Thanks OP. Good until Nov. That's fine with me.

FrugalFreak said:dang, I just bought one month ago. trying to sell on craigs, this will make it impossible now.

The people that gave me red, care to explain why? I bought jacksonville 2008 book to use it, but my friend moved back to alabama and was selling to recoup my money. some people are.....and ain't got a clue.

does anyone know if they have good deals for Boston? I bought a western MA one already, and wasn't all that impressed. I'll be moving closer to Boston, so would get one if its better.

PoisnBGood said:does anyone know if they have good deals for Boston? I bought a western MA one already, and wasn't all that impressed. I'll be moving closer to Boston, so would get one if its better.

They haven't been good for the last few years, and this year looks even worse. I'm buying one at this price because the attraction coupons (bogo whale watch on the North Shore, etc) can be helpful when we have summertime guests.

are they printing the book when you order, to take 10 days?

TerpBE said:bristow140 said:Great deal especially for those grocery deals.

I was trying to decide whether buying it in the beginning of the year (they had it for $19.99 with free shipping and $7 Cash Back) is better than waiting till a deal like this. I did both and I have found that the beginning of the year is actually better because for $12.99 shipped (after FC), you get $20 back in grocery (maybe more depending on your local). While the Grocery deals are now down to $10 (because of expiration), thus for $7.48 shipped you get $10 in grocery deals.

You might want to try using the expired grocery coupons. My wife used them three times and told the cashier they were expired, but each time they said it wasn't a problem and took them anyway. YMMV, obviously, but it's worth a shot.

Same here. The dates on the grocery or drug store coupons seem to be meaningless and can be used either prior to or after the printed dates. YMMV.

There are several good restaurants in the northern boston suburbs where I am. Here's a sampling of the best:
Lester's BBQ in Burlington
Krazy Karry's in Arlington and Woburn
Westford Grille in Westford
Oscar's Pinatas in Tewksbury

Choose one and the book is paid for, choose 2 and your making money. There's a couple decent one's for Boston itself (Tequila Rain, Jillian's) but we never seen to get in there to use them. The museum 2 for 1's would be good but most libraries in the area have free passes anyway. Perhaps its good for a last minute trip when the library is closed/pass already taken for the day.

kokowu said:Thanks Realdealsq!!! Even though you have to sign up for renewal you can cancel it, so it doesn't matter. I can't wait to get mine.

The price I mentioned did not require you to sign up for renewal, the $5.50 is CashBack from FatWallet. If you sign up for renewal, you are making $0.50 before shipping cost. I don't mess with things where I have to sign up and then cancel.....it is too much trouble.

realdealesq said:I don't mess with things where I have to sign up and then cancel.....it is too much trouble.
Plus in the fine print, it says you'll be charged $5 if you cancel, nullifying the discount you get.

TerpBE said:realdealesq said:I don't mess with things where I have to sign up and then cancel.....it is too much trouble.
Plus in the fine print, it says you'll be charged $5 if you cancel, nullifying the discount you get.

Hypothetically you could use a virtual credit card number that expires in a month. Hypothetically of course...