Amazon Releases February '09 Coupon Codes
Amazon.com has released the latest batch of special coupon codes and Probargainhunter has the roundup.
Steepest discount? 40% off Glutino’s Pretzels with coupon code GLUTPRET
Most awesome? 10% off Mrs. Meyers with coupon code MEYER2O9. Mrs. Meyers is the shit when it comes to cleaning.
Most random? $25 off $49 Tastybaby Bollywood Baby boxes with coupon code TASTY333.
Amazon coupon codes for February 2009 [Probargainhunter] (Photo: Meepocity)
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Pretzels for those of us with celiac disease - even more Mmmmmm......
am I the only one weirded out by the name 'tastybaby bollywood baby boxes'? it isn't the bollywood title (which is weird) so much as the tastybaby (which is weirder).
Do you have permission to use the official Mrs. Meyers corporate tagline "Mrs. Meyers is the shit when it comes to cleaning?"
@fjordtjie: No, you are not the only one. I was also weirded out by it, I even clicked on it and still wouldn't buy one for a child.
@Closed captioning provided by Homerjay:
"Mrs. Meyers. So powerful, it will punch you in the nose, then get the blood out of your shirt."
Huh. I couldn't get CAWFEEI5 to work. Maybe they aren't loaded into the system yet?
10% is nice, but 25% is off (Unfi buying club...find one near you!) is better.
I checked out the 80% computer stuff link. A few of the items were good deals; however many of the "80%" discounts were either...
...based on a grossly inflated list price. Anyone who thinks a 1GB SD memory card still has a "retail" price of $50 has been living under a rock for the past few years. A 1TB Seagate drive was in the 80% off listing for around $112; NewEgg and Fry's have recently offered the same drive for as low as $99, or
...in the "used and new" third-party vendors who list on Amazon (some of whom have less then stellar customer feedback). If you want to take a chance on used computer hardware with no warranty, you'll likely do better on eBay.
Amazon has some great buys, but beware and compare before buying.
Pretzels! Mmmmm....