Buy 2 of each paper and 1 NAV and use $25 off $75 coupon to make money. You can also cash out your GC or rewards coupons.
Cost: $13 x 2 + $5 x 2 + $40= $76 Rebates: $12 x 2 + $4 x 2 + $20 + $20 = $72 Coupon: $25 Total = make $21 minus tax on $50 minus cost of coupon (as cheap as $1.5) = make ~ $15
So the coupon is for online, which means this deal has to be done online,right? Is there any way to swing this in-store, since I have a GC I gotta use?
MrNovember said:So the coupon is for online, which means this deal has to be done online,right? Is there any way to swing this in-store, since I have a GC I gotta use?
Yes. Order at the store kiosk (computer terminal) and choose "Pay at the Register". Print out the order page and go to the register and pay with whatever means you want.
SegaRob said:There are in-store coupons available for purchase on the internet.
Yeah but they cost $2-$3 more than the online code. Might be useful for those where Staples is far away or you can just use a PDF editor to get a printable coupon from the coupon code.
Must resist buying more things I don't need. Can't resist buying more things I don't need....
Excellent use for those Staples rewards $ you have that must be used on Staples purchases. Now that they allow 10 of any kind of ink cart, nearly all of us have $30/month or so of rewards that you must burn up somehow ,and these FAR deals are a great way to turn Staples rewards into actual US currency...
ShakuniMama said:SegaRob said:There are in-store coupons available for purchase on the internet.
Yeah but they cost $2-$3 more than the online code. Might be useful for those where Staples is far away or you can just use a PDF editor to get a printable coupon from the coupon code.i get mine for a buck fitty. you ought to shop around more if you can only find $3 coupons.
Buy 2 of each paper and 1 NAV and use $25 off $75 coupon to make money. You can also cash out your GC or rewards coupons.
paper rebate reads "limit 2 per customer. In store only". Will online or at-kios order qualify for rebate ?
Of course not. Op really needs to think things out before he goes around with half arsed deals.Half-assed deals? I've done a million deals like this one. Coupons go through fine and rebates always come back. Money for nothing and the checks for free.
SegaRob said: cost of coupon (as cheap as $1.5) I am seeing $5.99 for a Staples 25 off 75 In-Store Coupon on ejunkie. Where did you get that cheap price forsuch coupon ?
LandOfTheFreebies said:SegaRob said: cost of coupon (as cheap as $1.5) I am seeing $5.99 for a Staples 25 off 75 In-Store Coupon on ejunkie. Where did you get that cheap price forsuch coupon ?
Buy 2 of each paper and 1 NAV and use $25 off $75 coupon to make money. You can also cash out your GC or rewards coupons.
paper rebate reads "limit 2 per customer. In store only". Will online or at-kios order qualify for rebate ?
Of course not. Op really needs to think things out before he goes around with half arsed deals.Half-assed deals? I've done a million deals like this one. Coupons go through fine and rebates always come back. Money for nothing and the checks for free.
so can i order at kiosk using online coupon, pay at cashier, and still qualify for the rebates?
tonyj said: so can i order at kiosk using online coupon, pay at cashier, and still qualify for the rebates?honestly, i've never ordered from the kiosk. i don't know if that will qualify for the rebate or not. i always use an in-store coupon and buy the stuff from the store. like i said, people on the internet are selling such coupons for a $1.50.
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