You can get custom photo stamps for less than the cost of a regular stamp! These would not only make the perfect addition to your Holiday cards but would also make some very nice presents for family. To get the best deal you will need to become a ShopAtHome member. ShopAtHome is another Cash Back site like Fatwallet. They will give you Cash Back on your purchases when you shop through them. Here are the step by step instructions on how to get 40 or more custom made photo stamps for less than the cost of a regular stamp:

1) Go to ShopAtHome and sign up as a member (or login if you are already a member). If you are new to ShopAtHome you will get a $5 bonus just for signing up and completing this purchase.

2) Once you a member of ShopAtHome, search for ‘photo stamps” and click on the Stamps.com link (it should say $8 Cash Back on the right of it). On the first landing page click on the “Online Store” tab. Scroll down a bit and under Custom Products you will see “Photo Stamps.” That’s the link you want to start creating your photo stamp.

3) Upload your photo and edit as you wish until it looks like to want it and head to check out.
Your best deal is when you order at least two sheets of 20 making each sheet $16.99 each. You can order more sheets but your best deal is when you order at least two.

4) At check out use the following codes to get additional discounts: "thirtyoff" in the promo code box to get 30% off your order AND "cutekid12" to get free shipping plus the 30% off (both codes can be stacked).

5) You will see now your total is down to $23.79 for both sheets of stamps. But you will also get the $8 Cash Back from ShopAtHome for completing your order through them. This rebate should show up in your account within 30 days. That brings your total expense down to $15.79 for 40 stamps or $0.40 per stamp. In addition if you are new to ShopAtHome you will also get the $5 sign on bonus!

Hope this adds some cheer to someone's holidays!

From shopathome.com:

"ShopAtHome.com's Cash Back CAN be used with any of the Premium Coupons below. May not be good with Community Coupons."

The codes given by the OP are not in the list of premium coupons on this page

Has anybody had experience with ShopAtHome to know whether or not it is worth biting on this deal?