That sucks they upped the price. I'm not sure where you live in the north east, but in this week's ad, it just went down here in South Carolina from $29.99. If you could just find a store that has it for $19.99, then it will work out assuming they take internet coupons. Good luck!
just got back from Target in NY and they had no more on the shelves but thankfully they had 3 left out back. Got it for $9.99 with coupon. Coupon scanned quickly - no problems! Green for OP!
SkyRaider120
New Member
posted: Nov. 15, 2009 @ 2:17p
Just got back from WalMart in Michigan City, IN. Coupon worked great! They still have a large display up front with the 4 disc set for $19.96. Thanks to the OP for a great deal!
It's a very sad movie with many references of death and dying. Questionable for young children in my opinion.
It's a very well done, thoughtful movie which deals with the twilight of an old man's life, and it's a great, touching adventure movie. I wouldn't at all consider it questionable.
well if you look it it's title, UP, there are ups and downs in the movie. My WM was out of stock so I just went across the street, used the coupons and got 3 at my local Target!
Sanjoelo said: ndz said: browsmith said: How's the movie??
It's a very sad movie with many references of death and dying. Questionable for young children in my opinion.
It's a very well done, thoughtful movie which deals with the twilight of an old man's life, and it's a great, touching adventure movie. I wouldn't at all consider it questionable.
thank you OP and thank you mpaluzzi for mentioning target having the same price. i just got back from target and there were 2 bluray versions left. i got one for an xmas gift.
Nice deal, but I'm getting tired of web sites that want to install software on my machine...this one wants to install a "coupon printer." As if that's necessary for me to print something. I suspect marketing gremlins await...
rbstern said: Nice deal, but I'm getting tired of web sites that want to install software on my machine...this one wants to install a "coupon printer." As if that's necessary for me to print something. I suspect marketing gremlins await...
It's standard procedure for printing Disney Blu-ray coupons. It's "necessary" to limit people to printing (2) coupons.
rushhound said: rbstern said: Nice deal, but I'm getting tired of web sites that want to install software on my machine...this one wants to install a "coupon printer." As if that's necessary for me to print something. I suspect marketing gremlins await...
It's standard procedure for printing Disney Blu-ray coupons. It's "necessary" to limit people to printing (2) coupons.
Ah. Thanks for the explanation.
How would that stop me from using multiple-PCs? How would that stop me from printing a copy on the MFC printer sitting next to me, and then using the same MFC to scan and run off 50 copies? The software is probably nothing more than typical tracking cookie-style crapola, but they are bypassing your browser's safeguards and getting a bit more invasive when you give permission to install software on your machine.
Normally, I don't care about such things, but for something as trivial as a coupon...smells like $10 marketing smokescreen b.s.
The cost of being extra/extremely/exceedingly careful (or paranoid depending of your definition) is missing out of these kind of deals.
Use can use multiple PC's without a problem, but it limits each computer to 2 copies. The coupons themselves are individually numbered an ID that supposedly will only be paid once to the store. Whether the scanned coupon will scan more than once is likely, but in theory the store will only get paid once so scanning that coupon would be equivalent to fraud and is one reason that some stores will not easily accept them In the end everybody else will end up suffering when the stores refuse to accept them or the Manufacturers quit giving out incentives (or come up with something even harder).
After installing the coupon printer, nothing has been reported to show up on AV scans, Firewall breaches, spy/adware scans, Malwarebytes, etc at least for the last year or 2. It must be one heck of the well written program if it so far has escaped detection.
Or as some of the more careful thrifty geeks do: Mirror a HD with a virgin copy of OS, switch out drives, install software, print your coupons, reformat HD and remirror Virgin OS, repeat as often as you like. Takes an extra bit of time, but for some folks who have a spare drive or 2 sitting around it's not too difficult
daforcebwithu
Member
posted: Nov. 15, 2009 @ 9:33p
Better deal at Target...Price matched and got Monsters Inc. and Up! for total $12.74 OTD including tax. Using pricematch, both disney coupons, and target $10 off for buying both.
Was this today? Who (What did you use) did you pricematch to?
Target's are generally very specific about only PM's with a printed ad and I can't find any current ads with Monsters Inc listed. The only current deals I can find are WalMart.com and possibly Fry's.
Some Target's are also picky about using PM and coupons so it's at least a bit of YMMV. It would nice to find someone with a current weekly since a couple of the coupons will expire soon.
iamwolverine said: deal is dead in the New England area, b&m walmarts upped the price to $29.96 and won't match the website price ... any other way to make this work?Did you scan it to check the price or did you just go on the price on the box? Because the $29.96 price is the regular price and was what they said last week as well. I haven't been to WM but I can tell you that it was still scanning $19.99 at Target today. I'd be surprised if WM raised their price while Target was still $19.99.
Thanks OP, picked it up at WalMart without any issues.
ching3871
Addicted Member
posted: Nov. 15, 2009 @ 11:22p
In Bestbuy's ad for $19.99. Can price match that or buy it at Bestbuy. Yes, Target is best choice if you can find Monsters Inc.
Yukaji
Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 2:11a
aw nuts!!! Got up and monster inc for 32.98 on Amazon a few days ago. I thought it was a good deal at the time but seeing some of you getting it cheaper makes me sad. Even so, I love both movies.
ching3871 said: In Bestbuy's ad for $19.99. Can price match that or buy it at Bestbuy. Yes, Target is best choice if you can find Monsters Inc.
I would have sworn I saw it for 19.99 in Target's ad, but now I can't find it -- surely they couldn't have changed it that fast so maybe I was dreaming.
I can't find it in the BB ad either and online has it for 34.99 (same as Monsters, Inc).
I grabbed it for 10 after coupon today. My printer isn't that good, so they couldn't scan the coupon. I told the lady to push in the code and it works =)
At the shelf it says 35 for Up blu-ray, but it rang up as 20. =)
billrubin said: iamwolverine said: deal is dead in the New England area, b&m walmarts upped the price to $29.96 and won't match the website price ... any other way to make this work?Did you scan it to check the price or did you just go on the price on the box? Because the $29.96 price is the regular price and was what they said last week as well. I haven't been to WM but I can tell you that it was still scanning $19.99 at Target today. I'd be surprised if WM raised their price while Target was still $19.99.
As stated above, raising the price certainly isn't the case in the entire "New England area". I'm in VT and got the deal late yesterday. The shelf was clearly marked at $19.99, but as billrubin suggests, don't just give up without scanning the price or asking a cashier to do so.
It's a very sad movie with many references of death and dying. Questionable for young children in my opinion. < SOAPBOX > Why do people continue to think that because a movie is animated, it's for young children? Sure, many of Pixar's movies have childish overtones, but NONE of their movies have been written for children. Parents, get over the cutesy graphics and lovable characters and research your movies before letting your children see them. < /SOAPBOX>
Now that I got that out of my system, there is about 15 minutes total that I would consider "sad" and probably nothing that a small child would understand anyway. The rest of the movie is top notch stuff and some of Pixar's best.
captainbozo
Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 1:47p
In Pittsburg, KS was marked $30 at WalMart, but rang up at $20.
MattBuch74
Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 2:13p
Got the deal in Cary, NC (but I got the last one).
knguyen2008
New Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 4:16p
Shown $29.96. Scan $19.96. Paid 9.96 +tax at San Diego (next to Fry's).
arryan
New Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 5:34p
Disney Coupon for UP was expiring on 15, how ppl are still getting it?
tpatana
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 16, 2009 @ 5:46p
arryan said: Disney Coupon for UP was expiring on 15, how ppl are still getting it?
hariseldon said: Or as some of the more careful thrifty geeks do: Mirror a HD with a virgin copy of OS, switch out drives, install software, print your coupons, reformat HD and remirror Virgin OS, repeat as often as you like. Takes an extra bit of time, but for some folks who have a spare drive or 2 sitting around it's not too difficult
.. or google "live cd" (run off a CD, saves imaging/reformat/multiple-drives...)
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