This is a week of Veggie Tales deals! Similar to an offer they ran last summer, Big Idea (creator of Veggie Tales) is offering a free DVD to anyone that signs up for their email newsletter. You will have to pay $2.99 shipping, but even with that you are getting a rock bottom price. This offer is only good one time per customer, so if you have already received a free DVD you cannot request another.
Here’s how to do it:
— Go to Veggie Tales home page. At the bottom of the page you’ll see a link where you can sign up for their newsletter.
— Click here to see their promo page (yes, it still talks about Christmas) and add any of the movies to your cart
— Check out and you’ll only pay the shipping
I did this last summer and gave my daughter the movie for Christmas.
Your turn: How do you manage all the emails you get when you sign up for lists like this?
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This is wonderful and worked great! Thanks!
This is great Carrie! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the deal… I linked to you :)
I send most of my emails like this to an email account that I check on an “as needed” basis. Emails that are not terribly important, but a place to go to look for any deals or bargains that might have been given by emails.
Thanks, my girls like Veggie Tales. :)
It wouldn’t let me do it…said only one free movie per costumer. I’m assuming it said that because I got a free one last year?
Susie-maybe it will work if you use a different email address than you did last time?
Susie – Right. It is only for new email accounts. I already got mine too, but plenty of other Pocket Your Dollars’ readers probably haven’t gotten theirs yet.
Thanks for the freebie! I have always loved Veggietales!
I just ordered–thanks! A few choices for the free dvds are out of stock but for $2.99 I am not going to be picky :)
I tried to get two, but I was kindly reminded via email and refunded the second 2.99. They stated that there is only one per household.
I could only get it for $4.43 in shipping so I did not order it…how did you get it for $2.99?