NRTN INT SEC 2009 1-3-PC 69.99 (item# 758743) Sandisk USB 8 GB 17.99 (item# 785429) ================================= Subtotal: $87.98 Delivery: FREE Instant Discount NIS: -$10.00 25 off 75 from eJunkie: -$25.00 NY Tax: $3.91 ================================== Checkout Total: $56.89
Easy Rebate -40.00 rebate offer 09-89285, go to www.stapleseasyrebates.com Upgrade Rebate -20.00 * I still have 20 odd antivirus from the Staples 60 rebates laptop deal 2 years ago EJunkie Coupon +1.55 ================================= Earn 1.56
Let the red begins
Sorry guys I mistype 75 off 25 LOL!
Message edited by: nkling on 2009-08-12 14:02:19 CDT
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You get green from me for making me remember the 20 some odd virus packs I have from 07 that netted me a free laptop - with the label sheet that was made it only took a few hours to put that project together. I also sold some for $10-$15 and came out making about $100. I do wonder what they will accept as proof of upgrade though, the box - all the upcs are gone.
NICKel said:nkling said:75 off 25 from eJunkie: -$25.00 Can you tell me more about the ejunkie coupon?
Its a rather nice coupon - the one in the mail is usually printed on glossy plastic, with bright colors, and tear away sections that are approximately the size of credit cards. The ones from eJunkie are more likely to be electronic versions of this, just coupon codes. There isn't much more we know about the coupons. Oh - they are single use.
Oh - they are single use.Noooooooooooooooooooo!!! So this deal is a YMMV as its dependant on having an ejunkie coupon... the title should be updated to reflect that.
Message edited by: NICKel on 2009-08-12 11:44:50 CDT
NICKel said:Oh - they are single use.Noooooooooooooooooooo!!! So this deal is a YMMV as its dependant on having an ejunkie coupon... the title should be updated to reflect that.
I meant you go to eJunkie and buy a coupon for a few bucks, and use it once.
Alternatively, the mail just got me 2 of these 25 off 75 coupons - if you get them, use them - again, each coupon needs to be surrendered / used just once.
DamnoIT said:You get green from me for making me remember the 20 some odd virus packs I have from 07 that netted me a free laptop - with the label sheet that was made it only took a few hours to put that project together. I also sold some for $10-$15 and came out making about $100. I do wonder what they will accept as proof of upgrade though, the box - all the upcs are gone.
A PHOTOcopy of the actual CD or first page of the manual will do.
Green for OP. There is nothing special about the USB drive since it has no rebate, right? Any item(s) making the total at least $75 will work just as well if I understand.
Message edited by: H00sierDaddy on 2009-08-12 12:42:59 CDT
H00sierDaddy said:Green for OP. There is nothing special about the USB drive since it has no rebate, right? Any item(s) making the total at least $75 will work just as well if I understand.I believe your correct
DamnoIT said:You get green from me for making me remember the 20 some odd virus packs I have from 07 that netted me a free laptop - with the label sheet that was made it only took a few hours to put that project together. I also sold some for $10-$15 and came out making about $100. I do wonder what they will accept as proof of upgrade though, the box - all the upcs are gone. They do accept the CD, you probably will pay around 50 cent more to send out the cd. Some people said they accept the photocopy of CD as well.
respdoc said:I assume this is the same "Norton upgrade rebate" that has been around forever, correct ?Actually, it's different than the non-Staples upgrade rebate. So if you already bought at Frys, you should still be able to get this rebate.
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So this deal is a YMMV as its dependant on having an ejunkie coupon... the title should be updated to reflect that.
