Got it! Thanks!!!

Managed to order one in Cerulean Tide color, size 16, for $10 plus sales tax. I bought several pair of the Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda jeans in different colors at Sears when they were marked way down before Sears closed their store here in 2017, and they are my favorites.

Thanks. Great price, ordered 3. Our 6 lbs. sweet gentle Heinz 57 ball of fluff has finally worn out her beloved favorite teddy bear after 3 years, and hopefully Gumby will be a good replacement.

I don’t have that offer or am not looking in the right place on their website. Anyone have a link to it? Thanks.

Code for $$$ off $106 order, that can bes used for ordering drum unit for Brother laser printer? I have the $10 off $30+ that printed on a receipt earlier this week but am hoping for a better discount.
Thanks.

Bought 1 subscription, got the code.

I don’t have an Office 365 subscription, jimates. I have two completely paid for, no further payment due ever, no renewal fee ever, licenses for Microsoft Office 2016, each good for one computer. It looks like Method 2 would be the right way for me to go, except I have Office 2016, not Office 2010 or 2013. As I said, what i want to do is buy now and just sit on the licenses until I get around to buying two new computers.

I really want to do this, BUT is it transferrable to a different computer? My two laptops are 2014 17" HP Pavilion. I have MS Office 2016 on each, 2 separate individual one-computer licenses bought and fully paid for, no yearly fee. I would like to update to 2021 on both of them by paying $49.99 twice for two lifetime licenses. Since these are 2014 laptops, I am thinking of buying new laptops either the end of this year or sometime next year. So if I buy two of these lifetime licenses, they would not be transferrable to new laptops, right? If that is correct, is there a way to buy two of these lifetime licenses, not use them right now, wait until I buy new laptops, and install them on the new laptops???

There is no state income tax. The sales tax rate is rough enough.

@mrvietnam Got CA beat - TN has a 9.75% sales tax.