spud701
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Just got back from Dillards. They have a table set up where you sign a waiver form ( no ID required). Then they have all the products displayed and you tell them which one you want. Macy's is set up the same way. Only one item but you can hit as many stores as you want.
I wish we had more than these 2 stores in my area. (Topeka, Ks)
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Okay, so in KC.... the Olathe Super Target and Shawnee Mission Super Target DID NOT go to 75% today? These stores were for sure 75% TODAY: Stanly, State Line Super, Ward Pkwy, OP Super (119th and Metcalf), Mission (Shawnee Miss Pkwy and Metcalf), and Oak Park. I just figured everyone went today in KC. GUESS NOT! More shopping tomorrow maybe?!
Does anyone know if the Speedway store went to 75% today?
I just got home from KC. The speedway Target (Legends) was 75% off. Oak Park Mall Target was 75% off. The Target by Metcalf and Broadmoor was also 75% off. They still had quite a few things. Thanks KC poeple for posting about which stores were 75% off. I got everything I was wanting! :)
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I went to 4 stores this morning in Kansas City. All were 75% off!
UGH! Which stores in KC? I wish I didn't have an hours drive but I'm going to start heading there.
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Well I just got back from the Target at 119th and Strang Line and it was still 50% off. I would be interested to hear if any other Targets around town have gone to 75% off but it looks like it is a no go today in KC.
Thanks for the reply. I called the Target on Shawnee Mission and the girl told me their store was still 50% off. It looks like we're going to have to wait.
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Does anyone know if the Kansas City stores went 75%? It's an hour away so I don't want to waste a trip if they are still 50% off. Thanks!
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Just got home from Target in Topeka, Kansas. Still 50% off.
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Thanks Marcster and Panda Girl. I guess I misread it. It almost seemed like one of those "too good to be true" deals. My son is in college with the edu email address so I'll be ordering it. Great find!
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I went to the website and if you read the fine print, it looks like this allows for 25 times worth of use and then if you want to continue, you have to purchase the license. Does anyone else read it this way? See below:
Microsoft – The Ultimate Steal Promotion
www.theultimatesteal.com
This promotion is subject to the following terms and conditions and all participants acknowledge and agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.
Program Description: All eligible university students are entitled to make a purchase from the promotion site as described further below.
Promotion Duration:
This offer commences at 12:00PM Pacific Daylight Savings Time on September 12, 2007 and all purchases must be made via the Promotion web site by 11:59PM Pacific Standard Time on April 30, 2008 at which time the offer ends.
Promotion Eligibility:
This offer is good only to eligible students who possess a valid email address at an educational institution geographically located in the United States. This offer is non-transferable. Limit one purchase per eligible student.
The following conditions serve to define student eligibility for the Promotion:
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Individual must possess a valid e-mail address at a U.S. educational institution which contains the domain suffix .edu; AND
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Individual must be a student at a U.S. educational institution and must be actively enrolled in at least 0.5 course credit and be able to provide proof of enrollment upon request.
Microsoft or an appointed vendor may contact you to verify that you are a current student. If documentation is not provided indicating that you are a current student, you will be liable to reimburse Microsoft for the full retail cost of the software ($679).
Program Description:
Eligible students may have free access to Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 Trial for a limited amount of time. Each trial provides (1) 25 application launches (each launch of an individual Office Ultimate application is counted as one launch) before the software goes into reduced functionality mode (at which time your software behaves similarly to a viewer, you cannot save modifications to documents or create any new documents, and additional functionality might be reduced); and (2) the opportunity to purchase the following perpetual license for the Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 software:
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Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (USD$59.95): Perpetual license, which includes the following applications:
• Access™ 2007
• Accounting Express 2007
• Excel® 2007
• InfoPath® 2007
• Groove 2007
• OneNote® 2007
• Outlook® 2007 with Business Contact Manager*(see Obtaining Software below)
• PowerPoint® 2007
• Publisher 2007
• Word 2007
Trial Conversion:
Eligible students can convert their Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 Trial to the perpetual license by returning to Promotion website prior to the Promotion deadline and purchasing the relevant product key.
Purchase Limitations: Each eligible student is limited to one purchase per valid e-mail address and billing address.
Obtaining Software:
Eligible students can obtain the Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 software by downloading or ordering a disk from the official Promotion web site
*Business Contact Manager requires a separate download. If ordering a disk Business Contact Manager is included on a separate disk.
Obtaining Product Keys:
Product keys will be provided on the purchase confirmation page and sent to the student's eligible educational institution email address entered into the Promotion web site during the purchase process.
Promoter:
The promoter of this program is Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052.
Microsoft reserves the right
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We bought an electric fireplace from Lowes last year after Christmas. We loved it but after only one day the unit quit working. We were unable to replace it because there were none left. Now I'm leary of buying another one. I don't remember what brand we purchase.
Macy's, Dillard's and Sak's FREE make-up on 1/20/09
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