You can get several great deals (including lots and LOTS of free batteries) at the various office supply stores this week, including free computer bags, copy paper for $1/ream, antivirus software, and deals on gift cards at Staples.
Your turn: Which of these stores is your favorite to shop at for your office supply needs?
Best Buy
If you’re interested in printing your own photos this holiday season, you can get this HP Everyday Glossy 4″x6″ Photo Paper (100 pk.) for just $2 right now at Best Buy. The item is sold out for free shipping, but you can still order it online to pick up at a store near you.
Office Depot
Office Depot is offering 100% back in Worklife Rewards on Energizer Max Alkaline AA/AAA Batteries (20 pk.). Offer is valid 11/27-12/24. Limit 2 of each item, per member, per day.
OfficeMax
Several different items are free after MaxPerks Bonus Rewards this week at OfficeMax, plus get a pack of batteries for just a penny and a 10-ream case of paper for $9.99. You’ll get free shipping on most orders over $50. Be sure to enter your MaxPerks ID# at checkout as no adjustments will be made after the fact.
TFP Federal Labor Law Posters $18.99-$34.99 (online only)
Spend $18.99-$34.99, get 100% back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: Free after Rewards
Chloe Dao Sleeves $24.99 (Limit 2 per item)
Spend $24.99, get $24.99 back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: Free after Rewards
Ful Bags $76.99-$99.99 (Limit 2 per item)
Spend $76.99-$99.99, get 100% back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: Free after Rewards
Mobile Edge Bags $89.99 (Limit 2 per item)
Spend $89.99, get 100% back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: Free after Rewards
Duracell CopperTop AA or AAA Batteries (10 pk.) $8.49 (Limit 2)
Spend $8.49, get $8.48 back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: $0.01 after Rewards
Duracell CopperTop AA or AAA Batteries (20 pk.) $14.29 (Limit 2)
Spend $14.29, get $14.28 back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: $0.01 after Rewards
Boise X-9 8.5×11 Copy Paper, 10-Ream Case $41.99 (Limit 2)
Spend $41.99, get $32 back in MaxPerks Bonus Rewards
Final price: $9.99 after Rewards ($1.00/ream)
Staples
Staples has several good deals mentioned in their weekly ad this week (through 12/10). Note that Staples deals vary nationwide, so check your local ad to see if these promotions (or others) are being offered at your Staples store.
Buy a Staples Gift Card valued at $50 or more, Get a $10 Staples Bonus Card (Limit 1)
Valid in-store only while supplies last. Bonus card is valid January 2-14, 2012.
Buy $100 worth of Select Gift Cards, Save $10 After Easy Rebate
Gift cards include Foot Locker, iTunes, Lowe’s, Olive Garden, Red Lobster and Bass Pro Shops.
Duracell AA or AAA Batteries (16 pk.) $12.99 (Limit 2)
Spend $12.99, get $12.99 back in Staples Rewards
Final price: Free after Rewards**
**Offer is available in-store only while supplies last.
McAfee Antivirus Plus 2012, 1-User (Boxed CD) $39.99 (Limit 1)
Spend $30 after instant savings, then submit for $30 Easy Rebate
Final price: Free after Easy Rebate
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About Carrie Rocha
Glad I saw this before I e-mailed you (was getting ready to, about the Office Max battery deal). I just picked it up. I’m hoping it works out right for me; I used rewards to pay for it. But, if I understand the program correctly now, as long as the amount indicated in the associated reward for the batteries is a specific $ amount (which it is), not a %, I should get the full amount back next quarter. Does that sound right to you?
No, that doesn’t sound right to me. You get 100% back of what you PAID. So if you paid nothing by combining store coupons and rewards, then you won’t get anything back.
Hum, okay. I will e-mail them again with this specific deal. I thought they’d said that if the rewards were a specific $ amount, NOT a % back, that it would work, but maybe I misunderstood (again! ;-). The Bonus Reward for the batteries is not 90% or 100% or any % back, it is just a straight $8.xx and/or $14.xx.
The T&C at the bottom of the MaxPerks page says: “For a percentage-based Bonus Reward, percentage of Bonus Rewards issued is based upon price actually paid by Member, as advertised price can be reduced by any applicable coupon or discount.” but I didn’t find any note like that for the non-percentage-based Bonus Rewards. Also, I know the amount will NOT count toward the MaxPerks Reward (i.e. non-Bonus, $25 after $500).
I just e-mailed them, I’ll let you know what I hear back. I think I learn something new every hour with this couponing stuff! LOL
Oh, then *I* misunderstood. If it is a specific price point, then yes, I think you get that price point back.
Yay! (Not about you misunderstanding, of course. :-)
We’re now STOCKED on batteries for a while! What a blessing!