Office Depot and OfficeMax is offering select
Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AA/AAA Batteries on sale listed below.
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They always have charged way over retail value for these.
The way to do this to your advantage is to:
Be a rewards member of course.
Spend $10 a month out of your pocket. This deal is a great opportunity to do that.
Recycle 10 ink cartridges that month which rewards you $20 to spend there later.
To cash rewards out, look for price matching opportunities. Guess what? You can do a PM for this deal also! The only benefit is less taxes out of your pocket but you will get less rewards, which is a good thing because that means less money tied up to use there.
Buy stamps with rewards about to expire as a last-ditch plan if you don't find anything you need that can be price matched for a reasonable price.
Another option is to look for sale items or clearance items while recycling and/or shopping in person or online.
This is the best possible use of your side-gig of OD/OM rewards. If you don't do these things, not much benefit, but still some.
See my signature. I hope this helps. I am here only to help give back some of the bounty I have been blessed to receive here. I am not sponsored or paid.
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Back in the day, it was commonly in the weekly ad, which would be released ahead of time, letting us know, but I have not seen that in a while.
So for example not including taxes or any other coupons:
Price= $20
Rewards -$5
You pay $15
Your reward will be $15.
Bonus Rewards: 100% back in Rewards on Duracell Optimum AA/AAA 12PK and 18PK valid only at officedepot.com and in store from 9/26/21 to 10/2/21 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.
Merchandise cards (Either a true gift card with a return credit added to it or a straight-up return merch card) would not qualify to earn rewards. They convert a gift card to a merch card if you add return credit to it, (ie, combining in order to keep less cards in your wallet) so never do that.
Back in the day, it was commonly in the weekly ad, which would be released ahead of time, letting us know, but I have not seen that in a while.
IOW, these are the no-brainer option for monthly minimum spend.
My experience has not shown any advantage for the Optimums, which are more per battery. So I prefer the regular Duracell deals. Maybe the Optimums have less occurrences of leakage, but only time will tell.
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I decided to respond to this late since I received another reminder of why I should have sworn off Duracell's long, long ago - maybe back before 2016 when those others expired.
The leakage seen in that bag may be accentuated from being in an (open) plastic bag w/ other leaking batteries, but unfortunately all those Duracells are in there because they were leaking before being removed.
Attaching 2 pics showing a 2027 battery that was starting to leak by itself, and separately 2 Duralock-branded Duracells which are they supposed to be better at anything? These were in a multimeter, always left indoors so not subjected to any extreme temps or abuse.
Just sitting there waiting to be used a few times a month. Those show expiration 12/2022 and I'm fine with them going to 0V by the date shown, but seems there's no "won't leak and ruin your electronics" guarantee on these Dubioucell batteries. Never had these problems when I was a kid many years ago, but seems Duracell has cornered the market on leaky batteries the past couple decades.
For those that buy these, hope you fare much better.
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