That's terrific, I have been waiting for a coupon like this...definitely some books I want to pick up...
marty888
07-20-05, 08:32 AM
Nice - THANKS!
darkhawk
07-20-05, 08:54 AM
thanks
reverie
07-20-05, 08:56 AM
So I can't pick up any HeroClix this time.. :( But still a great deal.. I'll have to go look around!
Geofferson
07-20-05, 09:52 AM
Great -- thanks!
guessed
07-20-05, 11:11 AM
Thanks OP. Hope you don't mind, I passed the deal along to CAG (giving you credit, of course).
meritocracy
07-20-05, 01:25 PM
Definitely the best one I've seen in quite some time. Thanks OP!
msdmoney
07-20-05, 03:27 PM
Is this good on pre-orders, thinking about using this for a "Feast for Crows" pre-order. Otherwise if you guys find good deals with this list them, Border's is usually pretty overpriced.
Gerry P.
07-20-05, 05:03 PM
Otherwise if you guys find good deals with this list them, Border's is usually pretty overpriced.No offense, but 30% off list price is usually a good deal, no matter what.
Shagrath
07-20-05, 05:22 PM
No offense, but 30% off list price is usually a good deal, no matter what.
Not when you're talking Criterions, and DVDPlanet has them for 35% off every day. Even if Border's has them already marked 10% off and then 30% off that, once you add in tax (at least here in Florida), you're still above DVDPlanet. So, maybe on non-Criterion items that are normally discounted below retail.
reubs82
07-20-05, 06:06 PM
Not when you're talking Criterions, and DVDPlanet has them for 35% off every day. Even if Border's has them already marked 10% off and then 30% off that, once you add in tax (at least here in Florida), you're still about DVDPlanet. So, maybe on non-Criterion items that are normally discounted below retail.
Two words: Instant. Gratification.
yeldarb367
07-20-05, 06:23 PM
Two words: Instant. Gratification.
I was thinking the same thing.
Thanks for the coupon OP.
fryinpan1
07-20-05, 06:31 PM
thanks
ernestrp
07-20-05, 06:40 PM
I will see what I can find. I noticed this spring that my Borders started pricing Dvd's at MSRP, instead of the usual 25% or so off list price. I do not go there much anymore.
Legolas
07-20-05, 08:15 PM
My Borders has a ton of OOP stuff still on the shelves, simply because they are overpriced.
Besides, you could always just buy a book. :)
msdmoney
07-20-05, 08:21 PM
No offense, but 30% off list price is usually a good deal, no matter what.
Not really, most stores offer much lower everyday prices than Borders. Borders is known for having high prices, often close to MSRP. These coupons typically bring borders closer in line with the prices of Best Buy and other electronics discounters. After all the bargains I have picked up on this forum 30% off borders prices isn't all that great, but I expect there to be exceptions and would like to hear of any others find. 20% off DDD prices, that is usually a much better deal.
QuikSilver
07-20-05, 08:30 PM
Yikes I just bought a book on Monday...should have checked here sooner.
kornboy
07-20-05, 08:38 PM
Good deal, wish I had some $ :(
Elldubtoo
07-20-05, 09:28 PM
Borders has a better selection of cds than Best Buy so I always pick up some cds with these coupons.
UninTY
07-20-05, 09:34 PM
so anyone have any "deal" suggestions?
dmpre99
07-20-05, 11:02 PM
they dont allow 30% off when there is 30% off on books already... Werid huh... so ymmv
Dabaomb
07-20-05, 11:08 PM
Yikes I just bought a book on Monday...should have checked here sooner.
rebuy it with the coupon and return that new one with your old receipt.
Maxflier
07-20-05, 11:34 PM
Well i use these mostly for books and comic TPB's so it's a great deal for me.Although I also see that the Stargate SG-1 season sets are $49.99 there,so i will probably get one or two of those @ $35 each with the coupon.Thanks OP.
Dane Marvin
07-21-05, 12:18 AM
Do you have to go in the store to get Borders pricing information? I've always known their website to refer you to amazon.com to shop for DVDs because they are partnered. But I'd like to find out what certain items would cost me before I go in.
yellowbedwetter
07-21-05, 12:21 AM
Do you have to go in the store to get Borders pricing information? I've always known their website to refer you to amazon.com to shop for DVDs because they are partnered. But I'd like to find out what certain items would cost me before I go in.
If you look at the right hand side on Amazon when you're browsing Books/dvds, there is a little box that says "available for instore pickup for $XX.XX". That price i have found to be fairly accurate to Border's DVD prices. They are fairly expensive. I was browsing around there the other day and DVDs you could get at Best Buy/Target for $10 were selling for almost full MSRP.
Y2K Falcon
07-21-05, 12:54 AM
Hmmm.... I went because I'm apparently the only person who hasn't yet purchased SW: Original Trilogy. Though the "pick up at store" price on that is $59.99, while visiting the store shown on the website (actually all stores within 100 miles show that price) I saw that it was for sale for MSRP, yep, that's right, $69.99.
Reynolds
07-21-05, 12:55 AM
Do you have to go in the store to get Borders pricing information? I've always known their website to refer you to amazon.com to shop for DVDs because they are partnered. But I'd like to find out what certain items would cost me before I go in.
http://www.bordersstores.com/index.jsp?tt=gn
I used this last night when I first saw the coupon and was browsing around to get a gauge on prices. It turned out to be pretty accurate. Hope it helps.
forumsmy
07-21-05, 11:56 AM
Like Reynolds said --- look at the "bordersstores" website not Amazon for the correct prices as well as store inventory (which stores have it available is pretty accurate, not 100%, but close enough). I always look at their Borders site when these sales come up to check prices as well as which store, if any have what I want, so I am not running all over.
Tenacious D
07-21-05, 03:30 PM
Like Reynolds said --- look at the "bordersstores" website not Amazon for the correct prices as well as store inventory (which stores have it available is pretty accurate, not 100%, but close enough). I always look at their Borders site when these sales come up to check prices as well as which store, if any have what I want, so I am not running all over.
That's what I do too!
Reynolds
07-21-05, 05:41 PM
Picked up Wayne's World: The Complete Epic box yesterday for 10.49 (7.47, actually, because I found a giftcard in an old wallet before I went over there). And then today I went back and picked up The White Stripes: Under Blackpool Lights for 10.49.
I saw Chasing Amy Criterion for 14.99 (10.49 after coupon), so that might be a good deal for someone out there.
SpringsGal
07-21-05, 07:41 PM
Studio Classics (this is the FOX collection with 4 movies....all about eve, gentleman's agreement, How Green was my valley and Sunrise) is priced at $25.99. After coupon and taxes, it is about $19.50 for me. Less than $5 per movie and Sunrise is only available through this boxset.
darkside
07-21-05, 11:00 PM
I went today, but couldn't find a single thing I was looking for that was cheaper than online once sales tax was added in. Their prices are just downright silly. I was going to get House of Flying Daggers, but it was still cheaper at Target since they wouldn't take the 30% off of the sales price only off the original price of $25.99. I got that at Target for $17.99 and will just wait for the next 20% sale at DDD for the other stuff on my list.
Scarface83
07-21-05, 11:57 PM
Tales from the Crypt season 1 for $18.89 after coupon....thanks man
Buford T Pusser
07-22-05, 12:39 AM
I got the email and forwarded it to work to print. Sadly it never arrived.
I'll have to try again.
kenbenobi
07-22-05, 12:47 AM
I got this same coupon on a receipt from Borders in San Diego on Sunday... Definitely a good one. I'll be using it...
bhauge
07-22-05, 02:04 AM
When these coupons appear, I usually check items on my wish list (except for things I'll eventually get through CH). I'm happy to report that they have The Twilight Zone: Season 1 (1985-1986) priced at $56.99 instead of $69.99 MSRP. This brings the price down to $39.89. I wanted to get this during the last DDD 20%-off sale, but they didn't add that title until near the end of the sale.
Gerry P.
07-22-05, 12:28 PM
Not really, most stores offer much lower everyday prices than Borders. Borders is known for having high prices, often close to MSRP. These coupons typically bring borders closer in line with the prices of Best Buy and other electronics discounters. After all the bargains I have picked up on this forum 30% off borders prices isn't all that great, but I expect there to be exceptions and would like to hear of any others find. 20% off DDD prices, that is usually a much better deal. Argue all you want, but 30% off MSRP at a B&M is generally a "good" deal. Is it the best deal ever? No, but with this coupon you can shop at Borders and get as good or a slightly better deal than you will find at Best Buy. Plus, Borders has a much deeper selection than the above electronics discounter.
bdhart
07-22-05, 02:11 PM
Argue all you want, but 30% off MSRP at a B&M is generally a "good" deal. Is it the best deal ever? No, but with this coupon you can shop at Borders and get as good or a slightly better deal than you will find at Best Buy. Plus, Borders has a much deeper selection than the above electronics discounter.
Plus, if you sign up for the "Border's Rewards" card you get a personal shopping day that is good for an additional 10% off for the entire day and if you spend over $100 in July, they will credit an additional 10% of your purchase to your "Holiday Savings Account".
Once your Holiday Savings Account reaches $10, you will be awarded Holiday Savings in increments of $10 that you will be able to use between November 15, 2005 and January 15, 2006.
That would be like 50% off of their prices.
filmo70
07-22-05, 04:39 PM
Plus, Borders has a much deeper selection than the above electronics discounter.
I applaud Borders for their diverse stock. I usually buy "fringe" titles that places like Target, Best Buy ... never have. Borders always seems to have a hidden goodie just right for a coupon :thumbsup:
Sure the final price can be beat by online retailers but I got it in hand, no floaters/damage, easier return.
Buford T Pusser
07-22-05, 09:17 PM
I used two coupons tonight. The new Russ Meyer bio is now mine.
scarredgod
07-22-05, 09:31 PM
When these coupons appear, I usually check items on my wish list (except for things I'll eventually get through CH). I'm happy to report that they have The Twilight Zone: Season 1 (1985-1986) priced at $56.99 instead of $69.99 MSRP. This brings the price down to $39.89. I wanted to get this during the last DDD 20%-off sale, but they didn't add that title until near the end of the sale.
pretty good deal, i may bite on this too. thanks for the post.
kingtopher
07-22-05, 10:41 PM
Thanks to the OP. I grabbed a book today for a nice price.
guessed
07-22-05, 11:50 PM
Thanks OP. I found Dick Francis Mysteries (OOP), a 2-disc collection of 3 full length features, for $13.99 + tax, after coupon. It'll be a great gift for my mom. I was hoping (but by no means expecting), to find The Jazz Singer (1980 Neil Diamond Version) for her, since she asked me a while ago to try to track it down. I know, snowball's chance, but if you think that's delusional, I had briefly hoped they might come out with a 25th Anniversary edition. Now, that's delusional.
Dane Marvin
07-23-05, 01:22 AM
Good deal. Plus, since nobody buys stuff there much because of the prices, you can get some hard-to-find titles. I recently got The Shawshank Redemption LE (w/book & soundtrack) there, which went OOP not long after it was released. I happened to have a 25% coupon that day, so it beat the heck out of trying to get it on e-bay.
Thanks to the OP for this coupon. The only better deal I've had at Borders is when I had a 25% off coupon during a week when they also had the "buy 3 DVDs, get the 4th free" deal.
jackson walker
07-23-05, 08:36 AM
I use these coupons for my Criterion DVDs. The Borders near me knocks at least five dollars off the list price (usually around $34.99 for a DVD that lists for $39.99), so with the coupon I can pick up titles lower than, or near the same price on line. The last few times I got Richard III and The Rules of the Game.
Buford T Pusser
07-23-05, 10:25 AM
I haven't bought many DVDs at Borders lately.
But I do use them for books on movies and TV.
wastro
07-23-05, 01:25 PM
I hate to sound like a newbie, but it's not possible to use this coupon with a DVD that's marked down on sale, is it?
ernestrp
07-23-05, 01:44 PM
I hate to sound like a newbie, but it's not possible to use this coupon with a DVD that's marked down on sale, is it?
Not anymore. They did at one time or maybe they were not supposed to but they did anyways.