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New Stores added to Store Ratings at RedFlagDeals.com
We want to know about the good and bad experiences you've had shopping online so that others in the RedFlagDeals.com community know where they should and shouldn't shop! That's why we have our Store Ratings section, so be sure to check in after you've completed your online shopping experience and let us know how it went!
We've just added a bunch of new stores, including:
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Jul. 21, 2008
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New @ RedFlagDeals.com: Deals of the Day Page & Free Shipping Deals Page
We've rolled out some new additions here at RedFlagDeals.com to make your online shopping and bargain hunting even easier! Under our shopping categories on the left, you'll notice a "Limited Time Offers" category that contains our Deals of the Day Page and our Free Shipping Deals Page.
The Deals of the Day Page collects information on one-day only offers from a variety of retailers and presents them to you in a single, easy-to-browse package. It's updated daily (and throughout the day) so you'll be able to check all of the daily deals and and check them early! There might be a few kinks left to hammer out, so if you come across any, send an email to . If we've missed any retailers with regular "daily deals", send us an email about that, too!
The other new addition to our site is the Free Shipping Deals Page. As the name suggests, this is a page of all current deals that offer free shipping. Good shipping options always sweeten any given deal, and what better option is there than free?
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Oct. 8, 2008
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New @ RedFlagDeals.com: Canadian Flyers Listing, New “Ask an Expert” Q&A
There's a lot happening here at RedFlagDeals.com right now.
In addition to the big news about the Scarlett Lounge, we've also added a Canadian Flyers Listing. There, you will find direct links to the online flyers for more than a hundred Canadian stores and retailers. It's a one stop shop when you want to check out flyers online, whether you're looking for groceries, housewares, or computers and electronics. It's even sortable by store name and categories. You'll find the listing under the "Time Limited Offers" category on the left. If your favourite store has an online flyer and it's not on the list, !
Elsewhere, there's a new question and answer for "Ask an Expert", where business coach Warren Coughlin answers your questions about small businesses. This time around, Warren looks at cost-effective ways to market an online business.
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Nov. 9, 2009
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Canadian Tire: Jobmate 36-pc Rotary Tool Kit $10, 3-Sec Corkscrew $9, 8.1MP Underwater DVR $100
The latest Canadian Tire flyer is available. It's time to start thinking about gift ideas, so have a look at the some of the good deals;
- Jobmate 36-piece Rotary Tool Kit - $9.99, save 66%
- The Snuggie Blanket - $19.99
- 5-Drawer Deep Tower, White - $18.99, save 50%
- Utility Mat, 2-Pc - $9.99
- Mastercraft Maximum 7-pc Flex Wrench Set - $39.99, save 65%
- Cooper Ping-Pong Table - $129.99, save $50
- Vivitar Underwater Digital Video Recorder, 8.1 Megapixel - $99.99
- Home Collection Microsuede Fabric Storage Bench - $89.99, save $20
- Three-second Corkscrew - $8.99, save 65%
- Bravetti 7Q Slow Cooker w/ Bonus Mini Slow Cooker - $34.99, save 50%
- George Foreman Cool Touch Grilleration, 72" - $49.99, save 35%
- Wahl Nose Hair Trimmer - $3.99, save 50%
- Swiss Army 8-Function Pocket Knife - $8.74, save 65%
Prices are in effect until November 13, 2009.
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Sep. 4, 2008
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Toronto Hydro Will Pick Up Your Old Fridge or Freezer For Free (GTA)
UPDATE: An ad in today's Metro paper reminded us that this deal is still active! If you've got an old fridge, now might be the time to get rid of it!
If you have an old second fridge or freezer in your basement or garage, Toronto Hydro will come pick it up for free (they'll even haul it out of your basement for you!) -- and they'll dispose of it in an environmentally friendly way.
To qualify, the fridge or freezer must be at least 10 years old and 10-27 cubic feet in size, and in working condition.
To book an appointment, visit EveryKilowattCounts.com or call 1-877-797-9473
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Sep. 3, 2009
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Ford Promos: $1000 off Select Models for Costco Members & Retire an Old Car for up to $3000 Credit
Ford is making a strong push to attract new car buyers. At the moment, we've spotted two promotions that could end up knocking a big chunk off the price of a new Ford automobile.
First up, Ford has a Recycle Your Ride program. Ford is working with the Clean Air Foundation and the government run Retire Your Ride program. If you turn in a working 1995 model year or older vehicle to the government Retire Your Ride Program and provide proof to a Ford dealer, you can be eligible for a credit of up to $3000 (you also qualify if you've already made use of the Retire your ride program). You can choose to take a cheque directly, or have the credit applied toward a new purchase of lease. Full details and instructions can be found here.
Second, Ford is offering people with a valid Costco membership a $1000 discount on select models -- the Fusion, Flex, Escape, and Edge (the Escape Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid also qualify). You'll need to bring the printable coupon (linked on the page), and your Costco membership card with you to a dealer. The fine print on the coupon also states that the offer is transferable to immediate family members living within the same household as the eligible Costco member.
We don't see anything in the literature that makes these offers mutually exclusive, so you're looking at the prospect of some significant savings if you can combine the two. In fact, the Costco coupon specifically states that it's "Available in addition to other offers."
If you're fast, you could also make it in time for the end of the Ford Employee Pricing promotion which was supposed to end on August 31st but has been held over to September 8th.
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Oct. 20, 2008
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Toronto: Replace Your Old Washing Machines & Toilets And Get a $60 or $75 Rebate
If you're in Toronto and you're looking for a new washer or a new toilet, you'll want to check this out: replace your old toilets and washers with city-approved high-efficiency models and get a $60 or $75 rebate from the city of Toronto. Details for the Washer Rebate Program are here and details for the Toilet Rebate Program are here.
To be eligible for the program you must "own or rent residential property in the City of Toronto
(includes detached houses, semis, duplexes (buildings with six or less units), individual condos and townhouses) and have existing toilets with a flush volume of 13 litres or more."
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Aug. 20, 2009
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PeakSaver: Lower Energy Use & Bills in Ontario (Free Programmable Thermostat & $25 Credit)
The Ontario Power Authority, in cooperation with many local electricity distribution companies (LDCs) is offering the Peaksaver program - an initiative to reduce electricity usage and costs. When you sign up for Peaksaver, a programmable thermostat or load control switch will be installed (free of charge) to control your air conditioner, electric water heater and/or pool pump (this varies by local distribution companies). Your power company will then be able to cycle down your air conditioning or other applicable appliance temporarily at select times. It will help reduce the strain on the electricity system on summer days when electricity use is at its peak. LDCs will only do this when necessary, and not on weekends or holidays. You can leave for work during the day, save energy during the afternoon, and come home with minimal, if any noticeable difference in the temperature or comfort level of your house. Some LDCs offer this program for businesses as well.
Eligibility restrictions are that you are homeowner of a single-family home or a business owner with a central cooling system, although LDCs may offer the program if you rent property and have permission of the owner. Your LDC will do all the work at no expense to you, and you will receive $25 from the Ontario Power Authority just for signing up.
Policies may vary between LDCs, and some may offer extras like wireless internet control of programmable thermostats while others don't. Contact your LDC to find out more. A full list of participating LDCs can be found here. To get you started, here are a few LDCs and their information pages for their individual promotions of the Peaksaver program:
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RedFlagDeals.com Launches Green Deals Section!
We’re happy to announce that RedFlagDeals.com has launched a Green Deals section that looks to bring you great savings on environmentally conscious products and services. We’ll also keep this section updated regularly with tips and ideas on how you can live a greener lifestyle without giving up the green (that pun works better in the US, but with our dollars at parity, we’ll let it slide). Green products haven’t always been as friendly to the pocketbook as the environment, but our new section aims to make green shopping a win environmentally and financially. We’ve also opened an accompanying Green Forum to make it easy for you to discuss and share green deals, tips, and ideas with others. Check back often as the Green Deals section will feature content not seen in our regular Deals section.
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Mar. 25, 2009
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Electronics Recycling Fee Coming to Ontario on April 1
On April 1, 2009, Ontario will join the ranks of British Columbia, Alberta, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan with an electronics recycling fee. That means that certain electronic devices (desktop computers, laptop computers, monitors, televisions, and printers for now) will be subject to a Provincial Environmental Fee. In most cases, the fee will be collected by retailers and remitted to the Ontario Electronic Stewardship. Per the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Program Plan from the Ministry of the Environment, here is a breakdown of the fees:
- desktop computers $13.44
- laptop computers $2.14
- monitors $12.03
- computer peripherals $0.32
- televisions $10.07
- printers $5.05
In 12 months, phones, cameras and audiovisual equipment are scheduled for inclusion as well. The fees fall in line with those seen in other provinces, but if you were planning on making purchases on the above items in the very near future, you might want to buy before April 1!
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Apr. 22, 2009
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Green Tips (Revisited) for Earth Day
Since it's Earth Day, there's no better occasion than today to revisit some popular green tips! We've gone back and made updates to some popular and seasonably appropriate green tips as well. Check them out:
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Oct. 18, 2009
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Sea-Doo Personal Water Craft: Adult Version $199.94, Junior Version $99.94 at Sears.ca
Summer is over and the water might even be frozen, but you can always buy for next year! The Sears.ca Outlet has added two Sea-Doo Aqua-Mat personal water crafts for adults and kids for impulse-buy friendly price of only $199.94 and $99.94 respectively. To save another $10, you can use the $10 off $100 Sears.ca coupon in the Coupons section.
The adult version is suitable for ages 16 and up, up to 200 lbs., and can reach speeds up to 4km/h. The junior version is suitable for ages 5 and up, up to 155lbs., and can reach speeds up to 3.2km/h. Both have dual-speed control, an inflatable PVC to help it float, and are powered by a rechargeable battery. They look like they would be a lot of fun around the cottage or even if you have a large pool. With the rechargeable battery, they're even green-friendly!
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Green Tip Tuesday - What To Do With Old and Broken Electronics?
If you've found your way to RedFlagDeals.com, there's a good chance you're a savvy shopper for consumer electronics and computers or you're well on your way to being one. That being said, what do you do with all of those electronics that have outlived their usefulness or are simply broken and beyond repair? Piling them up in the basement or garage isn't an appealing option (though I suspect it may be a popular one!), and neither is tossing them to the curb to be carted off to garbage dumps. Inspired by some recent discussions in our Green Forum, today's Green Tip Tuesday will focus on options and resources you have at your disposal to, well, dispose of electronics.
If the equipment in question is still functional, one of the simplest and most elegant solutions is to find it a new home. You don't have to go far to check with friends and family, or offer it up on the Freebies Forum. Items that you don't want to expend effort selling or shipping can disappear from your midst pretty quickly if you offer it up for free to whoever can pick it up first. Another good option is one of the numerous not-for-profit organizations that will refurbish, reuse, recycle, or as a last resort, safely dispose of your no longer needed computers and electronics. Some of these organizations target businesses and others offer services for individuals as well. The list of options is, happily, quite extensive. We've compiled a list of organizations that offer this type of service.
Canada Wide Programs:
- Electronic Recycling Association - The Electronic Recycling Association is a non-for profit organization working with the public and private sector helping companies and the public deal with unwanted electronic items. The ERA is a non profit organization that actually donates computers at no charge to local schools, charities, non profit groups, libraries, elderly homes, and other community based organizations.
- Industry Canada's Computers for Schools Program - This program manages and refurbishes surplus IT equipment from government and business sectors. These computers are distributed across Canada to schools, libraries and registered not-for-profit learning organizations.
- Future Shop - Future Shop locations have a green box where you can drop off used batteries, cell phones, CD players, MP3 players, CDs, portable DVD players, and ink cartridges for disposal. A company known as Greentec handles the disposal and reclamation.
- Staples - Staples locations offer an ink cartridge (HP, Dell and Lexmark brand) recycling program in store. Extra incentives like a $10 off coupon toward future toner or ink purchases are also offered from time to time.
- Office Depot - Office Depot has an ongoing program for ink cartridge (HP, Dell, Lexmark, Xerox brand etc.) recycling as well. For each cartridge you bring in, you will receive a $3 off your next purchase coupon.
Provincial Programs:
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
If you're still having problems finding a environmentally conscious way to dispose of electronics, try contacting your municipal waste disposal service.
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