Lowe's is offering a 2-Pack DeWalt 20V Max Powerstack Compact Batteries (DCBP034-2) for Free ($179 value) with the Purchase of Select 20V DeWalt Tools. Shipping is free, or select free store pick up where stock permits.
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Lowe's is offering a 2-Pack DeWalt 20V Max Powerstack Compact Batteries (DCBP034-2) for Free ($179 value) with the Purchase of Select 20V DeWalt Tools. Shipping is free, or select free store pick up where stock permits.
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member Deal_Hunter_108 for finding this deal.
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YMMV this deal is hackable in store (I tested it earlier today). Others have had success with hack also.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
on your receipt, was the total price split between the battery kit and tool (example: $100 for tool and $100 for battery) ? or did the battery ring up as $0 while the entire cost was on the tool?
this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
YMMV this deal is hackable in store (I tested it earlier today). Others have had success with hack also.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
YMMV this deal is hackable in store (I tested it earlier today). Others have had success with hack also.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
TBH most of these are decent even if you can't hack, but this is the MVP post if true for everyone.
YMMV this deal is hackable in store (I tested it earlier today). Others have had success with hack also.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
on your receipt, was the total price split between the battery kit and tool (example: $100 for tool and $100 for battery) ? or did the battery ring up as $0 while the entire cost was on the tool?
this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
I think GoodOmen purchased online, returned in store for a net $0 cost. I purchased in store and received normal hack (about half off each item).
I don't recommend going the $0 net cost route because this will eventually result in Lowe's disabling the hacks again.
on your receipt, was the total price split between the battery kit and tool (example: $100 for tool and $100 for battery) ? or did the battery ring up as $0 while the entire cost was on the tool?
this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
Yes, I purchased the router in store for $219. My receipt shows each item was about $110 (the math wasn't exactly 50% off each) so it should be able to be replicated.
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Also, good news, I was able to stack my 10% discount on top of this BOGO deal. Previously disabled at Lowe's (for about a year or so).
Of note, the current HD hacks are a little cheaper if you're interested in the bare tools, good through 2 Feb.
Did you applyt this 10% discount through a promocode or military discount? Was it in store or online? That would be a game changer for me as I always go to depot becasue of all the things I can stack!
This seems like a downgrade from the recent 2x 5Ah (non-PowerStack) battery deals, right? Is PowerStack so much better that 1.7Ah PowerStack is equal to or greater than 5.0Ah non-PowerStack?
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Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
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Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
Hack is buying the bare tool, receiving the "free" batteries, returning the unwanted item for about half off. Similar to the well known Home Depot hack. Lowe's has had there hackable deals disabled for over a year and this is first deal where it seems to work again.
this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
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I think GoodOmen purchased online, returned in store for a net $0 cost. I purchased in store and received normal hack (about half off each item).
I don't recommend going the $0 net cost route because this will eventually result in Lowe's disabling the hacks again.
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this matters because if it's the latter, then the cashier did an override and split the cost themselves then refunded. they are NOT supposed to do that, most cashiers will not do it and in some cases won't even know how to do it
however, if it's the former, then everyone should be able to replicate.
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Of note, the current HD hacks are a little cheaper if you're interested in the bare tools, good through 2 Feb.
Of note, the current HD hacks are a little cheaper if you're interested in the bare tools, good through 2 Feb.
Of note, the current HD hacks are a little cheaper if you're interested in the bare tools, good through 2 Feb.
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