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Duracell 16-Pack AA/AAA or 24-Pack AA Batteries + 100% Back in Rewards Expired
from $15.50
+ Free Curbside Pickup
Office Depot and OfficeMax [Store Locator] is offering their Rewards Members (free to join): 100% Back in Office Depot/OfficeMax Rewards on select Duracell Coppertop Alkaline Batteries for the prices listed below, w/ coupon code 87539032. Select free curbside pickup where available otherwise shipping is free on $60+ orders. Thanks iggles
- Note: Refer to the promotion page for more details. Rewards are limited to 2 items per member. Availability for curbside pickup will vary by item and location.
- 16-Pack Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AA Batteries + 100% Back In Rewards $15.51
- 16-Pack Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AAA Batteries + 100% Back In Rewards $15.51
- 24-Pack Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AA Batteries + 100% Back In Rewards $20.47
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Valid in store and at officedepot.com from 9/20/20 to 9/26/20 11:59 PM ET or while supplies last, whichever occurs first. Rewards are limited to 2 items per member. This offer cannot be combined with other Bonus Rewards offers on the same or similar products and services.
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For those who have not spent $10 to recycle this month, OD is offering 100% back in rewards on select AA/AAA batteries this week.
Bonus Rewards: 100% back in Rewards on Duracell Coppertop AA/AAA 16-PK and AA 24-PK Batteries: Valid in store and at officedepot.com from 9/20/20 to 9/26/20 11:59 PM ET or while supplies last, whichever occurs first. Rewards are limited to 2 items per member. This offer cannot be combined with other Bonus Rewards offers on the same or similar products and services.
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OD should price match to Amazon or Walmart, so the out-of-pocket would be lower.
24 Pack AA - https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...0035LCFNQ/
16 pack AA - https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...003SIOZB6/ - $12.61 >Now $12.78
16 pack AAA -https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...006CSQXLO/ - 12.78
Bonus Rewards: 100% back in Rewards on Duracell Coppertop AA/AAA 16-PK and AA 24-PK Batteries: Valid in store and at officedepot.com from 9/20/20 to 9/26/20 11:59 PM ET or while supplies last, whichever occurs first. Rewards are limited to 2 items per member. This offer cannot be combined with other Bonus Rewards offers on the same or similar products and services.
https://www.officedepot
https://www.officedepot
https://www.officedepot
https://www.officedepot
OD should price match to Amazon or Walmart, so the out-of-pocket would be lower.
24 Pack AA - https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...0035LCFNQ/
16 pack AA - https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...003SIOZB6/ - $12.61 >Now $12.78
16 pack AAA -https://www.amazon.com/Duracell-C...006CSQXLO/ - 12.78
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When I was a kid Duracell were the best batteries. They did not leak. What happened? In the height of OfficeMax rolling rewards I accumulated a lot of Duracell batteries. The batteries are dated for 10 years but 2 years in, sitting in an AC controlled closet 75% had at least one leaking battery.
Duracell does have a program to get leaking batteries and damaged devices replaced or fixed for free. I have not bothered to go down that path as you have to mail all the stuff to them and I don't want to throw more money down that hole.Maybe someone could comment on success in using that program. I just don't understand why Duracell does not just fix the product. It is obvious they know they have a problem.
Even the free HF AAA don't leak. Why can't Duracell figure it out?
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AA/AAA 16-PK $15.51 A/C
AA 24-PK $20.47 A/C
OKAY. OKAY. We know these leak. This deal is mainly for folks who need to meet the $10 minimum monthly spend to be eligible for ink cartridge recycling.
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When I was a kid Duracell were the best batteries. They did not leak. What happened? In the height of OfficeMax rolling rewards I accumulated a lot of Duracell batteries. The batteries are dated for 10 years but 2 years in, sitting in an AC controlled closet 75% had at least one leaking battery.
Duracell does have a program to get leaking batteries and damaged devices replaced or fixed for free. I have not bothered to go down that path as you have to mail all the stuff to them and I don't want to throw more money down that hole.Maybe someone could comment on success in using that program. I just don't understand why Duracell does not just fix the product. It is obvious they know they have a problem.
Even the free HF AAA don't leak. Why can't Duracell figure it out?
I know reward dollars and coupons count against the cash back total. Not sure about officedepot giftcards.
I know reward dollars and coupons count against the cash back total. Not sure about officedepot giftcards.
Merchandise card meaning store credit right? Awesome thank you.
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When I was a kid Duracell were the best batteries. They did not leak. What happened? In the height of OfficeMax rolling rewards I accumulated a lot of Duracell batteries. The batteries are dated for 10 years but 2 years in, sitting in an AC controlled closet 75% had at least one leaking battery.
Duracell does have a program to get leaking batteries and damaged devices replaced or fixed for free. I have not bothered to go down that path as you have to mail all the stuff to them and I don't want to throw more money down that hole.Maybe someone could comment on success in using that program. I just don't understand why Duracell does not just fix the product. It is obvious they know they have a problem.
Even the free HF AAA don't leak. Why can't Duracell figure it out?
I claimed a damaged led headlamp, they asked me the value and gave me a check, didn't have to ship them the damaged item. They just asked for pictures of the damaged item, where it's stored, the leaking batteries...
I have also claimed the warranty on leaking batteries, they gave me 2 $10 vouchers for duracell batteries. Just sent pics too, didn't have to ship the leaking batteries.
I think it's against usps policy to ship damaged batteries.
You should try sending in the item through their guarantee program. https://www.duracell.co
Why would Duracell leak, and if they do leak, then what to expect from other less known brands in the market? I thought Duracell is a quality battery, in a similar manner to Energizer.