@dangeruss
IKEA brand. Sorry I didn’t think to mention that.

Not to take away from this deal, but for those where it’s convenient, I’ve bought a pack of 8 of these at Ikea for about $3.50.

Thanks for the heads up.
Last time they did this, I had a choice between ordering at a store that printed them in-store, or another location where Walgreens printed elsewhere and sent it to the store for me to pick up. I chose the one that printed in-store, but they cancelled my order. I wound up chatting since of course the code was expired by then. They eventually gave me a credit so I could re-order for free, but bottom line, if all things are equal I’d recommend taking the safer option and doing ship to store.

@briarycliffs
I got the same. I really can’t complain about free stuff, but they spoiled me the first time I did this, with a backpack and a whole box of samples.

@rick505 said in Amazon Prime Membership Price Will Soon Increase To $139 (Up From $119). The change will go into effect on February 18 for new Prime members and after March 25 for existing members.:

I thought I asked this here but don’t see it. If my Prime renewal is march 7th, can I beat the increase for existing members (March 25) and still pay the $119 for one more year? I don’t want auto renewal to kick in with the higher price and have to fight them for a refund.

If your renewal is March 7th and the cutoff for existing accounts is March 25, I think you want to do automatic renewal this year, and not turn off auto-renewal until after you are charged. I believe it says in your Prime account information ahead of time how much it will charge you. It may not say the amount until closer to your renewal. My renewal isn’t until July and it still says $119, but I assume that will update later. I recall seeing specific information about how much and when it would charge close to my renewal date.
Before the price change you can buy a Gift of Prime for $119 and send it to yourself. Then next year before your renewal date you would turn off auto-renew, let your membership expire, and then use your Gift of Prime to restart your Prime.

I’ve never done this myself as I’m grandfathered with 4 family members’ accounts attached to mine, so until the point that they cancel this status I’m not touching anything on my account and will keep autorenewing. But I do have a Gift of Prime saved from a previous price hike to use at a later time. The good thing is that if you ever decide you’re not going to use it, you can turn it into a regular gift card.

Hope this helps.

Even more annoyingly, they are actually fulfilling orders for some people and are delivering today.