Office Depot and OfficeMax is offering select
Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AA/AAA Batteries on sale listed below.
Office Depot/Max Rewards Members [
Free to Join] will also earn
100% Back in Rewards Points [
Details]. Also, save an
additional 25% Off w/ coupon code
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Available:- Duracell Coppertop Alkaline Batteries + 100% Back In Office Depot/Max Rewards:
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Good luck finding something to buy later with your rewards that is not horribly overpriced.
Don't use rewards to purchase any % back in rewards deals. You will only earn rewards for any out-of-pocket you pay, after all discounts, coupons, rewards. The best trick is to price match something you will use for the rewards spending.
So how is $15 better than $0? Anti-slick.
Apparently, you don't know that they price match. Including Amazon, Walmart, other locals.
Worst case, you can buy stamps with rewards. Just do so on a sep purchase than anything earning rewards like this.
Cheaper at Costco.
Duracell sucks.
Over priced.
OD sucks.
Some other lame statement.
Ok now that is out of the way, let those of us who know how to make this deal work profit in peace.
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PM Walmart 16pack (AAA or AA) for 12.78 or 24 pack (AA) for 16.25 if your store is out of 16pack sizes.
I bought them last week at costco (just north of Boston) for $13.99, and they're only $16.99 regularly. Heck, buy the costco brand (made by Duracell) for $16.99 and get 48 batteries any day of the week.
Pay the 5% upcharge if necessary/if you can and get a much better deal.
I bought them last week at costco (just north of Boston) for $13.99, and they're only $16.99 regularly. Heck, buy the costco brand (made by Duracell) for $16.99 and get 48 batteries any day of the week.
Pay the 5% upcharge if necessary/if you can and get a much better deal.
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I guess this is the first thread like this you've noticed in over a decade, or else you have never read the way the deal works within those threads. It is explained in even more detail in the last one I posted. I like to give back to this community, so I hope to turn some on to this money maker. I see many just posting thread crap after only seeing the OP, but those who pay attention can profit.
Does this mean 2 of each item, or 2 items total?
Does this mean 2 of each item, or 2 items total?
- are a way to earn $2 per ink cart I recycle to earn $20 more each month in rewards by meeting my $10 monthly spend requirement.
- are net free-ish.
- make me money on all the spares I won't use, and therefore sell.
- make good gifts or helpful donations.
- last longer than rechargeables per single cycle.
- require no maintenance.
There are few devices that require rechargeable, so these are pretty much universally applicable.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
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