Since the 7/05 ad runs over the two Prime Days (11 & 12), the next Amazon Fresh ad will start on Thursday and end on Tuesday. No coupon in this ad.
A page of Prime-only deals, but nothing stands out as being very good value. They’re offering 77 oz Clorox for $5.19, for pete’s sake – and here I was bitching about Dollar Tree’s 64 oz bottles. When did pop get so expensive that $7.50/12pk was something to post in their ad?
That’s an extra 15% off everything in your cart, not just one or two deals. Stock up on Local Flavor vouchers for even less because most of them won’t expire until 181 days after purchase.
I’ll probably grab a couple of the Amazon Fresh deals today and tomorrow (two trips!!), but otherwise just don’t see the point of all this madness. If you are not a Prime member but want the deals, sign up for a free 30-day trial; if it’s not something you can see using the rest of the year … cancel. I know everyone makes out how hard it is to cancel on Amazon, but it really isn’t. Like Subscribe & Save deals, you just go in there, see what’s up and cancel the entire thing. Here’s a link to the Amazon Front Page.
Prime Exclusive Store over on Woot! You only think big brother has the best deals!
Top deal is a couple of monitors, but I like these deeply-discounted Funko figures. Check out all the bonus deals on Best Buy Daily Deals.
Supermarket Surprise Bonanza for $3.99-69.99. All sorts of stuff in this collection, including a 12pk of Splenda for $39.99 – $3.33 per 100 ct. You can buy generic cheaper at Dollar Tree, but many people don’t like the fillers used by private labels (son is one), so this is a good price compared to grocery stores.
