Why yes, I’ll take an extra 20% discount
If you’re tired of 6pm.com (although, really, how would that ever happen?), today’s an excellent day to shop at Endless for your shoe needs, instead. They’ve got a summer sale going on where marked-down items are an extra 20% off, automatically. (You’ll see the link to the sale on the bottom of their splash page.)
Shipping and returns are always free at Endless, which I find is a somewhat dangerous justification for snapping up deals I haven’t quite decided on, yet. Oops.
Cheap movies, even cheaper
It’s baaaaaaaack! While it’s hard to beat $1 for an overnight movie rental, when Groupon teams up with Blockbuster Express, it can actually be done. Right now you can snag 5 movie rentals for just $2, because $1/movie is good, but $.40/movie is ninja-savings good.
I love this one because I always feel dumb paying for a movie rental given that we have Netflix. But at what is basically change-I-found-in-the-couch prices, I have no guilt whatsoever.
Dig a deal on Pampers
Still buying diapers or training pants? Amazon’s got a great deal on Pampers right now: There’s a coupon for an additional $1.50 off select items, plus most eligible products are already on sale, plus you get 15% off and free shipping when you buy via Subscribe & Save, plus you get another 15% off if you’re part of Amazon Mom.
The coupon expires in a few days, so grab it now. There’s some particularly good deals to be had on Easy Ups, but with all of the discounts, you can hardly go wrong with any of the eligible products.
(I mean… unless you don’t have kids in diapers. That would be how you could go wrong, I guess.)
Extra savings at Old Navy today
Oh, Old Navy. Don’t you love me, baby? Don’t I spent hundreds of dollars with you every year, buying my weed-like children clothing which they deem cool? Aren’t we tight? Don’t I matter to you, Old Navy?
Here’s the deal: Old Navy is offering a special savings coupon to users today. When I visited the site, I got coupon code ONSECRET20 for 20% off. But there’s also ONSECRET25 for 25% off. The catch here is that you can only use the code they give you—the 25% off code didn’t work for me, because it’s not the one they “gave” me. So maybe try refreshing a few times, or try different browsers. You can only use the coupon you get. (And hey, I’m not ungrateful about the 20% off code, I’d just rather have 25%. Obviously.)
Good luck! And, um, the code excludes Everyday Steals and uniforms, so I am starting to think Old Navy hates me, anyway.
Free music at Amazon, your choice
Amazon’s handing out $2 bills! Well, not really. But they are giving out $2 of MP3 credit with coupon code CLOUDMP3.
But hurry up—your credit must be redeemed by the end of the month, and that’s just a few days away. Snag the code, then get to picking out some tunes, pronto.
[Edited to add: Ha! I’m looking for cheap music, and came across 60 Essential Royal Wedding Classics for $1.99, if you’re a fan of Will and Kate and want to snag that with your credit. Hee.]
It’s a knock-off Woot-off
I’m going to keep an eye on this… looks like GraveyardMall‘s daily deal today is actually a Woot-Off like format of rotating deals on various products. Who knows what might come up next? Free shipping on each deal, too.
Fair warning: The general quality of items there varies widely. I’ve gotten some really cool stuff from them (we have a fancy chandelier I got there for about 90% off) and some… lesser quality things. So buy with caution. But my interest is definitely piqued.
Charge me up
If you’re still rocking Amazon Prime, now’s a good time to pick up some more rechargeable batteries. Specifically, it’s a good time to nab this Sony Cycle Energy Recharger and AA batteries, currently just $4.99 with free shipping if you have Prime.
That’s less than you’d pay for just the batteries, normally, plus you get another charger. Which is handy if you have children with selective blindness, who claim they didn’t charge the batteries because they “couldn’t find” the charger that’s in the same place it always is. Not that I would know anything about that. Ahem.
Copycats (but I mean that in a good way)
Not to be outdone, it seems that Dockers is pretty much offering the same deal as Levi’s; in their case, use coupon code JULY4 for an additional 30% off items already on sale. Plus free shipping on $50+, same as Levi’s.
You sort of have to love it when everyone starts having the same sales… or maybe that’s just me. Heh.
Save on Disney, before you go to Disney
So you’re planning a big trip to see the famous mouse, and you’ve even got room in your budget for souvenirs. But the reality is that everything in the park is overpriced, and you can do better making those purchases before you go, and then whipping them out once you’re there—to the mutual delight of your kids and your wallet.
Today and tomorrow, shop The Disney Store and take 20% off your purchase of Park merchandise with coupon code PARK20. Coupon code SHIPTODAY can be stacked for free shipping on your $75+ order, too. And that’s all aside from their warehouse and swim sale items.
I mean, you can still go to the park and spend extra money, if you want, but I’d definitely rather get a little more for a little less, myself.
Got Levi’s?
It’s a great time to get new jeans—right now the semi-annual sale is on at Levi’s, with savings of up to 75%. Use coupon code EXTRA30 for an additional 30% off stuff already on sale, plus get free shipping on your $50+ order.
Did you know they have tops, too? There’s some really cute stuff there at great prices, even if you don’t need jeans.
Although, I have to say it: Please stop with the skinny jeans for guys, jean-makers. Just stop. (If that makes me old and curmudgeonly, I can live with that.)
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