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Entertainment.com (US) Tax Day Sale: All Books are $10.40 (Until April 17)

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April 17 is Tax Day in the US and Entertainment.com is running a Tax Day Sale: all books are just $10.40 until April 17! These 2012 coupon savings books normally cost $35 & up, so if you haven't snagged one yet either for the city you live in or for the city you plan to visit this year, you might want to take advantage of this offer as you'll have access to savings on local restaurants, shows, sporting events, family attractions and more. The coupons in the book are good through November 2012. You can also access online coupons as soon as you complete your order.

Participating Canadian locations include: Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Halifax, Toronto (GTA), Hamilton, Ottawa, Montreal, Saskatchewan, Vancouver Island and the Okanagan Valley. Saving books for popular US vacation destinations like Las Vegas, Orlando, Hawaii, New Orleans and San Diego are also available.

Keep in mind all the prices displayed at Entertainment.com are in US dollars. Standard shipping to Canada starts at $2.49 per item. The sale is available until April 17.

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    • raccoon
    • added, use GRC to get 17.0% cash back.

      Conditions: Rebate is per coupon book
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    • toguy
    • Do people still use these coupons? The reason why I ask is that I had these books for two years and found that I hardly used the coupons. I came to the conclusion that the main reason was that many of the coupons were location-specific (i.e. even in the case where the coupon was for a restaurant chain) and I was rarely in the vicinity of those businesses. Even though I had the Entertainment book, I found that I was buying (and using) group deal vouchers more because the businesses were closer to areas that I am often near to. In addition, the discounts offered by group deal sites are essentially the same (or even better) than those in the Entertainment book.
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    • alexcruz416
    • Do people still use these coupons? The reason why I ask is that I had these books for two years and found that I hardly used the coupons. I came to the conclusion that the main reason was that many of the coupons were location-specific (i.e. even in the case where the coupon was for a restaurant chain) and I was rarely in the vicinity of those businesses. Even though I had the Entertainment book, I found that I was buying (and using) group deal vouchers more because the businesses were closer to areas that I am often near to. In addition, the discounts offered by group deal sites are essentially the same (or even better) than those in the Entertainment book.

      Coupons i use:

      Cineplex
      Dave and Busters
      AandW
      Licks
      Burger King
      Imperial Buffet (GREAT King crab dinnners!)
      Priceline (saved $20 off rate)
      various restaurants
      etc...

      saved $$$$$ on things i would of used anyways.

      Also perfect timing since i grabbed the New York City version for my trip in July. save me more $$$

      Thanks OP!
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    • juno1st
    • Key is to trade coupons, then the book is more worthwhile, you unload the useless (to you) stuff
      -you'd do this with site specific coupons, with gas prices etc.


      New businesses are added every year, Burger Brats and Krispey Kreme
      -one Rainbow Market free movie, for 2012, Cineplex is now BOGO if I recall
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    • catwalk
    • Coupons i use:
      Imperial Buffet (GREAT King crab dinnners!)
      Imperial wasn't in last years book & I didn't see it in the 2011/12 book either.... are you sure this is there? This was the only real reason I used to buy the book.

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