ChiTownAbs, Inc

In years past I would find 50% off calendars at the local bookstores (Borders, B&N, etc) though the selection would start to suck by about 10AM New Years Day and really suck by about 6pm.

I'm pretty sure not every calendar in the world is sold through this outlet and there is a way to get some decent 2006 calendars well into the new year. Also, I would like to see some of the pictures for each month, but that's not a huge deal breaker for me. I just hate spending $12-15 for a calendar that I think is worth maybe $4-5.

I was thinking Overstock or eBay this year. Any other suggestions??

Pip

bookcloseouts has lots of them for $3 and less, but unless you are buying other stuff the shipping and handling will make them cost more that you probably want to pay.

Hollowgen

what kind of desk calendars? fedex kinko's has the huge desktop calendars for about $2.50

Deftones

Malls usually have one of those stand type places that you can get them at.

Scott Stevens

Try this sale at Barnes and Noble.

forumsmy

You could try calendars.com as they have free shipping (or atleast did if you spend over $20). They may be having a sale now or later on of that magnitude, I do not know. All I have is a 20% off coupon code: 20CAL5 Probably not as big as you want.

shelland

All of the mall kiosks as well as Target, Walmart, Barnes & Noble, etc should have their calendars 1/2 price the day after Christmas. That's when I buy mine every year.