View Full Version : Games Staples - YMMV - Xbox 360 Pro Bundle - $249.99 (w/ $20 coupon + PM)
webstien
Mar 6th, 2009, 01:53 PM
Hi guys,
I dont know if this is 100% possible but if your price match futureshop @ $269.99 for the XBOX 360 Pro Holiday bundle and then use the $20 off 100 and $20off 150 that Staples recently emailed to us (if you are on their mailing list). You can get the Xbox 360 pro for $229.99 plus taxes.
Let me know if it works because im probably going to do it. Anyone have any reasons why it wouldn't? (Other then they dont allow pricematch + coupons at your local store)
EDIT: You can only pricematch + 1 coupon. So 249.99 is the price.
- Rick
jett01
Mar 6th, 2009, 01:58 PM
Hi guys,
I dont know if this is 100% possible but if your price match futureshop @ $269.99 for the XBOX 360 Pro Holiday bundle and then use the $20 off 100 and $10 off 150 that Staples recently emailed to us (if you are on their mailing list). You can get the Xbox 360 pro for $229.99 plus taxes.
Let me know if it works because im probably going to do it. Anyone have any reasons why it wouldn't? (Other then they dont allow pricematch + coupons at your local store)
- Rick
you posted a theory that involves using (2) competitors' coupons on same item? can't wait to hear your results.
gman1975
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:03 PM
you posted a theory that involves using (2) competitors' coupons on same item? can't wait to hear your results.
I bought a camcorder and used 3....what's your point?
Amp
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:22 PM
Almost every store treats their regular price, after coupon, as the price before matching. You might be able to finagle the combo you want by catching a cashier at the right time or manipulating your order, but it's a serious YMMV and is pretty much a "price error" by a misinterpretation of policy not a "hot deal"
Lone_Prodigy
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:26 PM
you posted a theory that involves using (2) competitors' coupons on same item? can't wait to hear your results.
Perhaps you missed the "price-match" word?
aos007
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:26 PM
Since when does Staples sell Xbox360? I certainly have never seen one in any of their stores.
bokep
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:28 PM
you posted a theory that involves using (2) competitors' coupons on same item? can't wait to hear your results.
I don't think you understand how price matching works.
jett01
Mar 6th, 2009, 02:46 PM
ive never heard of being able to use more than one coupon at a time is the point. every coupon be it for mcdonalds or walmart or the local drug store.
they all say: cannot be combined. limit 1 per customer per offer.
i didnt know staples had stackable coupons.
so if i had 30 coupons its free?
nellium
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:08 PM
anyone have a link to sign up with this staples coupon dealys, i keep hearing about em, but have no clue where to find them =(
webstien
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:12 PM
I called the order phone number for Staples and she said I could price match and use 1 coupon but not 2 coupons.
So I guess the best you can do is $249.99 + tx unless you are a Jedi.
kleptodathief
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:15 PM
still pretty good price at 250+tax
they accept those 20$ online coupons INSTORE? :idea:
don't forget u can buy someones stooples gc/credit in the BST forms for MORE discount..i bet u buy the bundle for 200+- bux!
xorex
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:18 PM
wow! my question is where to get these coupons?
ammar910
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:36 PM
using coupon with price match is ok otherwise there is no point of the coupons if they charge more.
the second point is using more than one coupon on the same order. usually they will try to eliminate that but the system allow you to use as many coupons as you want as long they satisfy the requirement and they are different coupons (first five digits).
my question is have you noticed the latest coupon $20/100 it says to be used in store and online. is that correct? usually they don't accept coupons at store
joekdo
Mar 6th, 2009, 03:50 PM
using coupon with price match is ok otherwise there is no point of the coupons if they charge more.
the second point is using more than one coupon on the same order. usually they will try to eliminate that but the system allow you to use as many coupons as you want as long they satisfy the requirement and they are different coupons (first five digits).
my question is have you noticed the latest coupon $20/100 it says to be used in store and online. is that correct? usually they don't accept coupons at store
They've been accepting them in store for a while now. The cashier has an option to input the staples coupon into the computer at point of sale. Has worked for me numerous times since the coupons started saying in-store, online, or by phone (since... december?)
salchamp
Mar 6th, 2009, 04:47 PM
can someone point me to the Staples coupons?
NikyK
Mar 6th, 2009, 05:20 PM
can someone point me to the Staples coupons?
http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=389024&page=779
NikyK
Mar 6th, 2009, 05:35 PM
You know Folks I read all messages in this thread, and I have only one question: Is it $18 so significant difference to buy an old crap that Staples carry? Wal-Mart sells brand new Jasper Holiday Bundle for 267.97$.... I think sometimes it's better to pay some more to get something better, or you just buying it for few month, than gonna sell it? In this case you'll lose your money anyway! :confused:
daddymac
Mar 6th, 2009, 11:23 PM
You know Folks I read all messages in this thread, and I have only one question: Is it $18 so significant difference to buy an old crap that Staples carry? Wal-Mart sells brand new Jasper Holiday Bundle for 267.97$.... I think sometimes it's better to pay some more to get something better, or you just buying it for few month, than gonna sell it? In this case you'll lose your money anyway! :confused:
How can we tell that Staple's holiday bundle is different from Walmart? Is there a UPC to look for?
By the way, pricematch with Dell.ca is better. They have the holiday bundle on sale for 259.00. On sale until March 12. http://accessories.dell.com/sna/products/Xbox_360/productdetail.aspx?c=ca&l=en&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&sku=A2132243
Dandom
Mar 7th, 2009, 05:40 PM
You know Folks I read all messages in this thread, and I have only one question: Is it $18 so significant difference to buy an old crap that Staples carry? Wal-Mart sells brand new Jasper Holiday Bundle for 267.97$.... I think sometimes it's better to pay some more to get something better, or you just buying it for few month, than gonna sell it? In this case you'll lose your money anyway! :confused:
Which Wal-Mart carries the Jasper Holiday 2008 bundle? The only place I know in the GTA that actually has Jasper 60 GB Xbox is at Future Shop. They don't come with games but they do come from a Lot # of 847X, with a power brick of 150w and has 12,1A on the back.
BTW manufacturing date is 11/26/2008.
Striker-GTA
Mar 7th, 2009, 06:25 PM
How can we tell that Staple's holiday bundle is different from Walmart? Is there a UPC to look for?
By the way, pricematch with Dell.ca is better. They have the holiday bundle on sale for 259.00. On sale until March 12. http://accessories.dell.com/sna/products/Xbox_360/productdetail.aspx?c=ca&l=en&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&sku=A2132243
Thanks for the heads up on the Dell site. I called Staples and price matched that today. They did have to charge a $15 fee for their next day delivery because dell didnt offer that for free. I also applied 2 coupons. $20 of $100 and $20 of $150. Grand total came to $261 including tax for the Xbox 360 pro Holiday Bundle.
Thanks OP!
salchamp
Mar 8th, 2009, 01:38 PM
guys, i tried the coupon and the dude over the phone said they weren't valid anymore.
daddymac
Mar 9th, 2009, 12:45 AM
Thanks for the heads up on the Dell site. I called Staples and price matched that today. They did have to charge a $15 fee for their next day delivery because dell didnt offer that for free. I also applied 2 coupons. $20 of $100 and $20 of $150. Grand total came to $261 including tax for the Xbox 360 pro Holiday Bundle.
Thanks OP!
Yes, I did the same thing, but could only get my hands on a 20 off 100 and 10 of 100 coupon... oh well, it's ok... same $15 delivery charge, but still better than price matching at futureshop in store as I don't have a proper email printout to show the people there... I expect to get a Falcon model. Doesn't seem like any of these holiday bundles will be Jaspers...
bubble.tea
Mar 9th, 2009, 01:13 AM
you posted a theory that involves using (2) competitors' coupons on same item? can't wait to hear your results.
You're new here eh?
Welcome to RFD.
Say good bye to your savings...to your fat wallet...to your non-cyber lifestyle.
Having said that...a few words of advice. YOU'RE NEW HERE. How about, for the first 200 posts, you try to avoid hitting /submit/ before you've reread your post from the standpoint of your wonderful *insert random elderly person you revere Ex: grandmother*. IE Ensure it is as tactful as possible.
There are many nuances of being on RFD, and capitalizing on the plethora of deals at hand. You will certainly take awhile to become accustomed to all those, not to mention all the lingo. There's an FAQ linked up top there about the FAQ btw.
Your replies in here were a little WAYYYY OUT OF WACK to say the least LMAO.
Here's your free-hall-pass. Don't squander it. Coupon use at Staples entails applying as many coupons as you can so long as the subtotal is MORE than the combined total of the coupons.
If you have a $20 OFF $150 coupon...you could theoretically apply FIVE coupons to a $750 item or combined shopping cart full of items thereat. if in store, besure to have print outs to show the cashier to scan in. If online, ensure you have UNIQUE SERIAL NUMBERS for your coupons as otherwise THOUGH THE COMPUTER may process your order, THEY WILL BE REFUSED when the manual auditing is performed on ALL big-ticket items rest assured.
THAT in a nutshell is how STaples coupons are applied. Price-matching...well...If you have any other questions, there's a VERY strong Search module built into Vbulletin 2.0 (or whatever this one is) which RFD is built on. It lets you search WITHIN a thread, which some forums don't have, but which is VERY important for large threads.
Enjoy your time...hope to see you contributing as much as participating in various deals.
Cheerios!!!!
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