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Meijer offers its 20% off coupon this Saturday under the name Back to School Bucks! The coupon gives you $3 off an item priced $15 (well, $14.97) or more, $5 off ~$25, and $10 off ~$50, or similar values. You can use them on any general merchandise, which includes any video games, but more...

Meijer Summer Bucks are here again! Summer Bucks give you $3 off an item priced $15 (well, $14.97) or more, $5 off ~$25, and $10 off ~$50. You can use them on any general merchandise, which includes any video games, but more importantly PSN, Nintendo, and Microsoft points cards. I point this out...

This Saturday only, Meijer offers a discount of 10% off General Merchandise. If you belong to mPerks, their free cell phone-based e-coupon system, the discount increases to 15% off. General Merchandise includes PSN, Nintendo, Microsoft, and iTunes points cards; IIRC it does not include video...

So what does that anrdoezrs.net redirect OP has wrapped around the actual store links do?

So the polls look closed, but the threads remain open to new posts and this forum has no new information. Did the voting and raffling end or what?

Going with the Nintendo 3DS Price Drop & Ambassador Program. It kick-started the console from sluggish sales into a big seller.

This had nothing to do with Sony, as Harmonix released a bundle for the PS3 in Europe. Of course Harmonix never specifically stated what happened, but a little reading between the lines suggested Microsoft wrote into their promotional agreement that Harmonix not release a bundle for the PS3...

This. Best discounts I’ve found on points cards. Santa Bucks work on PSN, Microsoft, Nintendo, and iTunes cards. My local Meijer had iTunes cards on sale already and IIRC Santa Bucks stack with sales.

Posted a new thread because I can’t change the title of this one to mention today’s coupon.

Today only Meijer has 10% off coupons good on video game software and hardware and 20% off coupons good on other general merchandise, which includes PSN, Nintendo, and Microsoft points cards. I don’t know of a better (or any other) discount on PSN and Nintendo points cards. Paying $16 for $20...

Thanks timberwolfbobby for the MPerks tip, jumpiestranger2 for the self-checkout idea (does the checkout system walk you through activating the cards?), and thedream77 for the iTunes confirmation. I’ll add this info to my post next time they run the promo.

Santa Bucks have arrived again! Santa Bucks give you an instant $2 off per $10 of one item’s price, in $10 increments. That means $4 off one $20 item, $6 off $30, etc., immediately—no messing around with gift cards or coupons for future visits. You can use them on any general merchandise, which...

I don’t know if Meijer considers iTunes gift cards as general merchandise. If anybody tries them, please report back. I thought about reformatting my post for the next time this promo rolls around. Does our CAGs read paragraphs or should I boil it down to bullet points?

Santa Bucks have arrived again! Santa Bucks give you an instant $2 off per $10 of one item’s price, in $10 increments. That means $4 off one $20 item, $6 off $30, etc., immediately—no messing around with gift cards or coupons for future visits. You can use them on any general merchandise, which...

You can already buy the soundtrack for that game on Amazon or iTunes. Unless you want an orchestral version of chip-pop, which probably wouldn’t make it better.

I’ll enter, but I liked Epic Games better when they had the power of a million games.

Meijer Summer Bucks are here again! Summer Bucks give you $3 off an item priced $15 (well, $14.97) or more, $5 off ~$25, $10 off ~$50, and $20 off ~$100. You can use them on any general merchandise, which includes any video games, but more importantly PSN, Nintendo, and Microsoft points cards. I...

Meijer Summer Bucks are here again! Summer Bucks give you $3 off an item priced $15 (well, $14.97) or more, $5 off ~$25, $10 off ~$50, and $20 off ~$100. You can use them on any general merchandise, which includes any video games, but more importantly PSN, Nintendo, and Microsoft points cards. I...

I had a $15 coupon, a bonus from buying Golden Sun: Dark Dawn and Dragon Quest IX. I tried to use it to buy a $20 PSN card. I believe the coupon had a $15 minimum (I later spent it at another store) and IIRC it didn’t say anything about PSN card ineligibility, but the coupon didn’t work. The...