Such detailed information!! Thanks!

American Express is offering select Cardholders a $10 Statement Credit w/$50+ purchase at Lowe’s via Amex Offers (in-store only).

Purchase can reportedly be used to buy gift cards, including a $50 Lowe’s GC (allowing one to make several smaller purchases at Lowe’s over time, yet meeting the initial $50 purchase threshold).

http://www.amexoffers.com/

Offer Terms:

Limit ONE (1) $25 BJ’s Gift Card per referral. Offer available to current BJ’s Members who refer new Members to BJ’s. The new and referring Member will each receive ONE (1) $25 BJ’s Gift Card. A new Member is defined as an individual who has not had a paid BJ’s Membership in the past SIX (6) months. The new Member is required to register online at BJs.com/bestie. Offer is subject to change without notice.

Strange that MN isn’t participating.

Now on clearance for $742.99.

@marvomatic
STORE name in the title would be nice.

Last day for 20% off promo.

Also, instantly save up to an extra $500 when you buy two or more select major appliances $498 or more. Valid 11-01-2017 to 11-30-2017.

$50 off 2 appliances $100 off 3 appliances $200 off 4 appliances $300 off 5 appliances $500 off 6 appliances

Basically, the more appliances you buy close to the $498 price point, the larger your savings. 2 = 5%, 3 = 6.7%, 4 = 10%, 5 = 12.1%, and 6 = 16.7%

Compared to Home Depot, which requires a $498 spend per appliance, you not only have less to get the bonus discount at Lowe’s, the percentages of the discounts are higher at Lowes. The benefit of Home Depot is that you get an instant discount whereas Lowes’ is a rebate in the form of a Lowes GC. However, you also have to factor in comparable quality, features, manufacturer, and/or model numbers as applicable (e.g., bonus is capped at 10% for some brands at Lowes). Home Depot may or may not price match, but HD excludes many types of appliances and brands that Lowes does not. Home Depot does not exclude clearance items unlike Lowes.

------------Lowes------------|------------Home Depot------------
2 = 6.3% ($792 spend) | 2 = 5% ($996 spend)
3 = 8.4% ($1,188 spend) | 3 = 6.7% ($1,494 spend)
4 = 12.6% ($1,584 spend) | 4 = 10% ($1,992 spend)
5 = 15.1% ($1,980 spend) | 5 = 12.1% ($2,490 spend)
6 = 18.9% ($2,376 spend) | 6 = 16.7% ($2,988 spend)

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Black Friday: Save up to 40% off Major Appliances + Instantly Save Up To An Extra $500 When You Buy Two or More.

Prices shown after all discounts applied. Valid 11/1/17 - 11/30/17 only at participating U.S. The Home Depot stores and at homedepot.com.

This offer is not valid on prior purchases and select appliances, including without limitation water heaters, select refrigerators, dishwashers, HVAC, washers, freezers, and wine coolers; and Whirlpool®, Maytag®, KitchenAid®, Amana®, GE, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire®, Electrolux, Hoover®, Shark®, Dyson, Haier®, Summit®, Danby®, Delonghi®, Blomberg®, and Bertazzoni products and trade styles.

Offer excludes GE Profile Series & GE Café Series. See store associate for details.

*Visit www.homedepot.com/pricematch for more information on low price guarantee policy redemption and exclusions

Bonus savings: up to $450 Lowe’s GC via rebate by mail when you buy two or more select major appliances $396 or more (limit one per household, GC can only be used at Lowe’s stores or Lowes,com). Valid 11-01-2017 to 11-30-2017.

$50 off 2 $100 off 3 $200 off 4 $300 off 5 $450 off 6+

Basically, the more appliances you buy close to the $396 price point, the larger your savings. 2 = 6.3%, 3 = 8.4%, 4 = 12.6%, 5 = 15.1%, and 6 = 18.9% (less on more than 6)

Compared to Home Depot, which requires a $498 spend per appliance, you not only have less to get the bonus discount at Lowe’s, the percentages of the discounts are higher at Lowes. The benefit of Home Depot is that you get an instant discount whereas Lowes’ is a rebate in the form of a Lowes GC. However, you also have to factor in comparable quality, features, manufacturer, and/or model numbers as applicable (e.g., bonus is capped at 10% for some brands at Lowes). Home Depot may or may not price match, but HD excludes many types of appliances and brands that Lowes does not. Home Depot does not exclude clearance items unlike Lowes.

------------Lowes------------|------------Home Depot------------
2 = 6.3% ($792 spend) | 2 = 5% ($996 spend)
3 = 8.4% ($1,188 spend) | 3 = 6.7% ($1,494 spend)
4 = 12.6% ($1,584 spend) | 4 = 10% ($1,992 spend)
5 = 15.1% ($1,980 spend) | 5 = 12.1% ($2,490 spend)
6 = 18.9% ($2,376 spend) | 6 = 16.7% ($2,988 spend)

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Offer valid on major appliances starting $396 or more (before taxes, and installation, delivery or extended protection plan fees, if any) including stock and special order.

Limit 1 rebate per household or business. All items must be on the same receipt.

Not valid on clearance items, Dacor®, ICON®, Fisher & Paykel®, Monogram, Smeg or Leibherr brand appliances, range hoods, water heaters or room air conditioners, or previous sales.

Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, GE, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Bosch brands limited to a maximum 10% discount unless otherwise stated.

Final purchase amount must be $396 or more before taxes and after all applicable discounts and/or instant rebates to qualify.

Requests must be postmarked by 12/30/2017.

Thanks OP. Great for my garage and cheaper and more reliable than buying used.
I also keep a unit like this on the bedroom level of my home and guests love it.

Rebate is good for purchases made thru 10/01/2017.

A 30% sale would definitely increase the savings, plus, there could be an overlap of unused Sept. & new Oct. Y2Y points & KC to spend.

Add new KC and double Y2Y points plus 3% Cash Back via Ebates.com and it’s like getting paid to shop!

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Good deal - been waiting to get myself a backup coffee maker.

Just my experience in the past - WalMart would not price match their own website. The tell me that the website is an entirely different entity.

So what I do now is buy it online for in-store pickup. This guarentees I will get the correct price. The in-store pickup has always been flawless at my local store - have never had to wait at all.

I have found many many items where the on-line price is much better than in the store - even without the item having a special price online. If I have some planned purchases I pretty much know where the differences are. I use in-store pickup a lot even for items they have on the shelf for this reason plus a few cents for cash back if oredering on-line.