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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
"SAVE 20% 4 DAYS ONLY SEPTEMBER 22ND - 25TH. We're Doubling the Everyday 10% Member Store Discount For this Limited Time Only." If you could print the reusable 15% store coupon and use this discount, too, that would be a nice total discount. Usually, there are no store coupons available on the days they have this member discount, but with Hari's December 2017 expiration date coupon, there is one, for a change. Normally you get the member discount and then the coupon, so just doubling the member discount should still let you use the coupon.
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Member Appreciation weekend if underway
Double member discounts of 20% off all instore purchases 9/22 through 9/25. Wish there were more sales going on, but there always something interesting. Don't forget the pair of 15% Coupons in the last wiki update and usual member coupons. With a couple of the new Criterions (Chimes at Midnight, Blood Simple, and Cat People -- may all be available at 27.99 in store I think I'm waiting to hear if the 8/40 is back to working like it was in early July. The 15% would bring in to $19 but the 8/40 gets it to 14.40 which is the same price as a 20% couple during the 50% off sales if you don't want to want be the (hopeful) bigger Nov discounts. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Used the two 15% 12/17 Codes today (along w/ double member discount) and had a few issues.
First the cashier was really thrown by the expiration code, checked w/ higher up before even scanning. That persons response was, "did you scan them to see if the work." She then scanned them but they didn't apply correctly. They applied to to a couple of the bargain books and not the regular price items (Magic the Gathering stuff). MTG has never been excluded from the coupons and weren't in the fine print on these. The cashier kept saying something about them being "electronics". Eventually the cashier talked to someone else and applied the discount manually. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Get 15% Off $40 more†
†NOOK devices, NOOK Books, All LEGO® items in the Toys & Games Department & Gift Cards Excluded Expires: ??? 10/05/2016 Online Coupon BNOCTOBER15 Spoiler:
A surprise in the works tonight. Another 15% Whole Cart coupon. As before this does appear to work on usually ineligible items as long as you have at least $40 of qualifying items loaded in addition to your preorders or other items. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
20% Friends and Family Octo 6 through Oct 11 2:50am
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/promos....jsp?cid=3ef00 |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
every time I look at BN, their prices seem way too high - even with the discounts.
Are there any really good deals with the coupons that I probably am missing? |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
If you like new releases (doesn't matter what media), combined with a coupon, and free shipping- BN can be hard to beat. The free shipping pays for itself quite quickly if you're a member, no minimums.
I also love it because the coupons/free ship are good on the bargain/remainder section, you can find a lot of gems online if you poke around. The in-store discount of 10% kind of sucks for anything except paperbacks (and the aforementioned bargain/remainder), but my mom buys romance novels, so it's good for her. The discount is good in the cafe, which is nice. It's coming to the time of year where we give gift tins of stuff like tea. I live in Ohio and can pick up BN gift cards at Giant Eagle that count toward gas discounts as well. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
I received a 20% off in-store coupon today, for certain stores, Expiring 11/13/2016. Unfortunately it is a unique one-time use code, so I can't share it. But check your emails if you live near these stores:
Coupon only valid at the following locations: Danbury Square - Danbury, CT;Holyoke - Holyoke, MA; Lone Tree - Lone Tree, CO; Brick - Brick, NJ; Northwest - Las Vegas, NV; Bel Air - Bel Air, MD; Encinitas - Encinitas, CA; High Point - High Point, NC; Ellicott City - Ellicott City, MD; Long Beach - Long Beach, CA; Baybrook - Webster, TX; Thousand Oaks - Thousand Oaks, CA; Westside - Tucson, AZ; Norman - Norman, OK; Jensen Beach - Jensen Beach, FL; Corpus Christi - Corpus Christi, TX; Greece - Rochester, NY; Costa Mesa - Costa Mesa, CA; Cranberry - Cranberry Township, PA; Colonial - Orlando, FL; Coral Springs - Coral Springs, FL; Cumberland - Atlanta, GA; Modesto - Modesto, CA; Fields Ertel - Cincinnati, OH; State College - State College, PA; Lakewood - Lakewood, WA; Melbourne - West Melbourne, FL; Merritt Island - Merritt Island, FL; Newport News - Newport News, VA; Pembroke Pines - Pembroke Pines, FL; West Side - Albuquerque, NM; Houston Champions - Houston, TX; Baton Rouge - Baton Rouge, LA; West Kendall - Miami, FL; Waterfront/Homestead - Homestead, PA; Reading - Wyomissing, PA; Pickerington - Pickerington, OH; Galleria at Tyler - Riverside, CA; Green Bay - Green Bay, WI, Chandler Fashion Mall - Chandler, AZ; Desert Ridge - Phoenix, AZ; Coronado Mall - Albuquerque, NM; Paddock Shops - Louisville, KY; North Park Mall - Davenport, IA; Gateway - Salt Lake City, UT; Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale, FL; Newport on the Levee - Newport, KY; Pasadena - Pasadena, TX; Westbank - Harvey, LA; Lloyd Center - Portland, OR; Fullerton - Fullerton, CA; Hadley - Hadley, MA; Bowie - Bowie, MD; Holmdel - Holmdel, NJ; Eden Prairie Center - Eden Prairie, MN; Clarendon Market Common - Arlington, VA; Victorville Mall - Victorville, CA; Cape Cod Mall - Hyannis, MA; Miller Hill Mall - Duluth, MN; Morris Plains - Morris Plains, NJ; Palm Beach Gardens - Palm Beach Gardens, FL; Lake Sumter Market Square - The Villages, FL; First Colony Mall - Sugar Land, TX; Southlands Town Center - Aurora, CO; Prestonwood Center - Dallas, TX; Valley View Mall - La Crosse, WI; Green Oak Village Place - Green Oak Township, MI; Cape Girardeau - Cape Girardeau, MO; Center Valley - Center Valley, PA; Altoona - Altoona, PA; New Town Shops - Williamsburg, VA; Bayshore Mall - Glendale, WI; Eastlake - Chula Vista, CA; Kitsap Mall - Silverdale, WA; Corte Madera -; Corte Madera, CA; Carolina Place Mall - Pineville, NC; Bonita Springs - Estero, FL; Milford - Milford, CT. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
I received my mailer coupons yesterday. Two 20% off coupons, buy 1 coloring book get one 1/2 off, and $10 off a cheesecake. Expire 11/13/16.
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Originally Posted by Bobaray
(Post 12923741)
I received my mailer coupons yesterday. Two 20% off coupons, buy 1 coloring book get one 1/2 off, and $10 off a cheesecake. Expire 11/13/16.
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
What's the MSRP for the usual film released by Criterion?
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
When Barnes and Noble does their 40% off all Blu-rays, what are the exceptions? Like, do they really mean it or do they exclude certain Blu-rays?
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Should I wait for that sale or buy a 50% off 4K movie I want on Amazon?
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Thank you, haris. :)
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Possible upcoming Whole Cart Discount who those looking to order something before the Criterion Sale.
15% off $50 of More Purchase (maybe with above $50 loophole still working) BNMAPLE15 Possible 10/22 -10/27 The valid dates are a bit unclear, but the last few of these have gone live on Saturday morning a bit after 12:01am ET As feared it appears that BN has changed the way the code their templates and advance coupons. It appears they now have gone to some sort of teh random coupon id generator so finding hidden or advance codes has become 3 orders of magnitude harder. Tomorrow would be the normal day for 15/20% email coupons, but I'm blind to them other than waiting for 2am. I was able to get the next set of New Member codes from a member so for now at least we have those. The 20% online code listed in the summary expires at the beginning of the Criterion sale so we'll need some forum member help to get another code. WHOEVER uses one of their Mailer Coupons first (esp if you use them before the beginning of the sale) it would be extremely helpful to post the used code here (or send it PM to me) so it can be tested for re-usability for at least member if not universal. Just remember that recently these mailer codes have been able to used instore and then online, but NOT the other way. If you use it online first it will usually ring up already redeemed if you try it in store later. Sometime after Nov 1 we may need another Customer Service code to replace the 20% so that we all can have something that may last through New Years and all the expected upcoming sales. |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
15% Off Single Item Printable
HARVEST15 -- Online or B7Y8L7W -- Store valid at BN.com from October 20, 2016 at 12:01am to October 24, 2016 at 2:59am Eastern Time, and at Barnes & Noble stores from October 20, 2016 to October 23, 2016 at close of business. There is a 20% Member Only Single item Unique ID code as well. valid at BN.com from October 20, 2016 at 12:01am to October 24, 2016 at 2:59am Eastern Time, and at Barnes & Noble stores from October 20, 2016 to October 23, 2016 at close of business. Check your member emails |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Originally Posted by hariseldon
(Post 12926747)
15% Off Single Item Printable [/URL]
HARVEST15 -- Online or B7Y8L7W -- Store valid at BN.com from October 20, 2016 at 12:01am to October 24, 2016 at 2:59am Eastern Time, and at Barnes & Noble stores from October 20, 2016 to October 23, 2016 at close of business. There is a 20% Member Only Single item Unique ID code as well. valid at BN.com from October 20, 2016 at 12:01am to October 24, 2016 at 2:59am Eastern Time, and at Barnes & Noble stores from October 20, 2016 to October 23, 2016 at close of business. Check your member emails |
Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
Originally Posted by hariseldon
(Post 12927831)
If you've linked your email/membership number in the Account Management section of BN.com I'd strongly suggest scrolling to the bottom of the page and entering that email address in the BE IN THE KNOW box as well. You should get a Welcome email fairly quickly to let you know the systme recorded that address . I would add that address you your Friendly Address Book/Contacts since there are many email clients that aggressively filter BN email to the spam/junk folders. Gmail often sends them to the Promo/Sales folders if you haven't inactivated that little nuisance.
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
..i just tried this and it does not work on pre-orders
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
What are the usual promo codes released during Black Friday that we could use in combination with the Criterion Collection sale that is supposedly coming up?
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
No apology necessary as you are the backbone of this. Hope things get better.
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Amazon's store pricing stragegy might help BN?
Could this new development with Amazon cause BN to rethink charging members full list price at stores? We can hope! BN's stores are just not competitive. BN probably won't do anything until a new CEO is found, which I am thankful looks like it won't happen before Black Friday. Hopefully Black Friday will be Labor Day all over again.
http://www.geekwire.com/2016/amazon-...tail-strategy/ If there's a good coupon this BF, I encourage you to use it to the absolute max. I know the new exclusions can make that hard. But new management tends to want to change things, so we may be looking back at 2016 as the last golden age of BN. The BF promotion hasn't been announced yet, but BN has always been late in announcing theirs compared to other retailers. (Their page is http://www.barnesandnoble.com/h/blac...r-monday-deals) [BTW, I'm not sure Amazon's deal is too good. In my case, I mostly buy books, not movies, so YMMV, but.... you have essentially a $100 deductible when you buy Prime. You have to meet your deductible, meaning you buy enough books that the difference between list price and Prime price is $100. That's about 12 books. Most new hardback books are about $8 cheaper online, or 30% off. Once you meet your deductible, you get the online price, and start saving money, so you'd have to buy well over a dozen new hardbacks per year (or the equivalent) to save much money. (Can a bunch of people buy a Prime membership and share it?) BN's membership is only $25, not $100, so your deductible is lower. Online, the free shipping plus online discount plus a coupon is unbeatable. Amazon doesn't come close. In the store, you'd have to calculate the break-even point for saving $25. You'd save about $5 per book (with 10% member discount and a coupon), so you'd only need to buy about 5 hardbacks to break even on membership. You wouldn't save as much from then on, but you'd start saving sooner.] |
Re: Amazon's store pricing stragegy might help BN?
Originally Posted by DoverMath
(Post 12936700)
Could this new development with Amazon cause BN to rethink charging members full list price at stores? We can hope! BN's stores are just not competitive. BN probably won't do anything until a new CEO is found, which I am thankful looks like it won't happen before Black Friday. Hopefully Black Friday will be Labor Day all over again.
http://www.geekwire.com/2016/amazon-...tail-strategy/ If there's a good coupon this BF, I encourage you to use it to the absolute max. I know the new exclusions can make that hard. But new management tends to want to change things, so we may be looking back at 2016 as the last golden age of BN. The BF promotion hasn't been announced yet, but BN has always been late in announcing theirs compared to other retailers. (Their page is http://www.barnesandnoble.com/h/blac...r-monday-deals) [BTW, I'm not sure Amazon's deal is too good. In my case, I mostly buy books, not movies, so YMMV, but.... you have essentially a $100 deductible when you buy Prime. You have to meet your deductible, meaning you buy enough books that the difference between list price and Prime price is $100. That's about 12 books. Most new hardback books are about $8 cheaper online, or 30% off. Once you meet your deductible, you get the online price, and start saving money, so you'd have to buy well over a dozen new hardbacks per year (or the equivalent) to save much money. (Can a bunch of people buy a Prime membership and share it?) BN's membership is only $25, not $100, so your deductible is lower. Online, the free shipping plus online discount plus a coupon is unbeatable. Amazon doesn't come close. In the store, you'd have to calculate the break-even point for saving $25. You'd save about $5 per book (with 10% member discount and a coupon), so you'd only need to buy about 5 hardbacks to break even on membership. You wouldn't save as much from then on, but you'd start saving sooner.] We're all here because we see value in B&N discounts ... no need to preach to the choir. |
Re: Amazon's store pricing stragegy might help BN?
Originally Posted by ctyankee
(Post 12936714)
Amazon complaining
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Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
I didn't get the mailer coupons, despite signing up for the membership before the last sale. I'll call CSR and see what they can do.
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