About once a week, we receive an unsolicited “newspaper” in front of our door. Inside the plastic sheath is a pile of coupon papers and newspaper inserts for Lowe’s and various local supermarkets. We were thinking, damn, this is so annoying to toss into the trash every week. Then we remembered a post we had done on the very same subject.
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JELL-O Ad Tortures Model
By 3.15.06
This JELL-O ad appeared in the coupons this Sunday. Frankly, it’s horrifying.
Coupon Codes: 40% off Dell
By 3.14.06
desktop purchases $999 or more, except XPS systems at Dell.com.
Morning Deals Round-Up
By 2.10.06
• We know that all hard drive manufacturers are probably about the same, but we just can’t bring outselves to buy the Maxtor 300GB 7,200RPM, 16MB Buffer PATA Hard Drive. We’ve just had too many Maxtor drives bite the dust or wipe out our data. But we also suspect we may be under a very specific curse, so don’t let our hellish experience stop you. Besides, you should be buying two at a time anyway.
Morning Deals Round Up
By 1.23.06
• SlickDeals is reporting that the Sony DSC-S40 4.1-megapixel camera is going for a $100, in store only. Yes, that would be a good deal.
Morning Deals Round-Up
By 12.30.05
• If yesterday’s $20 boxed set of Firefly snuck by you (as it did us), take advantage of today’s $22 deal from Buy.com. Slow shipping is free. [via Slickdeals]
Dozens of Printable Retail Coupons
By 12.21.05
Wow Coupons has an awful, sound effects-laden interface, but ignoring that, they’ve got quite a bit in the way of coupons (and ‘wow’). Skip all the whirrs and whistles to go right to the good stuff: printable retail coupons from dozens of retailers. [via Digg]
Morning Deals Round Up
By 11.23.05
• Enjoy yourself some Dell Game, wherein you may be creeped out by an overzealous elf and click to win prizes. Of course, you’re probably going to win bupkiss, but when you play the ‘Pick a Stocking’ game you’ll receive a coupon code in consolation. And you can play until the end of the Holidays.
Smarter.com’s Coupon Aggregator
By 11.14.05
Hot Deals sites are a dime a dozen, but the deals are almost always for junk you didn’t actually plan on buying. How does one discover discounts on products one actually wants to buy? The coupon page at Smarter.com is one stop.
Dell Takes a Dive; What About My Coupons?
By 11.9.05
Dell has made itself a real name in the bargain shopper’s mind over the last couple of years by providing at-times ridiculous coupon deals—so much so, in fact, that many consumers view the deep discounts as Dell’s ‘actual’ price.
