Hopefully not a repost and not sure if OfficeMax regularly does this but the first page of the ad has some free items after Maxperks bonus rewards. I've never seen them do this and it looks a lot like what CVS does with their ExtraCareBucks. Sharpie Pen, Black, 2-Pack 2162-2059 priced each at $1.99 Earn $2 in Bonus Rewards
Multi-Purpose Paper, 5-Ream Case 2015-5699 priced each at $16.99 Earn $17 in Bonus Rewards
FELLOWES Bankers Box Storage Boxes, 10-Pack 2165-1106 priced each at $9.99 Earn $10 in Bonus Rewards
[IN]PLACE Recycled Letter-Sized 1/3-Cut Manila File Folders, 100-Count 2166-4735 priced each at $6.99 Earn $7 in Bonus Rewards
The ad says a purchase limit of three per item, and after looking at the fine print it looks like you will receive bonus rewards for each item (but not entirely sure). I will go in and buy the limits of each and then if need be call Maxperks and return if the bonus rewards is only being offered on one of each item instead of all three.
Seems to me to be a good deal, you could potentially get up to $107.88 in free merchandise. You maxperks bonus rewards are issued monthly to maxperks members and there are good just like cash (except cannot be used for gift cards....unlike the good ole' days). Cheers and enjoy!
Message edited by: nativeamericansaver on 2009-10-18 16:10:58 CDT
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Bonus Rewards are available only for items marked with the MaxPerks® Bonus Reward icon. All Bonus Reward offers are available from October 18, 2009 thru October 24, 2009. For Bonus Reward offers on Sharpie® Pens, OfficeMax® Multi-Purpose Paper, Fellowes Bankers Box® Storage Boxes and [IN]Place™ Recycled, Letter-Sized, 1/3 Cut Manila File Folders, limit of 3 per MaxPerks Member for each Bonus Reward offer. Items and related Bonus Rewards are available while supplies last. Member's MaxPerks ID card must be presented at time of purchase; no Bonus Reward adjustments will be made after purchase. All Bonus Reward offers valid in-store and/or online, unless otherwise indicated. For a percentage-based Bonus Reward, percentage of Bonus Rewards issued is based upon price actually paid by Member, as advertised price can be reduced by any applicable coupon or discount. Bonus Rewards will be issued in the next statement cycle. Bonus Rewards for these offers, along with any other Bonus Rewards a Member may have earned during the same period, will be issued in the form of a reward card redeemable toward future purchases. Reward card expires 90 days from date of issuance except for reward cards for FL Members, which expire 1 year from date of issuance.
TempName said:givememoredeals said:Can i use my inks reward to buy this and still get rewards? Have anyone try it before?
You can't use reward points to get rewards points.
When you say that does it mean, i can not use my ink rewards to buy stuff that has bonus rewards and get the bonus reward? or do you mean when i use my ink rewards and it will not count toward my purchase to earn rewards (not the bonus reward). Sorry if i'm not expressing this correctly. Can you explain more cuz i never use my ink reward on bonus reward stuff before. I just want to make sure before i go and spend my ink rewards on $100+ and figure that i will not get the bonus rewards later. Thanks
Nostrada said:For a percentage-based Bonus Reward, percentage of Bonus Rewards issued is based upon price actually paid by Member, as advertised price can be reduced by any applicable coupon or discount. Bonus Rewards will be issued in the next statement cycle.
So, I can't use an instore coupon? I have $15 off $75. This isn't a percent off offer though so maybe I can?
Just ordered 3 of the cases of paper and 3 of the file folders. I agree it seems you WILL get bonus CashBack for 3 of each item (that's how the terms are worded). Wanted to remind you to remember BING for an extra 5-10% CashBack.
JamesTKirk said:Nostrada said:For a percentage-based Bonus Reward, percentage of Bonus Rewards issued is based upon price actually paid by Member, as advertised price can be reduced by any applicable coupon or discount. Bonus Rewards will be issued in the next statement cycle.
So, I can't use an instore coupon? I have $15 off $75. This isn't a percent off offer though so maybe I can?
I think it reads that you can use a coupon but yor rewards will be reduced by same amount, which may be a good thing.
jonnashville said:OP, "Bonus Rewards" is not the same as "Free."
Agreed. They're only free if you continue to need more stuff from OM. Otherwise, you're on the hook for an equal amount of spending. Cheap, yes (as long as you have more to buy), but definitely NOT free, since you don't get it back as cash that can be used anywhere.
OP can easily fix the title to Free After MaxPerks and be correct.
BTW, red-ing someone for the truth is moronic, people.
Message edited by: talonts on 2009-10-18 09:16:08 CDT
sneakers said:Can the rewards be used on non Office Max gift cards like a Visa card? I don't see anything in the terms and conditions saying you can't.
Thanks OM does not care about terms and conditions details, most OM stores will not allow gift cards to be purchased with rewards.
JaxFL said:Any good ways to cash out the rewards? I don't know of any way that you can easily cash out the rewards. I recycle ink so the rewards from this deal plus my ink recycling rewards will be great for some Black Friday shopping. If you do this then you're spending about $7-$10 for these 12 items which is about the 8% sales tax that you wouldn't receive in rewards. Thus you're paying about $0.60 per item. The 5 ream case of paper alone is worth about $7-$10 if you ask me.
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