Two readers in the past week have asked how Restaurant.com works, hence this post about how to use the website to save money. It’s easy to save 25-40% off your bill with Restaurant.com, so it’s worth understanding!
Step 1. Buy a gift certificate (not a gift card, unless you plan to give it to someone else) for a particular restaurant. You can search for restaurants by zip code or name or city. Most certificates cost $10 for a $25 certificate, though some are $15 for the $25 cert. USE A COUPON CODE! I share coupon codes for Restaurant.com at least twice a week and it’s common to see discounts of 50-80% off that $10 starting price. Look out tomorrow for a HUGE discount!
Step 2.
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FREE ICE CREAM TODAY – Coldstone is giving away free ice cream Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010.
Restaurant.com 90% off – Today only, Restaurant.com gift certificates are 90% off with this coupon code. That means each $25 certificate costs exactly $1.
Free gardening magazine - Get a free issue of Gardening Club magazine as part of a free trial membershipto an affiliated gardening club. Read the caveats before you sign up.
Dollar General coupon – Get $5 off $25 with this Dollar General coupon. Expires Oct. 2, 2010.
Free Aleve sample – Get a free sample of Aleve via Sam’s Club, even if you are not a member.
TGI Friday’s coupon – Get $5 off a food purchase of $15 or more with this TGI Friday’s coupon. Expires Oct. 9, 2010.
Check out all the coupons and deals on my WalletPop blog.
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Restaurant.com – Get 80% off Restaurant.com‘s $25 certs, which start at $10 per. That means each $25 cert is just $2. Expires July 31, 2010.
Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic – Get 30% off online. Expires tomorrow!
El Pollo Loco – Get a free queso crunch burrito when you buy one and a drink. Expires August 3, 2010.
J.Crew – Get 30% off sale items at J.Crew, plus shipping is free when you spend $150 or more.
Check out all the coupons and deals on my WalletPop blog.
Three Banana Republic coupons are staggered. Get 20-30% off depending on when you shop, today through July 9, 2010.
Here are two free movie rental coupons from Blockbuster Express. One expires July 31 and the other has an unknown expiration date.
Check out this new Restaurant.com coupon for 80% off their $25 gift certificates, which normally sell for $10. That makes each one $2. Not too shabby!
Check out all the coupons and deals on my WalletPop blog. More posts to be published this afternoon so check back later!
Also, if you are considering buying a new car, dealers may be offering better incentives soon. Another story says coupon clipping is not worth your time. You’d be better off asking for a raise!
Thanks, Dad!
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Get an extra 20% off at the GAP through Wednesday, June 30 when you shop through eBates. Gap is currently have a 40% off sale so this means mondo savings!
The 80% off sale at Restaurant.com was extended through Wednesday, June 30, 2010.
Get GoGo in-flight WiFi on sale by 43% off when you buy a 30-day pass before your plane takes off. Planning ahead can save you a few bucks.
Ever been to the Waffle House? Here is a Waffle House coupon for a free slice of pie that is good through July 10, 2010. No California locations, sadly.
Check out all the coupons and deals on my WalletPop blog.
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Expires today! A Brooks Brothers sale has sports shirts 40% off today only. Gift for Father’s Day, perchance?
Restaurant.com gift certificates are 70% off for Father’s Day.
Tomorrow only! Hot Dog on a Stick is giving out free hot dogs to celebrate its 60th birthday Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
Become a fan of Redbox on Facebook and you will get a free movie rental code that is valid June 21, 2010 only. Plan ahead and save a buck.
Expires today! Use this Borders coupon to get 25% off books and some other stuff. Expires Monday, June 14, 2010.
The Bev Mo nickel wine sale is on! Unclear when it ends, however.
Denny’s has a sorta free deal for Father’s Day that gets you a free ice cream float when you spend at least $2.
Check out all the coupon and deals on my WalletPop blog.
