Panasonic KX-TG4133M DECT 6.0 Cordless Telephone $34.99 After staples 25 off 75 and staples easy rebate $20.

Quote from poohbie : It's actually $10 more for the 4 headset one if you factor in $20 phone trade-in on both, but it's a lower model without Talking CID. So it comes down to whether you want to spend $10 more for an additional handset, but a lower model without Talking CID.

In the real world, the trade-in phone probably doesn't worth $20. But I do like the newer model.
BTW if you looking for a $25 off coupon, there are plenty on ebay. Just search "staples coupon".

Quote from XWRed5W3 : Actually they go by the regular price. http://www.staples.com/Telephones...t_CL142388 It's even listed as one of the qualifying phones.

Not really...here is the list of phones that show up when you click order now link from the trade-in banner. This phone is not on that list.
http://www.staples.com/Phone+Trad...genumber=1

http://www.staples.com/office/sup...reId=10001

I took a screen shot to be safe

bit on this.. thanks!

Quote from screenname : I think I have a better deal at http://slickdeals.net/f/4347700-P...om-Staples

if you include the trade in, its 14.99 for this one and this is a more advanced model.

Quote from iamgoinbiking : Not really...here is the list of phones that show up when you click order now link from the trade-in banner. This phone is not on that list. http://www.staples.com/Phone+Trad...genumber=1

As was said earlier, this exact phone is in this week's circular WITH the $20 trade-in mentioned right on it. There shouldn't be any issue with it.

so what is the best way to combine trade in and $25 coupon? Coupon is online only.

Quote from otherhas : if you include the trade in, its 14.99 for this one and this is a more advanced model.

This is how I see it can be worked out. May I know how this is 14.99?
$99.99 -$30 SER - $20 trade-in - $25 coupon = $25 + taxes

$89.99 - $10 - $25 coupon - $20 trade-in = $34 + tax - 20 SER = $14 + tax
However, this is not working for me. They do the $20 trade-in first, so the total reduced to $59.99 which does not qualify for $25 off $75. You have to do one way or the other but not both. I took the $25 coupon off so it was $54.99 + tax - $20 SER = $34.99 + tax
You may try to order online with $25 coupon then bring the trade-in to store to get away with having to use only one discount.

It should not be the issue for the other model since $20 trade-in brings it down to 79.99 which still qualifies for the $25 coupon.

Personally I like the first one which is newer model with talking caller ID and call block. If you subscribe caller ID, you can block up to 30 unwanted phone numbers.

Quote from szhman : This is how I see it can be worked out. May I know how this is 14.99? $99.99 -$30 SER - $20 trade-in - $25 coupon = $25 + taxes

Quote from deals2008 : $89.99 - $10 - $25 coupon - $20 trade-in = $34 + tax - 20 SER = $14 + tax However, this is not working for me. They do the $20 trade-in first, so the total reduced to $59.99 which does not qualify for $25 off $75. You have to do one way or the other but not both. I took the $25 coupon off so it was $54.99 + tax - $20 SER = $34.99 + tax You may try to order online with $25 coupon then bring the trade-in to store to get away with having to use only one discount. It should not be the issue for the other model since $20 trade-in brings it down to 79.99 which still qualifies for the $25 coupon. Personally I like the first one which is newer model with talking caller ID and call block. If you subscribe caller ID, you can block up to 30 unwanted phone numbers.

You can order it online then go to store to try the trade in. it total was 34.99 plus tax, once i get the phone i will go in with the receipt to get the trade in credit.

Since it was 79.99 before the $20 rebate so i used the 25 off 75 which brought it down to 54.99. Than I filled in the rebate form. (which when i get will get it to 34.99). Hoping I can go to store for the $20 trade in since original price said it was $89.99 which is higher than $85. making it hopefully $34.99-$20=$14.99.

+ taxes,

Quote from deals2008 : $89.99 - $10 - $25 coupon - $20 trade-in = $34 + tax - 20 SER = $14 + tax However, this is not working for me. They do the $20 trade-in first, so the total reduced to $59.99 which does not qualify for $25 off $75. You have to do one way or the other but not both. I took the $25 coupon off so it was $54.99 + tax - $20 SER = $34.99 + tax You may try to order online with $25 coupon then bring the trade-in to store to get away with having to use only one discount. It should not be the issue for the other model since $20 trade-in brings it down to 79.99 which still qualifies for the $25 coupon. Personally I like the first one which is newer model with talking caller ID and call block. If you subscribe caller ID, you can block up to 30 unwanted phone numbers.

I can confirm it doesn't matter whether they do the 25/75 coupon or trade-in first (my cashier tried it both ways). When doing 25/75 first, it looks like it'll go through fine. But once cashier finalizes transaction, 25/75 is removed and a message appears saying that minimum was not met for coupon.

At any rate, rather than take the coupon off, you'd still come out ahead if you spent $15+ on fillers to be able to use the $25 coupon.

if anybody is looking for a cheap phone for the trade-in and if you have microcenter store near by then they have a corded phone for $2.99. Here is the link to the item http://www.microcenter.com/single...id=0377692

This will NOT work. The price is $79.99, not eligible for trade-in.

Trade in or not, this looks like a good deal for $35. I'm in. Does it use rechargable AAAs like the other panasonics?

Any issues with the rebate when coupled with the $25/75 coupon?