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Laser Movies 11-08-10 03:37 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by zombeaner (Post 10480120)
Are they disabling online coupons this time around, I remember that was a big issue with the last sale.

Unfortunately they did it again with the online coupons. However you can sort of get around it if you do a ship to home order at a store.

newginafets 11-08-10 03:53 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
is the 15% off in store coupon gone?

i can't find it in the first post

wormraper 11-08-10 03:55 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by newginafets (Post 10480148)
is the 15% off in store coupon gone?

i can't find it in the first post

it expired yesterday

Laser Movies 11-08-10 04:09 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by newginafets (Post 10480148)
is the 15% off in store coupon gone?

i can't find it in the first post

I cleaned out all the expired coupons this morning.

jrsl76 11-08-10 04:17 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
I was shot down on the 50% off BBS at lunch. She mentioned that it came out the day after the sale before I even asked, though I then feigned ignorance. I'll try again tonight. She did say the pre-order on it was $89, so maybe if we can get a 15 or 20% off coupon to use in addition to my member discount, then I'll order it. Still going to ask about it as part of the sale at a couple B&Ns though.

kenbenobi 11-08-10 04:33 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by jrsl76 (Post 10480180)
I was shot down on the 50% off BBS at lunch. .

Pardon my ignorance, but what is BBS? When I see that acronym, I only think of Bulletin Board System (pre-cursor to the internet)...

vichyfrance 11-08-10 04:51 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by kenbenobi (Post 10480200)
Pardon my ignorance, but what is BBS? When I see that acronym, I only think of Bulletin Board System (pre-cursor to the internet)...

The America Lost and Found boxset. BBS is BBS Productions, the production company behind the films in the boxset.

newginafets 11-08-10 05:12 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by wormraper (Post 10480151)
it expired yesterday


Originally Posted by LASERMOVIES (Post 10480171)
I cleaned out all the expired coupons this morning.

oh crap too bad. thanks for the info.

i guess i'll just wait the 25% coupon to come, if ever :)

Laser Movies 11-08-10 05:41 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by newginafets (Post 10480266)
oh crap too bad. thanks for the info.

i guess i'll just wait the 25% coupon to come, if ever :)

If the information for the coupon is there it will more than likely show show up later in the week. From what I saw there is supposed to be a 25% coupon for members and another for all customers. I should have read the fine print more closely because these do look like they will have a store coupon and online code. Usually they say "Store Coupon and Online Coupon Details" for the coupon information. The online coupon threw me off. It does also say redeemed once at a retail store and BN.com.



Online Coupon Details:

For each customer, this coupon can be redeemed once at any Barnes & Noble retail store and once per billing address online at BN.com.

jwstl 11-08-10 05:59 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by LASERMOVIES (Post 10480310)
If the information for the coupon is there it will more than likely show show up later in the week. From what I saw there is supposed to be a 25% coupon for members and another for all customers. I should have read the fine print more closely because these do look like they will have a store coupon and online code. Usually they say "Store Coupon and Online Coupon Details" for the coupon information. The online coupon threw me off. It does also say redeemed once at a retail store and BN.com.

Thanks. I think I'll wait a few days on my attempt to get the BBS box.

jrsl76 11-08-10 06:34 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
Well, that should make the BBS a lock.

ec461 11-08-10 07:34 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by LASERMOVIES (Post 10479850)
It does look like there are some 25% store and online coupons coming later in the week for members and all customers. Probably the coupons will show up later in the week online.

It seems like this would be the best way to get Monterey Pop Festival? My math says that if the cashiers apply the coupons in the right order, it should work out to $19.875. If they bungle up the order, applying the $5 last, you could potentially save ~$1.50 more.

$70 * .5 (sale) * .9 (member discount) - $5 (5 off 20) * .75 (coupon) = $19.875

BTW, anyone been successful calling a store and having them ship to home? Also, is the shipping still free if you're a member? I ask because the nearest B&N is about 15 mi away.

bubba111 11-08-10 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ec461 (Post 10480528)
It seems like this would be the best way to get Monterey Pop Festival? My math says that if the cashiers apply the coupons in the right order, it should work out to $19.875. If they bungle up the order, applying the $5 last, you could potentially save ~$1.50 more.

$70 * .5 (sale) * .9 (member discount) - $5 (5 off 20) * .75 (coupon) = $19.875

Good luck having them apply both the $5 and the 25%. YMMV and likely requires some sort of override at the register.

ec461 11-08-10 08:33 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by bubba111 (Post 10480628)
Good luck having them apply both the $5 and the 25%. YMMV and likely requires some sort of override at the register.

Hmm. Neither invalidates the other, or does it?

jwstl 11-08-10 10:30 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by ec461 (Post 10480629)
Hmm. Neither invalidates the other, or does it?

There's almost no chance of them accepting 2 coupons for a single item unless one of them is the $5 off a $50 purchase. I've done that successfully because it isn't a coupon for a discount on an item like a percent off or the $5 off a DVD.

Laser Movies 11-08-10 11:05 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by ec461 (Post 10480528)
It seems like this would be the best way to get Monterey Pop Festival? My math says that if the cashiers apply the coupons in the right order, it should work out to $19.875. If they bungle up the order, applying the $5 last, you could potentially save ~$1.50 more.

$70 * .5 (sale) * .9 (member discount) - $5 (5 off 20) * .75 (coupon) = $19.875

BTW, anyone been successful calling a store and having them ship to home? Also, is the shipping still free if you're a member? I ask because the nearest B&N is about 15 mi away.

15 miles is too far to go to a store? You can't be serious.

ec461 11-08-10 11:07 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by LASERMOVIES (Post 10480845)
15 miles is too far to go to a store? You can't be serious.

I'd be going only for this and I've already gone a couple of times and wouldn't mind saving on gas/time. I've seen Monterey Pop already and there's no compelling reason to get it other than "for the collection".

Laser Movies 11-09-10 12:01 AM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by ec461 (Post 10480847)
I'd be going only for this and I've already gone a couple of times and wouldn't mind saving on gas/time. I've seen Monterey Pop already and there's no compelling reason to get it other than "for the collection".

Seems like you really have no reason to get it. If I wanted it bad enough I would drive a measly 15 miles. That's like a drive around the block in California.

jwstl 11-09-10 03:29 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
Use Paypal as your payment method at B&N.com this holiday season and get 15% off and free shipping. I tested it but it does not appear to be working yet. I'm hoping it stacks with the AAA discount.

Laser Movies 11-09-10 06:09 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
I just ran across four of these store coupons! Does not look like there are any online codes available with them. Please do not use the coupons before the official start date of November 11, 2010.


http://images.barnesandnoble.com/pim...anding_141.gif

jrsl76 11-09-10 06:20 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
Well, I know a box set I'm ordering on Thursday. :)

jwstl 11-09-10 08:01 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by jrsl76 (Post 10482342)
Well, I know a box set I'm ordering on Thursday. :)

Me too. Unless they read the part about not being eligible on "products available for pre-order".

jrsl76 11-09-10 08:09 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
Awe shit, I didn't see that. Dammit.

I've just re-read it and it's pretty far in the restrictions, so hopefully it won't be a problem.

Laser Movies 11-09-10 08:46 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 
I've been able to pre-order three Criterions with coupons this sale and haven't had any problems. If you don't get an employee that likes to strictly enforce every word in the fine print they will probably do it.

MooMooMooMoo 11-10-10 01:59 PM

Re: Barnes And Noble Coupon Thread Part 2
 

Originally Posted by jwstl (Post 10482007)
Use Paypal as your payment method at B&N.com this holiday season and get 15% off and free shipping. I tested it but it does not appear to be working yet. I'm hoping it stacks with the AAA discount.

FYI, i just tried to order through Pay Pal & did NOT get 15% off or free shipping.

I obviously did not complete the order. Any idea what I did wrong?

PP's web site indicates it should be live.


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