5,500 AM is one trip to Vegas, and if value is really $1,000 (plus tax, then $1,130), it seems reasonable...at least some value for the AM...some said kinda pricey, some still grabbed it...what do others in the community think???:shrug:
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5,500 AM is one trip to Vegas, and if value is really $1,000 (plus tax, then $1,130), it seems reasonable...at least some value for the AM...some said kinda pricey, some still grabbed it...what do others in the community think???:shrug:
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Originally Posted by monkeyincowtown
The Macbook Air is worth a lot more than the necklace. My opinion. :)
My guess is that except for a few items (iPods) - Safeway is selling items at a basic cost of 15c / Air Mile... so this item, they sold for $825 worth of Air Miles - their cost.
Ron.
I would have it if I didn't have so many computers already but there's no way I could justify it - we have 3 Apple laptops already (one that doesn't work great), plus an Apple desktop, a non-Apple desktop, an Ipad, an Ipod touch and 2 touchpads, lol. There's only 2 adults but the kids play with the touchpads & Ipad/Ipod touch.
did anyone manage to get this deal?
I passed. Already have a desktop, 2 lap tops (I forgot 1) and 2 netbooks.
As to the necklace, it cost $337 in AMs, Birk's sells it for $2,500 (which really doesn't mean anything) but I've mentioned someone who put it up on Kijiji and got an $800 offer for it so that's 2.37 times the cost.
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Originally Posted by operabob
OB, your wife will LOVE it and that my friend is PRICELESS!!
I managed to nab one of the laptops this morning !
I agree with newfbc most of the other products have had MSRP's where often that product could be purchased elsewhere at a cost largely reduced from the MSRP. With Apple products it is highly unlikely to find that product at a discounted price (new), not to mention if a person planned on selling it the marketability of an apple product over a diamond necklace would appeal to a larger demographic, just my two cents.
Thanks for the Safeway Coupon Policy. I am keeping this as my Safeway insists they dont take printable coupons and insists I printout the safeway coupons.
But I do have one question.
How the heck do we load internet and digital coupons to the club card as stated in the coupon policy?
Thanks
Can't quite remember the Canadian site but here's the US. You could search the Canadian site for loadable coupons I guess. Thing with this though is it's a max of 1 coupon/product and they're often lower value than the hard copy coupons:Quote:
But I do have one question.
How the heck do we load internet and digital coupons to the club card as stated in the coupon policy?
http://www.safeway.com/ifl/grocery/coupons
http://www.safeway.ca/default.asp?ma...r/lft_save.aspQuote:
Originally Posted by myintuition
Thanks Nat,
Bizaare though that on the Canadian site it requires a "Zip Code" and won't process Area Codes.
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Once offers are added to your card you can use them in the local geographical region that you reside in. Offers valid for U.S. card holders only.
Hmmm looks like it won't work then, has anyone had any success with these loaded coupons before?Quote:
Originally Posted by operabob
So Ron,
What's the prediction for tomorrow? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, so no more, say no more, a nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat.
OK.... what line is that from? Is it Dickens?:icon_scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by operabob