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Free 8x10 Photo Collage from Snapfish: Through Aug. 17, 2010, you can get a free 8x10 photo collage with free shipping from Snapfish when you use coupon code GRANDSHIP at checkout.
Buy One Pair of Shoes, Get One Half Off at Payless: Payless Shoesource stores are running a Buy One, Get One Half Off Sale through Sept. 4, 2010. If you order online, you can also get an additional 20 percent off plus free shipping to your local store.
Free Frutista Freeze at Taco Bell: Print a coupon for a free Frutista Freeze with any purchase at Taco Bell. There are menu items starting at just $0.79, so this could make for a great deal.
Get $5 off any $15 Purchase at T.G.I. Friday's: Print a coupon for $5 off any purchase of $15 or more at T.G.I. Friday's. This coupon is good through Aug. 18, 2010.
Free Gluten-Free Back-to-School Ebook: Download a free copy of the Back-to-School Gluten-Free ebook when you use coupon code b2s (case sensitive). This offer expires Aug. 17, 2010. This ebook includes creative gluten-free lunchbox ideas, an easy gluten-free cupcake recipe, a homemade gluten-free tortilla recipe and more.
Free Large Hardcover Photo Book from Picaboo: New customers can create a 20-page large hardcover photo book from Picaboo and pay only the cost of shipping ($8.99).
Free Downloadable Alphabet Flashcards: If you're teaching your child the alphabet, you can download these free ABC flashcards to print and laminate.
25 Free Photo Magnets: FreePhotoMagnetsforYou.com is offering 25 free Photo Magnets with free shipping. The free photo magnets do come with the FreePhotoMagnetsforYou.com website address on them.
Free Post-It Durable Tabs and Label Pads: Fill out a quick survey to get free samples of Post-It Durable Tabs and Label Pads.
Get $2.50 off Huggies Diapers: Print a coupon good for $2.50 off any package of Huggies Pure & Natural diapers.
Crystal Paine, bargain-finder extraordinaire, is also known as Money Saving Mom. Check out more deals at MyDaily.
Editor's note: All of these deals were verified at press time. Please keep in mind that they could be discontinued at any time without notice.
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8-16-2010 @ 6:05PM
Katie said...I'm NOT going to wade through 183 pages of coupons to get one that I want.
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8-16-2010 @ 7:28PM
robert deininger said...YOU WONT LOOK THRU 170 COUPONS TO SAVE 5 BUCKS,I BET YOUR POOR,WEALTHY PROPLE ALWAYS LOOK FOR COUPONS AND SAVINGS EVERYTIME,THATS ONE REASON YOUR POOR.............YOUR LAZY
8-16-2010 @ 6:06PM
Bill said...Yo quiero Taco Bell!
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8-16-2010 @ 6:15PM
Yoakaholic said...Deals are always good, but whether here on AOL or on the freebies site, why is a coupon good for only 1-3 days? Sure would be nice to have a whole week to use a coupon, especially since some of us only get out to eat once a week, like on a Saturday. Or am I the only one annoyed about this. Applebee coupons in the newspaper are good for a month. Grocery coupons are good for several months, so what's with this good for 3 days?
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8-16-2010 @ 6:22PM
Heather said...Being poor must totally suck
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8-16-2010 @ 7:21PM
Jayn said...The free photo magnets site is down due to overwhelming demand. It says they will reopen 8/22
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8-18-2010 @ 11:43AM
Kat said...On this site it says the 25 free photo magnets also includes free shipping but it does not. The site is charging $8.00 for shipping.
8-17-2010 @ 11:51AM
Nichole said...Hello - The coupon for $2.50 off Huggies Diapers is not working. It takes me to a 404 page that says page cannot be found. Please fix, I would love to use the coupon!
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8-19-2010 @ 9:30AM
Robert Barber said...In regards to the Photo Magnets For You site and the 25 free magnets offer:
When we launched Photo Magnets For You we had a certain number of magnets that we were able to give away for free with NO shipping. Last weekend we received massive amounts of traffic which not only crashed the system, but the orders we received prior to the crash depleted that number of totally free magnets. We thought it would take weeks to do so, but it took only two days. Our site went from several hundred viewings a day to over 40,000 viewings a day...literally overnight.
We had to decide if we were going to simply quit offering any special offers and just sell at retail, or try to offer another deal of some sort. Since our budget for totally free magnets was exhausted we elected to offer free magnets WITH shipping charges. This way we can continue to offer a good deal, though not quite as good as completely free. The time frame was such that we weren't able to change the offers in the many sites where it had been posted before adding the shipping charge. Even with the $8 shipping charge it figures out to about 32 cents per magnet delivered to your doorstep. It's not completely free, but it's still one heck of a deal.
We have been manufacturing magnetic promotional products since 1986, but we have always been B2B (business to business.) We sell to realtors, restaurant chains, hospitals, etc. This was our first attempt at selling directly to consumers. New products...new customer base...new business model. The response caught us completely off guard.
Our design tool was developed from the ground up. Even though we knew it wasn't perfect we put it on-line in order to solicit comments from the users. Our IT staff are in the process of making it more user friendly using comments we received from customers as a guide. The tool bar at the top of the page is destined for a major revamping, and some of the tools in the design tool window itself will be made easier to understand and manipulate. Unfortunately that is not a process that can be done over night.
Hopefully this will clear up some of the questions about Photo Magnets For You. If you have more questions you can contact us via our website. www.photo-magnets-for-you.com
Thanks,
Robert Barber
Barber Marketing, LLC
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8-20-2010 @ 4:11PM
Dave said...Tried getting the Taco Bell Fruitista coupon but it keeps sending me to the "coupon.com" website. Where I cannot locate the Taco Bell coupon.
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