Add one or more Main Woot and/or Category Daily Deals to your cart. Enter code LUCK20 on the final checkout screen (screen with the “Place Order” button). Discount will be equal to 20% of your order subtotal. Doesn’t look like there’s a maximum on savings.
NOTE: The discount will ONLY apply to the select Main Woot and Category Daily Deals on Friday, 12/13/24, but there are a ton of them.
This is for ALL customers, not just new or Prime customers. Enjoy!
Apple iPhones for $206.99 – $509.99. These are unlocked, refurbished units with battery life guaranteed to perform at an 80% minimum. If you don’t need the newest and most expensive, definitely something to check out. If you don’t like it, return it – it’s Amazon’s little brother, after all.
Would have posted this earlier, but it was marked to start tomorrow. Turns out it started on the 10th and ends this evening.
Amazon launched Amazon Autos, an e-commerce business that lets customers find, order, and buy new cars, trucks, and SUVs from dealerships.
Amazon is kicking off the new endeavor with Hyundai in 48 U.S. cities, including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York.
Shoppers will be able to search for available vehicles from participating dealers by model, trim, color, and features. They’ll also offer financing! Once the payment is finalized, customers can schedule when to pick up their vehicle from that dealership.
When vehicles go on sale at Amazon, the local dealer (for now just Hyundai dealers) will be the seller of record. Amazon Autos will even handle trade ins. The price at check-out is the final price.
Amazon Auto plans to add leasing, more brands, cities and expanded financing optionsr.
That stupid Walgreens Boots Alliance is considering selling to a private equity firm – a move that would take the publicly traded company private, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Deerfield-based Walgreens has been in discussions with Sycamore Partners over a deal that could be completed early next year, the Journal wrote, citing unnamed “people familiar with the matter.”
A Walgreens spokesperson declined to comment on the report Tuesday, telling the Tribune, “we don’t comment on rumors or speculation about our business.” A spokesperson for Sycamore also declined to comment.
Walgreens’ stock shot up 21% on the news early Tuesday afternoon. Well, of course it did – closing a bunch of losing proposition stores didn’t help, nor did so many of their other business decisions over the past five years or so. I can remember when I practically slept on a cot in the back to run deals, but now I weeks and weeks without a visit. Maybe bringing back an ad would help – just a thought. Click the link for the full article which appeared in today’s Tribune.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of federal and state regulators who challenged Kroger’s planned $25 billion acquisition of Albertsons. The Tuesday afternoon decision to grant a preliminary injunction only temporarily blocks the merger – but it may doom the deal for good.
The Federal Trade Commission, joined by attorneys general in Arizona, California, Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Wyoming and the District of Columbia, had sought an injunction to suspend the deal until after a full review could be completed, to determine if the proposed combination would violate antitrust laws and stifle competition.
Citing the plaintiffs’ likelihood of success in proving the deal is anticompetitive, the judge granted the injunction that stops the merger in its tracks for now.
And possibly for good, as Kroger had signaled it would abandon the deal if an injunction were to be granted. Here’s the Coupons in the News article.
Target recently upgraded its gift cards to make them more secure. Walmart is now being sued for not doing the same.
A New Jersey woman has filed a lawsuit against Walmart, accusing the retailer of selling her a compromised gift card, refusing to reimburse her, and allegedly doing the same to hundreds or thousands of other Walmart shoppers.
In a case initially filed in state court and now transferred to federal court, Kimberly Palazzi accused Walmart of knowing that its gift cards are susceptible to fraud, doing nothing to prevent it, not making it right for victimized customers, and joining the criminals in profiting from the scheme. Here’s the full article from Coupons in the News.
Lego Holiday Bundle, Christmas Tree (40573) and Wreath (40426), 2-in-1 Building Toy Set, Christmas, (1294 Total Pcs. You can check out all the other Lego Holiday designs from this page … but it’s so odd to me 🙂
Ruko 1088 Smart Robots for Kids, Large Programmable Interactive RC Robot with Voice Control, APP Control. There are a few varieties shown, all about 40% off. Strangely, this came up as something in my cart that had a price change — I’ve never seen this before in my life!
Hot Deal on Groupon! Snag a Sam’s Club Membership for just $25! Limited Time Offer. Lots of people have both Costco and Sam’s Club cards since each might carry favorite brands and for this kind of price? At a minimum, different samples 🙂
