- Home Depot: Items for a penny, B&M YMMV
- Amazon: Six Feet Under – The Complete Series for $109.97 Shipped
- Burger King: 3 free kids meals for mailing in Kids Club registration
Highlights From Dealhack
- REI Outlet: Save $57: Baladeo Multi-Tool Pro with Gift Box $38
- Amazon: The Beatles Anthology DVD Miniseries $48 Shipped
- Geeks: Memorex External 20x DVD Burner with LightScribe $27
Highlights From Buxr
- Sears: Craftsman 6.5 Ft. Lbs. Gross Torque Gas Snow Thrower for $279.88 + Shipping
- Geeks: Kodak V1003 10MP 3x Optical/4x Digital Zoom Camera (Refurbished) for $89.50 + Shipping
- Staples: Navigon 2100 Portable 3.5″ GPS W/ Text-To-Speech for $99.99 after $20 rebate w/ Free shipping
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Staples Enforces Loss Leader Limits, Makes Teachers Sad
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This Guitar Center Coupon Is Great, Unless You Actually Want To Buy Anything
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MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Others Disappear From DirecTV
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Kmart Teases Me With Virtual Rebate That Vanishes Into The Ether
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If Chipotle Is Going To Round Numbers On Your Bill, It Should Only Round Down — From Now On
Paranoia alert:
Wasn’t it Burger King who sold their list of kids to the Selective Service a few years ago so they could makes sure they registered by their 18th birthday? Maybe the army is paying BK for this and they actually make money for every kid that is signed up.
@ColoradoShark: It wasn’t BK according to what I read. [www.snopes.com] Since you are required by law to sign up for selective service, under penalty of fine, I don’t see a gentle reminder as that bad. Since Selective service goes through drivers license records as well, I doubt they are kicking back money to BK.