• Woot: Targus Universal Notebook AC/DC Adapter
• Circuit City: Shure Canal-Isolating Earphones for $169.99
• Amazon: Men’s shoe sale 50%-70% off
Highlights From Dealhack
• Sierra Trading Post: Extra 10% off on Clothes, Gear, & More
• Meritline: iClock AM/FM Stereo Alarm Clock for iPod $45
• Buy.com: Flash Memory Specials: Secure Digital, microSD, MemoryStick Pro, & More with Instant Savings
Highlights From Bargainist
• American Apparel: Extra 20% off sale items coupon
• Gold Bond: Free Gold Bond Medicated Powder sample
• Linens ‘n Things: Black & Decker small appliances $4 after rebate
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FINALLY. I’ve been debating plopping down $4 for Gold Bond Medicated Powder but I really wanted to try it out before making such a commitment. Now, thanks to Consumerist, I have my opportunity.
I bought a Black & Decker Blender at a Linens ‘n’ Things store yesterday. At least in the store they aren’t accepting the regular 20% off coupon they send in the mail to their regular customers. So if they are offering free shipping (or in-store pickup) and taking the listed coupon code online – that will be your better deal.