HP Pavilion dv6-6108us @ Office Depot, B&M YMMV THE MAGICAL PRICE IS: $265.93 after M.I.R. and Staples coupon.

Quote from BGDictator : http://www.officedepot.com/render...merService "We will match the other store's point-of-sale price after deducting their instant rebates and coupons. We will not match the other store's mail-in rebates nor will we deduct the value of any gift with purchase."

The part you didn't quote, and the reason the managers probably won't do this deal, is this:

"Taxes, ad errors, closeouts, clearance, liquidation, free product offers, special orders, offers advertised at a specific location and refurbished items are also excluded from this guarantee."

That's why a manager who knows the policy won't budge. They're already losing about $200 apiece on computers that are already marked down this low through the automarkdown system.

Quote from respdoc215 : Bring in a physical coupon..you should be fine.

It's 2012, when's the last time you've seen a "physical coupon" worth anything? (ie. all good coupons these days are "emailed" or "online" )

OD needs to get with the times. They operate on a loss and rely on tax writeoff "losses" to survive.

What a loser of a company.

Quote from shadowshopper : It's 2012, when's the last time you've seen a "physical coupon" worth anything? (ie. all good coupons these days are "emailed" or "online" ) OD needs to get with the times. They operate on a loss and rely on tax writeoff "losses" to survive. What a loser of a company.

I get quite a few decent mailed OM and Staples mailed coupons. Again..they are not stupid..and know it wouldn't take much to make a Staples $25 off $75 coupon look like..say... a $74 off $75 for a home printed one.