silvernackle

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/coupon...?r=1&pid=14604

ONLINE COUPON CODE: H9A4U7J

Jim

Thanks!

jeneelind

Hi,

I am new here but here is a 25% coupon for members only


http://www.barnesandnoble.com/coupon...?r=1&pid=14603

Online Coupon Code is N8W6X7A

I am not sure if this link will work, we shall see

Jen

FeelingGreat

great 25% off coupon. Anyone know of a good box set on sale?

TheNightFlier

Thanks

DisneyDVDFAN

thanks used Online Coupon Code is N8W6X7A to preorder Family Ties and Jane Eyre 48.00 total !!

thanks Jenn

Laser Movies

With all the coupons and great deals I might have to become a B&N member if they keep this up.

kenbenobi

Dude, you are my new best friend!!!

VALUEMAN

Thanks to SILVERNACKLE and JENNIELIND for both of the coupon codes!!

OP -- Can you change the title of the thread to B&N Coupon Codes or something like that?

Thanks!

bluetoast

Thank you guys! I got the 15% off in my inbox, but this 25% will really help out.

bahgee

Combine this with the $15 back from Paypal for orders over $30 for an even better deal.

DiedLaughing

Awesome. Just picked up The Man Who Fell To Earth Criterion for $25!!! And I just so happened to have a gift card to for the same amount. Thanks for posting!!!

VALUEMAN

You are so right!! Thanks!

BKenn01

Thanks to these coupons, B&N is finally getting their share of my $$$


Also, I wonder if the mods would consider making a sticky for B&N coupons. The seem to be popping up every week now. Makes for good bargains.

jaiwtfy

Thanks, I finally picked up the Twilight Zone: The Complete Definitive Collection for $145.70 and paid with Paypal so hopefully I'll get that bonus too.

SimpsonsFan

Awsome, just picked up something i'd been debating back and forth on for a long time. Six feet under List: $279, B&n price: $215-10% member discount, - 25% coupon = $154 pre tax. Went ahead and put the 15% to use with the "Band of Brothers" set ($40). I've recently been an avid user of DDD, but since the recent b1g1 from B/N and all these coupons i've been using B/N far and beyond more than DDD. They have saved me an ass ton of dollars on sets I had acctually planned on picking up from DDD. Who would have thought a bookstore would become my #1 provider of my precious dvd sets.

kenbenobi

I bought a $395 book, on sale for $316, minus 10% member discount, minus 25% coupon, minus $200 in gift cards, for $16.90 out of pocket! I thought I'd never afford that book. I couldn't be happier!

FeelingGreat

Wow, what kind of book is that costing $395?
Is that Medstudy Books are one of the Frontrunner Board Review book?

kenbenobi

Star Wars Sculpting a Galaxy deluxe edition. It comes with replica pieces, and a DVD which the standard $50 book does not have... I know $395 is ridiculous for what you get, but after seeing it (my friend has it) I can justify what I paid...

SlingshotBandit

Exchanged some books that I got around Christmas (and truly never read) from Barnes & Noble, and used the credit to get a B&N membership card.

Looks like it may come in handy.

Here's a question. With that 25% off coupon, is that 25% off AND the everyday 10% off you get while using the card (for a total of 35%)?

TheJoker

Where are you guys entering the codes?

I cant seem to get it to work...

VALUEMAN

YES, Not sure if that is really 35% -- not sure if you can add % s like that -- but it is close to it.










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VALUEMAN

On the purchase page, about 2/3 above the clik to purchase link there is a question -- do you have any coupons or codes, or something like that. If you click that link, an open drop down box opens up for you to input the code.

SlingshotBandit

Or, you know...

10% off the price of the product, for being a member, and then another 25% off the just reduced price?

Although you answered my question, I guess I meant you get the 10% discount AND the 25% discount on top of that.

forumsmy

They do it differently in-store and on website from what I have experienced.

In-store: they take 1 percentage and then the other off the reduced amount, order is not important since the end cost is the same, no matter which order done in.

Website/online: add the percentages together and take that off the selling price. So here for 10% and 25%, it would be 35%. (in-store is less: basically 0.9 * 0.75 = 32.5% off rather than 35% online).

Small percent difference but can be alot if buying something big.