@mrvietnam said
I would love to get more batteries to earn rewards but I have about 15 packages already in my garage … There is only so much you need.
Thank you!
One thing to keep in mind is that if you donate these new and unopened items to a 501C(3) charity (Batteries toToys for Tots for example,) your total purchase price is tax deductable.
Just a thought.
Is there a maximum on the 100% rewards? Can I order 4 packs of the 24 batteries and get $102.27 in rewards? I always thought there was a dollar figure maximum, but I can’t seem to find it.
@kohlspowrshopper said in Free GOLD STATUS with CHASE - Save 5¢/gallon at Shell throughout 2019:
Every Tuesday, I have a 10¢ off per gallon coupon code for Shell to give away…valid until the wee hours of Saturday.
Anyone interested in saving a couple $$ each week?
Me me me! 
I have a roll of Canadian pennies. Lunch is on me folks!
Just to be clear - you must SUBSCRIBE and choose your frequency of delivery in order to take advantage of their one time $3.00 coupon.
@mrvietnam said in Free 10 Pack of Play-doh as a Birthday Gift from Amazon - YMMV:
@ctgolfer said in Free 10 Pack of Play-doh as a Birthday Gift from Amazon - YMMV:
@mrvietnam said in Free 10 Pack of Play-doh as a Birthday Gift from Amazon - YMMV:
Wouldn’t work for me: The promotional code you entered cannot be applied to your purchase.
Try switching to no-rush shipping
When I switch to no-rush shipping I get a different error mesage:
The promotional code you entered is not valid.
I get the same response. Did we miss it?
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WOW.
Mozilla passes the buck right to you and excuses themselves from the financial responsibility of their own defense?
From the Terms of Service:
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You know that picture of your wife on the beach in that bathing suit that you love?
How about that picture of you where you look so stupid just after the mustard, ketchup, and onions all flopped out of your hotdog onto your shirt ?
Now those private pictures can be sold for advertising pics and you get nothing because you gave the rights away.
Far fetched, but it’s a thing or they wouldn’t want the license.