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One of shopping’s best bargains (especially for anyone who works in an office) is the refund for every empty toner cartridge brought back to the shop. For shoppers regularly at Staples who had access to multiple printers, the rebate maxed out at $30 each month at $3 per cartridge.
Staples got a supply of cartridges, we all recycled and helped the planet and you could pocket a cool $360 every year in *stuff*. And Staples is one of those places you go and get *stuff* even if you don’t exactly need any that day. Costco is the other bricks and mortar store that acts that way, but Costco stuff means $150 and Staples stuff is usually less than $10.
But the office supply chain has cut the discount from $3 to $2. You can still turn in 10 each month, and a $20 rebate that also helps the planet is still pretty great. It’s just 1/3 less great than it was.
Kudos to Staples for not killing off the program and at least still providing a rebate. (No, I’m not naive enough to think that they offset the rebate. But that doesn’t impact my wallet or yours…)
Not to be outdone by Wine.com’s fabulous 1 cent shipping offer, OfficeMax is offering its own special penny deal for a short time.
As you shop for supplies and back to school items, Office Max will give you a $25 headset for only 1 cent. The deal started yesterday, and Office Max said (we’ll paraphrase) while supplies last. Don’t count on this deal being there if you delay.
You’ve only got until Friday to pick up an order at Wine.com and have the bottle(s) delivered to your home for only 1 cent.
Use the link below to pick up your favorites on discount and pay only a penny to have them shipped directly to your home. You get Wine.com’s low prices (and handy discount finder guides) and practically free shipping. Short of paying you to accept delivery, offers don’t get much better than this.
Click on the link below, and your special code will be revealed at the top of the wine.com screen in red letters.
And speaking of reds, Wine.com has some awesome buys, including Santa Rita Cab for $16.99 and Australia’s Wynns Shiraz 2005 marked down from more than $18 to only $13.29. There are plenty of whites, sparkling and other wines to stock up on or sample for the first time.
Don’t forget that Wine.com is also the home of the high rating / low price finder and is offering 132 different vintages that have a 90+ rating and that cost less than $20. Throw in shipping for a penny, and it’s a sweet deal.
WWEShop is giving away a 17” HD laptop computer, a Playstation 3® package, a $250 WWEShop shopping spree or a SummerSlam DVD Anthology Package. Plus, a chance to win in our daily prize drawing for an MP3 player in our WWEShop’s SummerBlast Sweepstakes.
This is a sweet deal for wrestling fans especially as August 17th’s big bout comes up.
Bookmark this page, come back every day and enter again. The more times you enter, the better chance you’ll have to bring home a new computer or PS3!
We’ve always praised Best Deal Magazines (you can read our review of the discount magazine retailer here at Shopping Help Web).
That’s why we were excited to see that the subscription agency is going deep on discounts for special titles each day this week.
Monday’s special — and it expires in just 12 hours — is Family Fun at only $3.97!
David Silversmith, a web thought leader we saw on eBay a long time ago, tells the story this morning of some pretty strange customer service interaction regarding an issue between the web giant and its PayPal subsidiary.
The issue dealt with Silversmith identifying fraud and how eBay pushed the resolution process through its subsidiary back to him.
Silversmith, who knows startups, online and service as well as anyone out there, detailed the eBay customer misadventure in his Internet Muse blog today. If you’re not subscribing there, you should really consider doing so.
Looking to be more competitive with Nintendo’s surprising hit Wii platform, Microsoft slashed prices on its XBox 360 gaming console today. List prices are now below $300, and we’ve found you an offer even lower at Buy.com, starting at $279.
If you were waiting for an excuse to go for the ‘box, you now have one.
Quick, look at a calendar.
Yes, today is July 11, or 7/11.
That makes the Slurpee shop happy, and they reward you with a free Slurpee. The offer is good while supplies last and ends at 11 p.m. local time tonight.
Check your thirst at the door and check local participating stores at slurpee.com
Blockbuster is serious about catching Netflix. The video store chain has been trying to convince film fans to subscribe to the Total Access package.
The biggest difference? Blockbuster subscribers can return their DVDs directly to the store and cut a big chunk out of return mail time, even with Netflix’s big improvements in that area.
Today, Blockbuster got serious about taking on Netflix. Their latest deal is a beauty and offers the first month at no charge if you pay with PayPal.
The details:
** The first month is now 50% and only $9.99
** Consumers paying via PayPal receive a $10 credit.
That leaves the first month’s cost at, uh, free.
Just like Netflix, you can have 3 DVDs out at once. You also get to make 5 in-store returns each month. That’s worth trying just to see how it changes your habits. This offer is worth jumping on now.
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