1. If you’re not a member already, use the link above to get 50 free photo prints.
2. After signing up/logging in, go to Kodak Target page.
3. Create your book and use code TGTFREEBOOK at checkout before Sunday, March 21.

If you don’t want to pay for shipping, there’s a free Mini Photo Book that’s worth $6.99, so shipping would be free after you apply you’re $9.99 credit.

[thanks Freebies 4 Mom]

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This Daylight Saving business is really messing me up. I overslept today plus I was late returning my Redbox last night. Sure, I was three hours late in both cases, but focusing on that would be ignoring the greater fact that I want to blame my sleepiness on Congress!

Though, until I figure how best to do so, I’ll keep setting an alarm and renting free movies. In fact, if you become a fan of Redbox on Facebook, you’ll get a free Redbox rental code that will be good on Wednesday, March 17.

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The latest free Redbox rental code of RBXLUV4U expires at midnight CST tonight, Monday, March 1. It’s nice to know that after all this time, Redbox still loves me, but I think the gesture would have gone a bit further had they made the code RBXLUV4GOOB. It also would have confused millions of people nationwide, but that would have been just a sweet bonus.

If you’re new to Redbox, check out the Redbox Explanation Guide that covers all the basics of how to use the free rental codes as well as some personal tips & tricks I’ve discovered to help maximize your freebie movies.

[thanks Carter]

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[thanks Rebecca]

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Esquire – $4
Good Housekeeping – $3.98
Marie Claire – $4
Maxim – $5 RewardsGold is giving these away for free!
Popular Mechanics – $5
Redbook – $4

Here’s a full list of magazines available. The “Our Price” doesn’t count for the 50% off coupon, so half the price of everything you see and that’s what you’ll be paying.

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I’m now within walking distance to my nearest Redbox kiosk, which makes this free rental code of 2DGTAL22 much more useful. The last time I tried to pull out of my parking space, I rammed a bank of snow. Of course, I didn’t bother digging my truck out, so it didn’t take long for impact.

If you’re new to Redbox, check out the Redbox Explanation Guide that covers all the basics of how to use the free rental codes as well as some personal tips & tricks I’ve discovered to help maximize your freebie movies.

[thanks Freebies 4 Mom]

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EDIT: It looks like they ended this two weeks early.

I was unaware that Reese’s Pieces had three siblings: Almond Joy, York Peppermint Pattie, and Special Dark Chocolate. The rest of America was in the dark as well, so Hershey’s is offering to give away a free bag of Pieces to the first 25,000 people who do the following:

1. Purchase any of the four Hershey’s candy bars above.
2. Mail the entire wrapper along with this form to:
   

   Pieces Wrapper Reward Program
   6961-15
   P.O. Box 750792
   El Paso, TX 88575-0792

3. Receive a coupon for a free bag of Pieces for whichever candy wrapper you sent in.

So I have to eat a candy bar in order to get more free candy? Ladies and gentlemen, I believe I’ve found my calling in life.

The bag’s retail for around $3.50 and the forms need to be sent in by Feb. 17. Although, but remember that it’s first come, first serve.

[via Bargain Babe]

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• $1/1 General Mills (IE) (FF) (works for Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, and Trix)
• $1/2 Cheerios – This works for any Cheerios brand.
• $1/1 Cheerios
• $1/1 Trix
• $1/1 Cheerios (again)
• $1/1 Trix (again)
• $1/2 Chex – This works for any Chex brand. – It doesn’t look like this is showing up any more.

Obviously, you can’t use more than four coupons since you’re only buying four boxes of cereal, but feel free to mix and match the coupons above and any you might have to lower the price as far as you can. Just using the coupons above, you could buy a box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Trix, Honey Nut Cheerios and Cheerios for a final result of 4/$2.

[via Saving Money in Missouri]

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• Backpacker
• EatingWell
• Fitness
• Vegetarian Times
• Yoga Journal

I don’t know how people are able to read these things while they work out. I tried reading a copy of “Runner’s World” while jogging the other night and ran straight into a tree.

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Most of these freebies are a “bonus card” instead of a “gift card,” which basically means that they’re one-time use only. As opposed to a gift card, a bonus card doesn’t carry a balance. So, for instance, if you had a $5 bonus card, you’d want to use it on a purchase that was over $5, so that you could use the entire card. If you tried to use it on a purchase of $3, then your purchase would be free, but you’d also be losing out on $2.

And as always, please make sure you read the fine print. Most of these have expiration dates as soon as February and March. Also, many of the rewards cards have the stipulation that they cannot be used to purchase alcohol.

Oh yeah, this list is pretty repetitive and boring. I realized halfway through that most of the stores were offering only slight variations of the same freebies, so they all read more or less the same. You may want to simply scan the list and look for any stores you might be interested in buying a card from.

Abercrombie – Make a $100 purchase in-store and get a $25 gift card! They’re also running a $200/$50 offer.

Applebee’s – Buy $50 in gift cards and get a $10 bonus card.

Benihana – Buy $50 in gift cards and get a $10 bonus card.

Bonefish Grill – Buy $100 worth of gift cards and you’ll (A) get a $20 rewards card and (B) be entered into a contest to win $5,000.

Bruster’s – They have a few different deals going: a free $5 gift card with the purchase of a $25 gift card, as well as $10/$50 and $20/$100.

Buca Di Beppo – Get a $25 reward card for every $100 in gift card purchases.

Buffalo Wild Wings – Buy a $25 gift card and get $5 back (though I can’t tell if this is in cash or reward card form).

California Pizza Kitchen – Purchase $100 in gift cards and get a $20 rewards card.

Carrabba’s – Buy $100 in gift cards and get a $20 bonus card.

Chick-fil-A – Buy a $20 giftcard and get a free 2010 calendar, which contains over $20 in of coupon. [via Freebies 4 Mom - thanks!]

Claim Jumper – Buy $50 in gift cards and get a $10 bonus card. This is getting a little repetitive, huh?

Corner Bakery Cafe – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 bonus carzzzzzzzzzzz. Whoops. I fell asleep there after putting myself into a trance by writing the same thing over and over.

Cosi – Buy $50 in gift cards and get a $10 bonus card.

CVS – Get a $5 eGift Card for every $25 you spend.

Denny’s – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 Denny’s card.

DSW – Buy a $50 gift card, get a $10 bonus card between now and 12/24. [via Melody - thanks!]

Fandango – If you purchase a gift card, you’ll receive a special thank you rewards valued to to $100. I have no idea what the reward is, however I’d guess it’s free movie tickets or something.

Fazoli’s – Buy a $20 gift card and get a $5 off coupon.

Flanigan’s – Buy $100 in gift cards and get a $20 gift card.

Friendly’s – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 Bonus Card.

Half Price Books – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 coupon.

Hollister – Make a $75 in-store purchase and get a $25 gift card. They also have a $150/$50 offer.

IHOP – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 coupon for your next visit.

Kohl’s – They have quite the ladder system set up, where the more you spend, the more Kohl’s Cash you get. It starts at $50/$10 and goes to $250/$50 with coupon increments increasing with each $50 purchase thereafter.

Margaritas – Buy $25 in gift cards and get a $5 rewards card.

McCormick & Schmick’s – Buy a $50 gift card and get a $10 dining certificate. Hey, look! It’s not called a reward card here! They also have a $100/$25 option available.

Moe’s Southwest Grill – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 Moe Buck for yourself.

Ninety Nine – Buy a $25 gift card and receive $5 off your next meal.

O’Charley’s – Buy a gift card for as little as $20 and get a $5 reward card.

Outback – Purchase $100 in gift cards and receive a free $20 bonus card.

P.F. Chang’s – Buy a $50 gift card and get a $10 Be Our Guest Card.

Pappas – Buy a $50 gift card and get a $10 gift card.

Pedro’s Mexican Resautante – Buy a $50 gift card and get a $10 gift card or $100/$25.

Potbelly Sandwich Works – Buy $25 in gift cards and get a ticket good for an originals or skinnys sandwich.

Qdoba – Buy a $25 Q-Cash Card and get a $5 voucher for yourself.

Red Robin – Get $5 in Bonus Bucks for every $25 in gift cards purchased.

Ruth’s Chris Steak House – Buy $250 or more in gift cards (holy crap!) and get 10% back.

Spring Creek Barbeque – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 holiday bonus card to use on your next visit.

Souplantation & Sweet Tomatoes – Buy $100 in gift cards and get a free meal pass.

Steak n Shake – For every $20 eGift cards purchased, you’ll get a $5 eGift card.

T.G.I. Friday’s – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 Bonus Bites card.

Taco Bueno – Buy a $25 gift card and get a bar of gold. Haha, just kidding, you’ll get a $5 gift card.

Ted’s Montana Grill – Buy $100 worth of gift cards and get a free $20 Bonus Card.

The Container Store – Purchase $100 in eGift Cards and get a free $25 eGift card for yourself.

Unos Chicago Grill – Buy a $25 gift card and get a $5 Holiday Bonus Voucher.

So, do you know any I missed? Let us know in the comments!

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• Coastal Living
• Essence
• Golf Magazine
• Health
• Southern Living
• Sunset
• This Old House

In addition, Entertainment Weekly and InStyle are on sale for $10 each, which is 90 and 81% off respectively. Although I’m sure you have no reason for either, because I’m your weekly source of entertainment and fashion tips! In fact, here’s this week’s nugget: instead of pants and a shirt, try wearing a barrel with shoulder straps. It’s the perfect conversation starter!

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Hey, why is everyone looking at me? I’ll have you know I haven’t bought a single present yet, so ha! Oh, wait…

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Here are Safeway’s affiliate stores and what each day’s freebies are.

• Dominick’s
• Genuardi’s
• Randalls
• Tom Thumb

12/16: Hillshire Farm Lit’l Smokies
12/17: Safeway Brown & Powdered Sugar
12/18: 2-liter 7UP
12/19: 5 lb bag of Russet Potatoes
12/20: Breakfast Sausage Links
12/21: Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips
12/22: Mini Muffins
12/23: Brown n Serve Dinner Rolls
12/24: 2-liter Safeway Mixer

[via Mommy's Wish List - thanks!]

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It turns out that Amazon’s $5 magazine subscriptions deal changes each week, so that means we’ve got some new (cheap!) magazines up for grabs. There are a few repeats from last week, but most are fresh and like before, they’re going anywhere from 80-90% off their normal price. You’ve got until December 12 before the prices go back to normal.

• Cosmopolitan
• Country Living
• Esquire (probably my favorite magazine)
• Good Housekeeping
• Harper’s Bazaar
• House Beautiful
• Marie Claire
• Popular Mechanics
• Redbook
• Seventeen
• SmartMoney
• Town & Country
• Veranda

What’s the rule on buying something for a relative and then “accidentally” entering your own info on the signup form? My brother would enjoy Esquire, but my subscription is about to run out and… I’m sure everybody would buy the whole “silly Goob, he made another mistake!” story, but then there’s this post. I probably shouldn’t publish in detail my evil plans. Maybe that’s why the League of Evil won’t accept me into their alliance!

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For the record, there are a billion and one sites out there that cover Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which is why I tend not to. Freebies? I’ve got those down. Telling which site has the ultimate lowest price on a product? I let others handle that. However, I am a fan of coupon codes that can be used on any product and so here are some that myself or family members have used today. Make sure you use them before midnight though, as that’s when most of them expire!

Amazon is releasing new sales every hour, but it looks like some of their Black Friday sales are still going on. For instance, I picked up Seasons 1-6 of Curb Your Enthusiasm for $79.99 a few days ago. Something tells me it’ll make its way onto my own bookshelf instead of wrapped under the Christmas tree. In addition, the Garmin nüvi 855 GPS I bought is still on sale for $300 off. Hooray for no longer getting lost!

Kohl’s is offering 20% off a $100+ purchase plus free shipping if you use the code CYBER20. If you don’t want to spend $100, try using the code CYBER15, which will give you 15% off any purchase.

Old Navy, Gap, and Banananana Republic are all offering 20% off plus free shipping via the code MONDAY. On the upside, there’s no minimum purchase. On the downside, I hate Gap’s holiday commercials!

Ebates has doubled (and in some case, tripled) their cash back percentages. A full list of the percentages for today can be found here and … wait, have I not written about this site before? Geez, okay, there’s something for me to do this week!

Finally, Victoria’s Secret has 20% off most items thanks to VSSAVE20.

To be honest, most stores aren’t even hiding their deals. Say you’re a fan of Kodak Gallery or Target.com – simply head to their site and wham, their sale offers are right there. If you have a favorite retailer, check out their site today and chances are you’ll quickly find their Cyber Monday deals.

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Amazon has almost a dozen year-long magazine subscriptions for only $5 each, making for some nice (and cheap!) Christmas gifts. The $5 price tag is anywhere from 88 to 92% off the regular subscription price and the deal is only available until December 1. The full list of available magazines are:

• Cosmopolitan
• Food & Wine
• House Beautiful
• PEOPLE StyleWatch
• Popular Science
• Real Simple
• Smart Money
• Sports Illustrated Kids
• Southern Living
• Travel + Leisure

If I may make a suggestion for the man in your life, go for the Popular Science. It’s full of articles that will make him feel inadequate about his knowledge of tools and cars – not that I’m projecting my own feelings at all! Or better yet, go for the SI Kids. If there’s one thing that helps sooth the sting of never making it as a professional baseball player, it’s know that no matter how old I am, I can still strike out an eight year old.

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Kodak just sent me an e-mail saying that new members can get 50 free 4×6 prints. I personally am photoed out and have nothing left to print. It’s probably because I only take around one photo every eight months. My life’s just not that interesting!

“Ohh, here I am sitting in front of a computer. And look, here’s me blogging about something. Hey, I had almost forgotten about the time I went to a random website and then watched a funny video! Good times, good times…”

I doesn’t look like shipping is included, but with Christmas right around the corner, I’m going to be posting any purchase-related freebie I find since so many people buy photo albums for presents and whatnot.

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EDIT: Barnacles. As Jennifer pointed out in the comment, some folks are saying their local Kroger isn’t carrying this deal. Instead, the two card games ring up for $2.50 total. Not a bad deal, but not quite free.

Story time! It should come as no surprise that I was a goofball in college and took every opportunity to procrastinate. One year my roommate was studying to be a lawyer and our favorite game was imaging the worst name for his future law firm. The best I came up with involved a local auditorium (The Koger Center), one of my favorite Seinfeld characters (Mr. Kruger), and our nearby grocery store (Kroger). The end result was Koger, Kruger, and Kroger! I can’t even say it once without laughing, but then again, I’m an idiot.

Speaking of Kroger, they currently have a deal where you can get two free Hasbro card games! You’ll need a copy of yesterday’s (Nov. 15) USA Weekend, where you’ll find a BOGO Hasbro coupon on page 3. Then head to Kroger, where they also have BOGO Hasbro sale (no coupon needed). If you then buy two Hasbro games for $6.99 and use the coupon from USA Weekend, you’ll get both free during checkout. This could make for an excellent donation to Toys For Tots or for a Christmas gift!

The Target Coupon Generator also has a BOGO coupon available for the Hasbro Monopoly Deal or Scrabble Slam card games, so you could use the USA Weekend coupon there as well!

[via Coupon Cravings - thanks!]

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Edit on 11/17: Please read the SeeHere Updates post that I just published.

Freebies 4 Mom has scored a great deal for every freebie fan out there: how does 50 free 4×8 or 5×7 photo cards with free shipping from SeeHere by Fujifilm sound? All you have to do is use the code freebies4mom-1109 before Nov. 30 and your total cost for all 50 photo cards should be free. Just for reference, 50 custom cards normally run $39.50 before shipping, so we’re getting a $40+ deal here.

In addition, you can also get 100 free photo prints when you create a new account and use the promo code prints. This is a separate offer from the 50 free photo cards, so you’ll have to do two orders if you want to get this as well.

I normally hem and haw about sending holiday cards, but now I have no excuse, huh? My only qualm is that Christmas already gets enough attention. What about Boxing Day? Or Festivus?! That’s it, I’ve made up my mind. I’m going to create a card that reads “I got a lot of problems with you people!” and then send it to everyone I love the most. If they still talk to my afterwards, it’ll be a Festivus Miracle!

A lot of people are obviously using this code and as such, SeeHere’s site is a bit slow during the middle of the day. If you’re having trouble or getting errors, you may want to try at a later time. I haven’t ordered my cards yet, but will try to do so later this afternoon after the newsletter goes out.

[via Freebies 4 Mom - thanks!]

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Finally! I’ve had this darn post in the editing queue for almost 48 hours because I couldn’t confirm it to be legit, but I just got back from Walgreens with a bag full of Kleenex and my pockets only a few cents lighter.

Buy 3 boxes of Kleenex Facial Tissue @ $2.29 each.
Use $1/1 coupon from the November Healthy Savings Booklet (it’ll deduct $3).
Use $1.09 coupon found on the front page of their in-store ad.
Use $0.50/3 coupon from SmartSource.
Final price is free!

In actuality, all of the coupons save you $0.23 more than the Kleenex cost, so you’ll have to buy a cheap item like gum or candy. I picked up some peanut butter M&Ms, which cost $0.89 and yet I only paid $0.84 for everything My in-store ad also had a Reese’s coupon for $0.49, but I didn’t see it until I got home.

I used the coupons in the order listed above and it worked fine for me. If you think your local store may give you trouble, might I suggest having a look at our Corporate Coupon Policy post?

The photo above shows what I had trouble with. My local Walgreens only had the booklet on the right, however the Kleenex coupon is only in the booklet on the left. Figures. This evening I swung by a Walgreens a few miles away and wouldn’t you know, they were slam-packed with the Healthy Savings Booklet I needed!

[via Money Saving Mom - thanks!]

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