kbwdln
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Join KB Club house and get an email with temporary membership card and a coupon for $5.00 of your next purchase of $5.00 or more.
Only limitation is not to be used to pay tax or purchase gift cards, one per customer per transaction!!!!
It comes in email form, so you can print all you want.
Great for clearance and sales to bump up your Toys for Tots giving
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My Walmart has a ton of different contact paper designs. They also have the softer, kind of cushy kind that you could use a spray glue with.
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Glad some one is getting some use out of it. Dont forget the $50.00 gift card for purchasing it also.:)
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I went to the link and signed up, all it said is tht I would be contacted. No mention of a gift card.
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I just got an email from Linens and Things offering a $50.00 gift card if you purchase one of the Dyson Vacs for 399.00 or 499.00. In addition to this, there is a 20% off any one item coupon attached also.
i remember that there was someone in the market for a vac and was going to wait for this special to come around again.
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Is there a link or a phone number associated with this offer. We have one being built as I type>>>>
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I just checked their website and found the same thing online!!
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I am a Meile girl myself. Again, pricey, but I have had mine for 14 years now and with regular maintenance, it will last me some more. I bought it as a floor model from the local vac store for $250.00 They have better models and of course if it is not the floor model, they are going to be more anyway. Consumer Reports gave it great ratings back then. Have not had to look for another one, so have not checked.
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If someone wants to walk me through how to post this, I would be more than happy to do so. In the cut and paste of the email above, there is a code in it, and, in the email, it offers a place to send to a friend.
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After reading a bit more carefully, this may be just to the 2% cash back thing you get, not tripling the advertised ecb. Oh well
Dear
Watch your Extra Bucks pile up. You always get 2% back in Extra Bucks Rewards every time you shop, and now you can earn Triple Extra Bucks Rewards on eligible purchases.*
To earn your Extra Bucks online, make sure your ExtraCare® card number is entered at Checkout. And don't forget FREE shipping!***
To take advantage of this offer in-store, print this e-mail and present it at the register with your ExtraCare card. You'll earn Triple Extra Bucks Rewards on every in-store purchase from the time you present this coupon through March 15th.*
Offer applies to 2% quarterly Extra Bucks Rewards earned on eligible purchases.
Extra Bucks Rewards will print on your receipt beginning April 1st.
You only need to present this coupon at the register once, and then your Extra Bucks Rewards will be tripled on every qualifying purchase through March 15th.
Offer excludes Extra Bucks on specific items advertised in newspaper and in-store circulars, product packaging, shelf displays and signs.
Cashier: Please enter coupon code: 4-4621 (**See below for directions.)
** Touchscreen registers: Press SALES tab, press ITEM # tab, Key in digit coupon code 4-4621, press enter.
** Traditional registers: Key in digit coupon code 4-4621, press enter. Coupon will deduct $.01 from the transaction to verify activation.
*ExtraCare card must be presented to get these savings. Excludes alcohol, gift cards, lottery, money orders, prescriptions, postage stamps, pre-paid cards and tobacco products. Prescriptions purchased on CVS.com are exempt from this offer and will continue to earn 1 Extra Buck for every 2 prescriptions. Offer expires 3/8/07 online at CVS.com and 3/15/07 in-store.
***Free standard shipping every day on nonprescription orders of $49 or more.
Please note: All images may not print in your email application. Just print the email in black and white or color, and bring it to the store as is.
You are receiving this email because you indicated you wanted to be informed of the latest news and specials when you registered with CVS/pharmacy® ExtraCare. If you prefer not to receive future emails, please unsubscribe.
© Copyright 2007 CVS.com
One CVS Drive, Woonsocket, RI 02895
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Just got an email from CVS offering Triple Extra Care Bucks trhough 3/8/07 on line and through 3/15/07 in store.
Now, question, are these on all ECB offers or just on some. It does have some exclusions, such as ciggies, alcohol and scripts, but will this triple everything else? There are a few items in the flyer this week that would be great if the ECB were tripled, like the Dove facial thing. What does anyone think?
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My 10 year old just spent his Walmart gift certification on one. It was $79.xx with the guitar and the game. I had to be told that the guitars that are $4x.xx did not have the game with them. By the way ---- he hasn't put it down with out a ruckus since.
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thanks for the coupon!! I didn't even know they sent out emails with coupons so I'm off to the website and the store!
I love the Maua Lai juices too. I bought about 6, but was thinking I should go back for more :) I just drink them plain. What do you use them as mixers in?
Hubby mixes it with vodka, sometimes rum, kids use it to make slushies with snow.
Wish I could find more. Must go look for another big lots around me in NH
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I hear that. Wednesday when I went, I bought a beautiful wool jacket for my sons 16th bday, a nice black lockable tote box and 22 bottles of Maua Lai Island Guava juice that has been discontinued (DH favorite mixer!!!) for 1.50 each (regular 3.99 in stores), so - I could have saved an additional 20.00, but, guess it is time to shop again, lol:) :) :)
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That's great. I guess we got them at the same time. I just posted right before you. Wasn't sure about the link, glad you knew to do it.
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I got an email from Big Lots today offering a printable 20% off entire purchase coupon good through February 3, 2007. There does not appear to be any specific number, only a bar code and 999999 under it. It does say limit 1 coupon per family and the usualy blah, blah. If anyone wants, I think that I can send the link to you. If I am in error, please let me know.
It does say on the bottom:
Cashiers: to apply discount, scan all items, press employee discount key and use barcode or # as employee number.
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I agree with the John Sanford and James Patterson.
I love the Harry Bosch books by Michael Connelly. So does my father and brother. Both big Grisham readers.
DAMN - I forgot about that one. It is amazing that those books have been around for better than 20 years. Harry gets better each time, but I still think that he is a 30 something detective
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Try the sporting goods department at Walmart. They have the guns, accessories and targets that catch the ever multiplying pellets.
Also - keep in mind how they are powered. Batteries, green gas etc. The green gas is expensive around here at $13.99 per can. Doesn't last long with the little darlings.
The wonders of "toys" is not just getting an inexpensive one, but one that does not require expenisve maintenance items
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My local Strawberries/FYE store had Maxell batteries on BF- AA -48 pack for $14.99 witha $15.00 rebate and AAA - 12 packs for $4.99 with a $5.00 rebate. Makes it all free
The packages were still there this week for the same price REbates were vaild from 8/18/06-1/10/07. I submitted mine on 11/31 and got email notification that all rebates were received and in order, should have my checks soon.:)
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Oh boy, you hit me with this one.
John Sanford - all are great
Tess Geristen (spelling)
James Patterson - all of them are fab - they have the same characters in each group of books - some of his books have been made into movies
Dean Koontz - a bit different
Nora Roberts writing as JD Robb - again same characters in each book - set in future times, but great reads
Janet Evanovich - all of the series are great although more on the "sexy" line good fast reads
Patricia Cornwall - supurb - same characters in the books
James Frey - have not gotton to all of the books but what I have read is good
Mary Higgins Clark
Robert Parker - remember Spencer for Hire - the tv show? Well, he writes the books - again great reads
I hope this helps. PS - wonder how he likes the lst Grisham book. I have had it for 2 weeks or so but it is tough getting through. True story = too much blah, blah:yawn:
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what and how much are the Lots of tote boxes some at everyday prices, some at rollback?
I have since ditched the ad as there was nothing to make me want to keep it.
:yuck: They were the everyday kind of boxes from what I remember other than the ornament boxes, which are in my store already.
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Ok, now I finally have something constructive to add to the forum instead of just reaping the rewards of everyones work. I have a copy of the December 24-30 ad for Walmart.
Small, but here are the details:
Assorted DVD titles (one time offer) 2 for $9.00 - shows Bandits, Harts War, Dirty Work, Weekend at Bernies, The Seven-ups, Broken Arrow, Agent Cody Banks, Courage under Fire,
Return to Me, Comando, Delta Force and one other I cant read.
Assorted Music Titles $9.72 everyday - POD, Foo Fighters, 30 Secondstomar, and 3 others I cant read
Assorted Video Game Titles - $14.88 One Time Offer - ALL PS@ - Street 2, The Incredibles, Sprint Cars, Jak Daxer, Ratchet and Crank?
Emerson - 20" LCD Stereo TV (#EWL20S5) $298.00 every day price - also at Walmart.com
RCA 80 GB DVD Recorder/Player (#DRC8030N) $198.97 One Time offer - also at Walmart.com
Verizon Inpulse Prepaid MOTORazr Phone - $114.98 One Time Offer - also at Walmart.com
Samsung A870 Verizon Wireless Contract Phone - Free with plan I assume - also at Walmrt.com
Sanyo VPC503 Digital Camera - 5 megapixels - $98.67 every day price also at Walmart.com
Motorola HS850 Bluetooth wireless headset $79.86 Roll Back - also at Walmrt.com
Wii remote $39.76 everyday
Wii Nunchuck $19.87 everyday
4 GB Ipod Nano $197.88 everyday
Guitar HeroII $79.92 everyday
PS3 Controller $49.92 everyday
PS3 games everyday prices
XBOX 360 wireless controller $49.92 everyday
Nintendo DS Lite $129.88 everyday
DS games $29.92 everyday - Happy Feet, Yoshis Island, Kirby
Memorex iWake digital am/fm clock radio for iPod $78.64 everyday - also at walmart.com
Xtremac Tuff Wrap Case for Nano $29.86 everyday
Bissell Power Force Turbo Bagless Upright Vaccum #6596 $68.76 everyday - also at Walmart.com
Bissell Powertrak Cyclonic Upright Vacuum #6390 - $89.67 everyday - also at walmart.com
Sharp .8 CF Microwave #R209kk Roll Back $49.88 also at Walmart.com
GE 1.3 CF Microwave #JES1358WL Rollback $79.96 also at walmart.com
Lots of tote boxes some everyday prices, some roll back
Bow Box Container with tray - $4.00 one time offer
20 Count Ornament Box $4.92 one time offer
30" Vertical Gift Wrap Storage Box - $5.00 one time offer
Not much to offer from Walmart for after Christmas, but still on the look out for the supposed Black Friday 2 items. Will advise if I get a scoop
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Just got off phone with Plaistow, NH Walmart I have a friend who is an associate there: - they will be handing out tickets starting at 330 on Friday am for the 497 TV. They have --- get this --- 5 of them. In addition, they will be handing out maps of the store to show where in the perimeter - action alley- they will be stocking the secret 8.
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shipping on toys is 97 cents online for a number of items. if you go to the toy section and look to the left of the screen there is a place to click to check out what is 97 cents shipping
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:yuck:
What do you do Christmas eve day..and night?
in 2007
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Years ago - when my mother in law was still alive - DH entire family would get together - all 11 siblings, signifigant others and associated rug rats (prior to her passing, the largest total was 47)
She would have a tree in the main part of the house all decorated - and I do mean decorated. Then, when all the grandkids were there - she would lead them all down the stairs to the kids playroom and show them a bare naked tree and tell them that it was their tree to decorate - the only rules were no pushing, shoving, name calling, hair pulling, tripping, spitting or pulling down the tree. After the tree was decorated, the adults would bring all the kiddies together and then Santa arrived (brother in law in disguise) with a bag and half full of presents (of course - it was all from the brothers and sisters) and distribute them.
After that, while the kids were enjoying themselves, the adults would retire back upstairs for gift opening, food and beverage. At midnight, mother in law kicked everyone out so that she and father in law could clean up and prepare for dinner the next day with the younger sibs.