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Price: $59.99 Rebate: $30.00 Price After Rebate: $29.99 Use a $20 off $50 to make it $9.99 + tax on $39.99
Quicken Premier 2010 is $89.99 - $40.00 and then use $25 off $75 Quicken Home & Business 2010 is $99.99 - $40.00 ER and then use $25 off $75
Rebate limit 1
If you use a $25 off $75, you can order online, get free shipping, and get EB@tes 2% C@sh B@ck
Edit to add rebate expires 10/31/09
Good price for 2010 version.
If you could live with 2009 versions, usually eBay has them for $10-$25 range. Also, for some reason, on eBay, you could usually get Home & Business version cheaper than Premier version. Couple of months back I paid around $20 for 2009 Home & Business.
What does rebate limit of 1 per sku/product/household mean? Does it mean 1 per household, or 1 sku per household (meaning we can get 4 rebates for 4 different SKUs)??
Picked up some DVD-r's (and a stickies filler for $1) had to buy that I needed. FYI, warm i guess... sony 50 pack DVD-r for $14.98 after IR. Its $18.98 at Amazon.
Oh, got the $25 coupon from ejunk!es
Message edited by: dpid on 2009-10-16 14:57:16 CDT
Several months ago I tried to use an Office Depot coupon to purchase something at Staples. The cashier would not take the coupon because it had been printed from a computer. Do some Staples stores refuse to accept coupons from EJunkies?
Several months ago I tried to use an Office Depot coupon to purchase something at Staples. The cashier would not take the coupon because it had been printed from a computer. Do some Staples stores refuse to accept coupons from EJunkies?
FWDamon said:Several months ago I tried to use an Office Depot coupon to purchase something at Staples. The cashier would not take the coupon because it had been printed from a computer. Do some Staples stores refuse to accept coupons from EJunkies?
Judging from your experience the answer is yes, yes they do.
MaxMojo said:FWDamon said:Several months ago I tried to use an Office Depot coupon to purchase something at Staples. The cashier would not take the coupon because it had been printed from a computer. Do some Staples stores refuse to accept coupons from EJunkies?
Judging from your experience the answer is yes, yes they do.
Thanks, MaxMojo, but my experience was with a competitor's coupon that I printed from my computer. My question is, what has been the experience of FW members using EJunkie coupons (which I understand are actually Staples coupons?) to purchase items in Staples stores? Thanks.
czarandy said:Does Quicken still force you to download transactions manually from 90% of bank/CC websites? While it use to be common for banks to offer free linking of downloads from your accounts, more and more are charging for this convenience. For instance, Chase wants to charge $9.99 per month. Some are still free. I find that manually downloading is pretty darn fast for me, and it is always free. I would say about half of my accounts I can download directly from within Quicken with no charge, while the other half I have to go to the bank website and do it myself. Like I said, I don't think it is that much work, especially if you get in the routine.
I don't think this is necessarily a fault of Quickens, but more the money grubbing banks.
FWDamon said:MaxMojo said:FWDamon said:Several months ago I tried to use an Office Depot coupon to purchase something at Staples. The cashier would not take the coupon because it had been printed from a computer. Do some Staples stores refuse to accept coupons from EJunkies?
Judging from your experience the answer is yes, yes they do.
Thanks, MaxMojo, but my experience was with a competitor's coupon that I printed from my computer. My question is, what has been the experience of FW members using EJunkie coupons (which I understand are actually Staples coupons?) to purchase items in Staples stores? Thanks.
Yes, some stores refuse to take any Staples coupon if it was printed from a computer, whether it came from eJunkie, eBay or a coupon Staples sent to you, directly. Depends on the manager. They're supposed to take Staples coupons, but they may think those coupons are frauds, so they refuse. Some FWers have complained to Staples Corporate, and got positive results. YMMV.
And they're supposed to take competitors' coupons. The register can actually record which competitor a coupon comes from, so they can keep track of it.
DirtyBird said:Is it easy to import Microsoft Money data? Quicken claims they have made it very easy with the new version, haven't read any actual user experiences yet.
bozo007 said:DirtyBird said:Is it easy to import Microsoft Money data? Quicken claims they have made it very easy with the new version, haven't read any actual user experiences yet.
Good, I tried 2 years ago and I was stymied. Quicken customer service came across as up yours.
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