only good 1 per account.And this one is legit!

And it can be used in store...


This one is multiple-use BUT it's "Limit one per person" - So if you want to be legit, you personally can't use it over and over.

It's simple to get around the 'first-5-digit' limitation.

There are most certainly purchasable web coupons that work in-store. They're more than the pennies the web ones are but still not expensive.


For a few bucks difference this one is certainly easier, but it's by no means CHEAPER to use.

You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one too. Why can't you get around the "limit one per person" while "It's simple to get around the 'first-5-digit' limitation", silly?


fixfox69 said: Superstaronebay said: SafetyDance said: Superstaronebay said: reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -
You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one. You can usually get 25 off 100 coupon for $0.75.


In store ones are $3.50 - more of a match to this one.

It isn't very difficult to make the online coupon be used in the store, is it?


Once they scan the code, can they see the terms on their screen?

Yes, but they don't. That's why people can get away with using forged furniture coupons and what not.


Superstaronebay said: You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one too. Why can't you get around the "limit one per person" while "It's simple to get around the 'first-5-digit' limitation", silly?

Sorry to disappoint but I'm not a coupon seller. Calling names isn't helpful to the discussion and...honestly what's a BAD coupon seller? LOL... I never said you couldn't re-use the attached coupon, in fact I'm sure Staples fully expects people to ignore the one-use rule. That said, I think we can ignore the one-use rule on all coupons.

Given that, 20 off 100 is still not as good as 25 off 100 or 25 off 75. Even when you factor in the coupon cost, you're paying more to use this one. People post deals and include BCB of as little as 1-2% (with a 60 day wait!) to sweeten a deal, saving at least twice that up-front definitely seems worth mentioning.

I'm not comparing a limited time/quantity door-buster BF deal to a weekend sale here. I'm comparing two readily available coupons. I'm not saying a free 20 bucks off is a BAD deal, there's just a better one available. <shrug>


reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -

You can get $25/$100 coupon for $0.49 if you know how to get it.


good find. OP


ciscoopa said: Superstaronebay said: You sound like a coupon seller and a bad one too. Why can't you get around the "limit one per person" while "It's simple to get around the 'first-5-digit' limitation", silly?

Sorry to disappoint but I'm not a coupon seller. Calling names isn't helpful to the discussion and...honestly what's a BAD coupon seller? LOL... I never said you couldn't re-use the attached coupon, in fact I'm sure Staples fully expects people to ignore the one-use rule. That said, I think we can ignore the one-use rule on all coupons.

Given that, 20 off 100 is still not as good as 25 off 100 or 25 off 75. Even when you factor in the coupon cost, you're paying more to use this one. People post deals and include BCB of as little as 1-2% (with a 60 day wait!) to sweeten a deal, saving at least twice that up-front definitely seems worth mentioning.

I'm not comparing a limited time/quantity door-buster BF deal to a weekend sale here. I'm comparing two readily available coupons. I'm not saying a free 20 bucks off is a BAD deal, there's just a better one available. <shrug>

Yes, but still, a lot of people don't want to purchase coupons. They want to use 100% legit ones issued by Staples itself. It was still a good post.


There is always a better deal somewhere or in some other configuration. The best deal is the one that fits you current needs and is available when you can buy.

$25 off $100 is a better coupon than $20 off $100, but that doesn't automatically make it a better deal.
If we weren't happy about saving an additional 3.5% we wouldn't be clicking through links here at fatwallet.

You use the coupon that fits your purchase. Buying extra items to use a particular coupon doesn't necessarily make a good deal.

Lots of people pay more than 49 cents for a $25 off $100 coupon but they are satisfied with what they are doing. I haven't found anywhere cheaper than the place that has them for 49 cents but I did pay $6.20 on eBay for $20 off $20 coupons last week when they ran out.


Thanks OP!

Ultimately, regardless of $20 or $25, if it comes at a time I need it, it's great. I won't haggle about $5 when I just saved $20 by entering some digits into a form, including for tech items, which we know of some other store that doesn't do this.


excellent find Mr C, should work just fine at om and OD too.


This coupon is useless to me.

Why not pay $1 to buy a $25 off 100 and you save extra $4 dollar. It is not a trash only if you don't know how to buy coupon form ejunkie or you want to give to a lady as gift.


Don't forget that OM has the 15% bag event this week. May be something to consider on what may save you more money since all the office stores accept competitor's coupon.

Also, this coupon is safer than an eJunkie coupon, since there is no chance of getting banned from Staples.


if you are going to do an over the phone order, I suggest you go into your local Staples and look for them store catalog. On the front page, there is a coupon coding to use that if you buy over $100, you will get a free $100 value 3 pieces luggage set.

Would this coupon be stackable with this?


Hi storerobber, funny you asked that. I just went through the stackable with them on an order. I tried online several times could not get to stack 2 on $100.00 order. They said you would have to have the $100.00 for each coupon. i.e. If you want the luggage you have to spend $100.00 if you want to use the $20 OR whatever off $100 you would have to have another $100.00 so to use both you would have to have $200.00 purchase. I tried doing online for a very long time, called 3 times for reps who verified same and chat said same. I was persistent because I could have sworn in past that I stacked. Anyway for me it was a NO GO! Hope this saves you some time.


jjfat said: reminbi2000 said: Why not paying $1.50 to get a $25/$100 to save $3.50 more after CPN cost! -

You can get $25/$100 coupon for $0.49 if you know how to get it.
Enlighten us mortals


I just got shot down for this coupon in store. The register wouldn't take it and the manager claimed it was fraudulent. The coupon being from Staples.com apparently wasn't good enough. I don't really need the crap I was going to buy anyway. So I didn't argue and kept my $85.


I used it today when I brought back my recycled HP for the HP laser jet P2035 I bought earlier this week online.....After the return rebuy they scanned the coupon and it only let them give me $10 off...The manager asked me if I would buy something else in the store, he would give me any $10 off...So it all worked out!




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