Staples - Free 20-Pack of Duracell AA or AAA Batteries

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Staples is offering the 20-pack of Duracell AA or AAA batteries for free after Staples Rewards.

1. Click here to see the offer
2. You need to be a Staples Rewards member which is free to join
3. (Note) The batteries are $12.99. If you add a total of $50 worth of goods to your cart, you can get free shipping.
 
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Or, you can mark it to be shipped to your local Staples for you to pick up, in order to avoid shipping charges.

THANKS! This paper deal came at a good time, because I'm about to run out and am tired of keeping my eyes open for the occasional cheap ream of paper.
 
thanks for the help on shipping to store. I just ordered one of each. great find!
 
Errr should my car total be $0 plus tax? Or do I get a store credit for a future purchase?
 
I wonder if I could order one, and then use the rewards toward ordering the second one. That way I'm only spending $14 (with tax) and getting both sets of batteries. I could then save the rest of the rewards for another time when I need it.

Hmmmm, would that work?
 
*Offer good on item nos. 804904 and/or 804905 only (size AA or AAA, Bonus Pack 16+4). Purchase price paid for batteries will be credited to customer's Staples Rewards account. Must be a member of Staples Rewards. Valid for purchases between 11/27/09 and 12/26/09. Valid in store, on staples.com or by phone. Staples Rewards will be mailed in January. Not valid on prior purchases. Purchaser is responsible for paying applicable sales tax. No cash/credit back. While supplies last.
 
I wonder if I could order one, and then use the rewards toward ordering the second one. That way I'm only spending $14 (with tax) and getting both sets of batteries. I could then save the rest of the rewards for another time when I need it.

Hmmmm, would that work?

are you serious?
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anyone got a direct link?
 
Did this deal expired or what? I can't get it to $0 during the checkout. It still shows the price for the batteries and shipping, and I've tried shipping to the store too, but still won't show as Free.
 
So rewards are given at the end of the quarter, so if we buy this now we get a rewards card later....
 
for clarification, you still have to pay $12.99 per pack at the time of checkout, this is just a clever rebate program, but instead of a check its store credit. You should get the store credit in janurary
 
Aren't staples reward credits also time limited? IIRC, don't you have to spend it within the 30 days of receiving it or else lose it? I shop so little @ Staples that I'm not sure about this, but I just seem to recall this being an issue in the past w/ this type of reward. So you end up buying stuff you don't need and/or it's overpriced just to beat the deadline.
 
I've had a staples cash card for almost 2 years since they have been stinking up the place in terms of value.

I took a shot with this one deal
 
Aren't staples reward credits also time limited? IIRC, don't you have to spend it within the 30 days of receiving it or else lose it? I shop so little @ Staples that I'm not sure about this, but I just seem to recall this being an issue in the past w/ this type of reward. So you end up buying stuff you don't need and/or it's overpriced just to beat the deadline.

Yea, I think you're correct. My last Staples Rewards credit that I received for printer ink cartridge recycling had a expiration date on it that was something like 30 days from when I received it.
 
Just ordered with a wireless mouse. Was able to get it shipped for free for a total order of $45. Woot!
 
Yea, I think you're correct. My last Staples Rewards credit that I received for printer ink cartridge recycling had a expiration date on it that was something like 30 days from when I received it.

I thought there was some law about having no expiration... on Gift Cards... if this "Rewards Credit" falls under that... ... guess you can't use it toward the purchase of a gift card....
 
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