Places like Amazon usually don't discount mass market paperbacks, because they're only around $7-$8. So with the 30% off coupons Borders provides sometimes (unlike B&N's rare 10% off coupons), even with tax, it'll be a good deal. Plus you can get the book right away, you don't have to try to buy $25 worth to get free shipping, and browsing is always fun.

drecha said:Here's a 30% coupon without the membership requirement: www.visitborders.com

That's exactly the type of coupon they will claim is fake. Stick with the standard coupons people.

black88mx6 said:I was going to try for the 2007 Entertainment book, what reason do they give for turning this down?

Entertainment Guides are sold at or near cost, like magazines and newspapers. The margin is under 10%.

ytsejames said:black88mx6 said:I was going to try for the 2007 Entertainment book, what reason do they give for turning this down?

Entertainment Guides are sold at or near cost, like magazines and newspapers. The margin is under 10%.YMMV with Entertainment Books. I got one last year with a 25% off coupon, but remember others posting that they got turned down.

TwincH said:I just used the visitborders.com coupon on a travel guide book. No questions asked.
thanks!

Did the cashier scan the barcode and it went through? Usually the other coupons, they would have to enter a code into the system.