Assume that all of these are available to all customers unless specifically listed as member only like the Welcome Package. Also remember that any preliminary codes are just that and BN could pull it, change the details or exclusions anything prior to release so always a bit of YMMV until the final release date
Mini FAQ
Coupons should not work for PREORDERS , Nook, Legos, Rosetta Stone, Digital, Gift Cards, Memberships, etc. There are glitches where sometimes an excluded item will be allowed but assume that is the exception to the rule
Free Shipping is $25 (before tax/shipping) or with membership.
Max 3 GC on a single online order.
Online only a single code can be applied to an order
Return period is 14 days after delivery (possibly 30 days for members though I've never tried)
Online ordered items can returned to a local store unless it's classified as a web-only item then it's at the store's discretion to accept
The long standing Free 60 day Trial Offer was discontinued in late May 2016
STORE ONLY 15% OFF Coupons -- Unknown if multi-use or if will work on 40% Off Items
15% OFF Single Item Exp 12/31/2017 (I)
15% OFF Single Item Exp 12/31/2017 (II)
15% OFF Single Item Exp 6/30/2017 (III) -- possibly a Member Only Code
NOTBORING (thanks logboy)
15% Off Single Item online -- unknown exp
appears to be one time use, but please report if it works more than once
15% Off Single Item
OFFERS15
GROUPON15
RMN15
CABIN15
Expiration 6/28 -not sure if 6/28 or 6/29 2:59am ET though I suspect the latter
ONLINE CODES
ALL BELOW CODES ARE EXPIRED 5/23
25% off single item
None
20% Off Online Single Item
None
15% off One Item Online --
None
Upcoming possible codes -- let me know if you find they;re active
Finally hooked up with new coupons. With the coupon reset and possible new coupon policy, all bets are off on one-time vs multiuse online or instore. Note a few new variations for the first time since 2010 or so
"New Member" Welcome Coupons ONLINE ONLY EXPIRES ONLINE August 28, 2017 2:59am ET -- these should be one-time use per member online
M9A8N4E $10 off $40+ "Home & Gift" Single Item
R9M3X8V $5 off $20+ Toy or Game Single Item
Y9V3W9J $15 off Any Turntable
U7A4V4M $5 off Vinyl LP (THIS DOESN'T APPEAR TO WORK ON CDs)
U3F7K3D $5 off $50 or more total Purchase
C3M9W9M $5 off one DVD/Blu-ray priced $10 or higher (SO FAR I HAVEN'T GOTTEN THIS TO WORK FOR ANY ITEM)
"New Member" Printable IN-STORE MEMBER ONLY Coupons Expire end of business August 27, 2017
In store Free Tall Caffé Latte with Any Café Purchase
In store $15 Off One Turntable
In store $5 Off One Vinyl LP
In Store $5 Off One DVD/Blu-ray price of $10+
In store $5 off $50 Total Transaction
01-11-19, 05:29 PM
Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
12-16-13 | 10:10 AM
#1851
DVD Talk Legend
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
The tax, I would understand. The shipping, no way!
12-16-13 | 10:47 AM
#1852
DVD Talk Special Edition
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
The Vincent Price blu ray collection is $38.66. The site is out of stock but they are still taking orders. This is the lowest i've seen the set sell for. I'm not counting the "Movie-Mars" fiasco.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DOZ...7212205&sr=8-2
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DOZ...7212205&sr=8-2
12-16-13 | 11:07 AM
#1853
DVD Talk Legend
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
12-16-13 | 11:18 AM
#1854
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re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
12-17-13 | 11:50 AM
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re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Probably an unpopular opinion considering the lengths that some will go to try to get a little $5-$10 off of a purchase, but Amazon Prime makes up its cost with just a few purchases a year. I make probably 10-20 purchases a year minimum, so it's worth it. And if one is a student, it's free.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
12-17-13 | 12:26 PM
#1856
DVD Talk Godfather
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Probably an unpopular opinion considering the lengths that some will go to try to get a little $5-$10 off of a purchase, but Amazon Prime makes up its cost with just a few purchases a year. I make probably 10-20 purchases a year minimum, so it's worth it. And if one is a student, it's free.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
12-17-13 | 12:32 PM
#1857
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
12-17-13 | 03:23 PM
#1858
DVD Talk Gold Edition
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
I placed an order for a BD back in Aug. on my card that(like others) eventually got comprised. At the time there was a $5 off promo that I used towards this order. I did not think to change the type of payment on the order until late last week. Once I corrected that with my current card, the $5 promo disappeared. It was also charging me for shipping despite the original order being over the then $25 fsss threshold.
It took two emails, but they adjusted the price. Luckily I still had a couple of days left on my free Prime trial, so I was able to fix the shipping issue without emailing CS on that.
It took two emails, but they adjusted the price. Luckily I still had a couple of days left on my free Prime trial, so I was able to fix the shipping issue without emailing CS on that.
12-17-13 | 04:10 PM
#1859
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
The Vincent Price blu ray collection is $38.66. The site is out of stock but they are still taking orders. This is the lowest i've seen the set sell for. I'm not counting the "Movie-Mars" fiasco.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DOZ...7212205&sr=8-2
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DOZ...7212205&sr=8-2
12-17-13 | 06:10 PM
#1860
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Probably an unpopular opinion considering the lengths that some will go to try to get a little $5-$10 off of a purchase, but Amazon Prime makes up its cost with just a few purchases a year. I make probably 10-20 purchases a year minimum, so it's worth it. And if one is a student, it's free.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
So, I guess I just don't get it. Spending a lot of time and effort to save a few bucks is fine, but only if your time and effort aren't worth anything.
12-18-13 | 06:17 AM
#1861
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
12-18-13 | 07:23 AM
#1862
DVD Talk Limited Edition
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
The nerve of this company! I'm never shopping with Amazon again.
12-18-13 | 08:42 AM
#1863
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re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Now that I think about it, I remember reading people say in times past that you can share Prime with other people, so I should've probably done that, but I didn't think about it at the time. I'm hoping there will be other deals on The Jungle Book locally. I mean who would've thought I'd get The Lone Ranger BD for $12, but that deal showed up at the last minute. I'll put looking into sharing Prime on my monstrous to-do list, but as I'm always running short on time (we all know why) I'm not sure when I'll have time to investigate how to share Prime or more importantly if there are any negative repercussions doing so. Probably not, but I prefer to check first.
It's good to see that Amazon is taking care of the shipping charge on preorders for those this has happened to. I posted because I didn't see anyone else mention it and I was surprised Amazon would do this.
12-18-13 | 09:00 AM
#1864
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
You have an issue with EVERY place you buy from. You need to just stop buying altogether and go live in a bubble or something, like Jake Gyllenhaal in that one movie.
12-18-13 | 10:50 AM
#1867
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
12-18-13 | 10:54 AM
#1868
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Manzana + over 3 sentences = I'm not going to bother reading.
12-18-13 | 11:00 AM
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From: Grazing in a field somewhere...
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Updated for me.
And back on track for the thread...
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season One [Blu-ray] $43.99
Not quite the lowest ever at Amazon, but pretty close.
And back on track for the thread...
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season One [Blu-ray] $43.99
Not quite the lowest ever at Amazon, but pretty close.
12-18-13 | 01:54 PM
#1870
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From: Home of 2013 NFL champion Seahawks
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Hmm, looking at the Stardate Collection for $56.49 since I haven't bitten on any of the movie collections thus far. I only own #2.
12-18-13 | 02:02 PM
#1871
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DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Subspecies (20th Anniversary Edition) $7.03
Hurricane Season $8.36
Brother White $8.58
Tooth Fairy $9.28
Flight $9.87
Bored to Death: The Complete Second Season $9.96
Harry Potter Double Feature: The Deathly Hallows Part 1 & 2 $11.98
Harry Potter Double Feature: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban/Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire $11.98
Troy / Gladiator $11.98
The Christmas Collection (Home Alone 2: Lost in New York / A Christmas Carol / Miracle on 34th Street / Jingle All the Way) $12.96
Action Blu-ray 3-Pack (Jumper / Transporter / Transporter 2) $14.96
Once Upon A Time: The Complete Second Season $22.96 (matches Walmart.com)
Nikita: The Complete Third Season $26.49
Smiley's People $26.92
Prime Suspect: The Complete Collection $50.02
Star Trek: Stardate Collection $56.49
Hurricane Season $8.36
Brother White $8.58
Tooth Fairy $9.28
Flight $9.87
Bored to Death: The Complete Second Season $9.96
Harry Potter Double Feature: The Deathly Hallows Part 1 & 2 $11.98
Harry Potter Double Feature: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban/Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire $11.98
Troy / Gladiator $11.98
The Christmas Collection (Home Alone 2: Lost in New York / A Christmas Carol / Miracle on 34th Street / Jingle All the Way) $12.96
Action Blu-ray 3-Pack (Jumper / Transporter / Transporter 2) $14.96
Once Upon A Time: The Complete Second Season $22.96 (matches Walmart.com)
Nikita: The Complete Third Season $26.49
Smiley's People $26.92
Prime Suspect: The Complete Collection $50.02
Star Trek: Stardate Collection $56.49
12-18-13 | 02:10 PM
#1872
DVD Talk Hero
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Just bought all 3 seasons of Bored to Death for $9.96 each. That's a great price.
12-18-13 | 02:15 PM
#1873
DVD Talk Hero
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Amazon recently did something to me twice that I consider rather low. I had a couple preorders back from the good old days of $25 minimum for free shipping. One of them used a 10 cent useless filler item to go over the threshold. Fortunately in my preorder wisdom I always use an empty but not yet expired CC in case they try to ship anything early or separately.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
On 2 different preorders that were over $25 before but are clearly under $35 now, when Amazon decided to ship them, they changed them from free shipping to full shipping charges basically reneging on their prior free shipping agreement. Fortunately the CC was declined (as I planned) so I had time to cancel them (since Amazon no longer allows you to combine orders like they used to years ago). I'm sure Amazon would use the same excuse to explain this as I got when I preordered stuff before my state charged sales tax. When the items shipped suddenly sales tax appeared in my order, and Amazon claimed only the item's price is locked in... anything else depends on whatever applies at the moment of shipping.
Pretty low of Amazon to try to screw me twice with last minute shipping charges, but thankfully I've learned the empty CC ploy on preorders which I'll continue to use until they take that away too. I hope The Jungle Book BD will be cheaper somewhere else since I lost my $5 coupon. I guess there's always a DMC enrollment.
12-18-13 | 02:24 PM
#1874
DVD Talk God
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Went ahead and bought Nikita season 3 a couple of days ago for $26.49. Could have probably held out longer for sub $20 pricing, but it's a matter of personal preference and I like the show enough to support it for that price.
12-18-13 | 02:34 PM
#1875
DVD Talk Special Edition
re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
Just got Clash of the Titans Blu-ray book and it was pretty beat up. I usually wouldn't care about a case because I only put a select few on the shelf and this is one of the select few being a Bluray book and all.