Suprised these havn't gotten posted here before...
On the back of the Sunday New York Times Television Guide, DDD.com is advertising it's 20% off sale for 11/14/04 - 11/20/04.

Pre-orders, video games, accessories, and electronics are excluded. Seems that Out of Stock merchandise still works.

The working coupon codes are:
NYTIMES
USATODAY
BARGAINFLIX

The last few times they have done this their site has been slow and a lot of popular things run out of stock quickly but there's still plenty of time to get stuff in before Christmas.

site: DeepDiscountDVD.com (http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com)

Pretty much all of my DVD purchases come from this site anymore, the free shipping makes it so I don't have to worry about just getting 1 DVD when it comes out but the 20% off makes it worth me clearing my wishlist down a bit.. ;)

If you feel to mix it up you can also use the codes:

WGN
KLSX
PRICESEARCH
WCKG
GOOGLE
COUPONSHOP
YAHOOSHOP
PRICEGRABBER
RADIO
LATIMES
YAHOO
SUPERSALE

Well, I finally got through the order process and it took hours. I got to the confirmation page but I do not have a confirmation email and I don't see it in my order history. I wonder if it went through...

My boss just recently asked me what the cheapest price was for Star Trek - The Next Generation (Season 6). I found it for around $100 after shipping. He bought it. The deal from these guys would have brought it down to just over $80. LOL I told him about it yesterday and said "that's okay, you got a good deal at the time you bought it". I snickered when I got back to my office. :D

Telling your boss he paid too much for something ... :o priceless :o

Michael

I just ordered 5 movies for my wife for Christmas... came to $40.43. The movies are just like they say "deep discounted" and with the 20% off it's even better. Thanks for the coupon. :D

Yet again... one happy (online) shopper

Michael

Still good until tomorrow.. I put in a $200 order last sunday and already got a shipping notice on all but the pre-order tuesday. They are either moving faster or I put in an order before the bulk of the people jumping on the deal got in on it.

-Seltz