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Lowes.com $10 off $50 and 10% coupon codes (slightly YMMV)
So, yesterday I was building an order at Lowes.com, for free store pick-up, and started searching around for coupon codes. The only one that I found that worked was a 15 digit number, for 10% off (no minimum purchase). Unfortunately, it was a single-use coupon, and when I went to complete the order today, it was unavailable.
That's when I started playing with the numbers. Figuring they were single-use, I tried incrementing the last digit by one. That prompted the same error message: "this code has already been redeemed on Lowes.com"
Jackpot.
When I incremented by a couple more digits, I obtained a working 10% off coupon code.
When I incremented a couple of the earlier digits, I obtained a working $10 off $50 coupon code.
Here are the patterns that worked for me:
470000610506072 ($10 off of $50) (already used)
470000610506073 ($10 off of $50) (have at it)
470000610506074 ($10 off of $50) (already used)
470000610405073 (10% off) (already used)
470000610405074 (10% off) (have at it)
For your convenience, I've created these incremented lists in Excel, and tested the last numbers of each to verify they work (so all the intermediate ones should as well):
10% off:
470000610405074
470000610405075
470000610405076
470000610405077
470000610405078
470000610405079
470000610405080
470000610405081
470000610405082
470000610405083
470000610405084
470000610405085
470000610405086
470000610405087
470000610405088
470000610405089
470000610405090
470000610405091
470000610405092
470000610405093
470000610405094
470000610405095
470000610405096
470000610405097
470000610405098
470000610405099
Higher increments for the 10% off don't seem to work - try decrementing the earlier numbers by 1 to generate more.
$10 off of $50
470000610506075
470000610506076
470000610506077
470000610506078
470000610506079
470000610506080
470000610506081
470000610506082
470000610506083
470000610506084
470000610506085
470000610506086
470000610506087
470000610506088
470000610506089
470000610506090
470000610506091
470000610506092
470000610506093
470000610506094
470000610506095
470000610506096
470000610506097
470000610506098
470000610506099
470000610506100
470000610506101
470000610506102
470000610506103
470000610506104
470000610506105
470000610506106
470000610506107
470000610506108
470000610506109
470000610506110
470000610506111
470000610506112
470000610506113
470000610506114
470000610506115
470000610506116
470000610506117
470000610506118
470000610506119
470000610506120
470000610506121
470000610506122
470000610506123
470000610506124
470000610506125
470000610506126
470000610506127
470000610506128
470000610506129
470000610506130
Do like I did, and break your pick-up orders into as many orders just over $50 as possible (to maximize the % off of the $10 off $50 coupons) and apply a 10% off coupon to the rest.
Or, do like I did, and experiment with incrementing different digits to see if you can find even better discounts.
Consider posting when you use a code, to save your fellow SDers the hassle of trial and error.
That's when I started playing with the numbers. Figuring they were single-use, I tried incrementing the last digit by one. That prompted the same error message: "this code has already been redeemed on Lowes.com"
Jackpot.
When I incremented by a couple more digits, I obtained a working 10% off coupon code.
When I incremented a couple of the earlier digits, I obtained a working $10 off $50 coupon code.
Here are the patterns that worked for me:
470000610506072 ($10 off of $50) (already used)
470000610506073 ($10 off of $50) (have at it)
470000610506074 ($10 off of $50) (already used)
470000610405073 (10% off) (already used)
470000610405074 (10% off) (have at it)
For your convenience, I've created these incremented lists in Excel, and tested the last numbers of each to verify they work (so all the intermediate ones should as well):
10% off:
470000610405074
470000610405075
470000610405076
470000610405077
470000610405078
470000610405079
470000610405080
470000610405081
470000610405082
470000610405083
470000610405084
470000610405085
470000610405086
470000610405087
470000610405088
470000610405089
470000610405090
470000610405091
470000610405092
470000610405093
470000610405094
470000610405095
470000610405096
470000610405097
470000610405098
470000610405099
Higher increments for the 10% off don't seem to work - try decrementing the earlier numbers by 1 to generate more.
$10 off of $50
470000610506075
470000610506076
470000610506077
470000610506078
470000610506079
470000610506080
470000610506081
470000610506082
470000610506083
470000610506084
470000610506085
470000610506086
470000610506087
470000610506088
470000610506089
470000610506090
470000610506091
470000610506092
470000610506093
470000610506094
470000610506095
470000610506096
470000610506097
470000610506098
470000610506099
470000610506100
470000610506101
470000610506102
470000610506103
470000610506104
470000610506105
470000610506106
470000610506107
470000610506108
470000610506109
470000610506110
470000610506111
470000610506112
470000610506113
470000610506114
470000610506115
470000610506116
470000610506117
470000610506118
470000610506119
470000610506120
470000610506121
470000610506122
470000610506123
470000610506124
470000610506125
470000610506126
470000610506127
470000610506128
470000610506129
470000610506130
Do like I did, and break your pick-up orders into as many orders just over $50 as possible (to maximize the % off of the $10 off $50 coupons) and apply a 10% off coupon to the rest.
Or, do like I did, and experiment with incrementing different digits to see if you can find even better discounts.
Consider posting when you use a code, to save your fellow SDers the hassle of trial and error.
Last edited by suburb.survivor; 12-09-2011 at 05:03 PM..
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