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Take a few minutes on Wednesday, January 5, 2011 to go to the corner market, which around here usually means the 7-Eleven, CVS, or Wags, and look at today’s Orlando Sentinel.

If you are lucky enough to live within 5 miles or so of an Albertsons, there should be a $5.00/$50.00 coupon on the front page of their insert. This coupon is valid 1/7-9 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

If you are tired of driving to the corner market just to purchase the Orlando Sentinel, why not sign up for home delivery (at up to 65% OFF)?

Read this POST from the other day for all the details.

You might be asking yourself, “How did Mark find out about this coupon?”. Here is how I did it, I went to the customer service counter at the Albertsons near Windermere, and asked for the form to fill out so that I could receive the weekly newspaper insert. I filled out the form right there, and THEY FAXED it to Boise, ID. It takes 2-3 weeks or so to receive the first copy. USUALLY the insert will arrive in our physical mailbox on either Monday or Tuesday. Sometimes it is not there until Wednesday. Which ever insert is in the Orlando Sentinel, that is the insert that I receive.

Take a few minutes on Wednesday, December 1, 2010 to go to the corner market, which around here usually means the 7-Eleven, CVS, or Wags, and look at today’s Orlando Sentinel.

If you are lucky enough to live within 5 miles or so of an Albertsons, there should be a $5.00/$50.00 coupon on the front page of their insert. This coupon is valid 12/3-5 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

If you are tired of driving to the corner market just to purchase the Orlando Sentinel, why not sign up for home delivery (at up to 65% OFF)?

Read this POST from the other day for all the details.

You might be asking yourself, “How did Mark find out about this coupon?”. Here is how I did it, I went to the customer service counter at the Albertsons near Windermere, and asked for the form to fill out so that I could receive the weekly newspaper insert. I filled out the form right there, and THEY FAXED it to Boise, ID. It takes 2-3 weeks or so to receive the first copy. USUALLY the insert will arrive in our physical mailbox on either Monday or Tuesday. Sometimes it is not there until Wednesday. Which ever insert is in the Orlando Sentinel, that is the insert that I receive.

Time to go to the corner market, which around here usually means the 7-Eleven, CVS, or Wags, and look at today’s Orlando Sentinel.

If you are lucky enough to live within 5 miles or so of an Albertsons, there should be a $5.00/$50.00 coupon on the front page of their insert. This coupon is valid 11/5-7 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

If you are tired of driving to the corner market just to purchase the Orlando Sentinel, why not sign up for home delivery (at up to 65% OFF)?

Read this POST from the other day for all the details.

Groupon is offering one national deal across America:
$20 for $40 Worth of Natural Skin Care, Bath and Beauty Products at The Body Shop

Orlando: $50 for a Four-Day VIP Pass to the Orlando Film Festival

Tampa (Safety Harbor): Day Passes or Suite with Spa Services at Safety Harbor Resort & Spa. Choose from Two Options.

Miami (West Palm Beach): $35 for Two Tickets from Live Nation to Sugarland at Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach on Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. ($70 Value)

Jacksonville (Ponte Vedra Beach): $20 for $40 Worth of French Cuisine and Drinks at JJ’s Liberty Bistro or JJ’s Bistro de Paris

Fort Lauderdale: $45 for One 16″x 20″ Gallery-Wrapped Canvas Work of Art Including Shipping and Handling from Canvas on Demand ($126.95 Value)

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Orlando (Ocoee): $20 for $40 Worth of Latin American Dinner Fare and Drinks at Tamboras Grill Café

Tampa (St. Petersburg): Admission and Craft Beer Tasting at St. Pete Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 9. Two Options Available (Up to $60 Value).

Miami: Boat or Jet-Ski Tour from American WaterSports. Choose from Three Options.

Jacksonville: $12 for $25 Worth of Dinner Fare or $7 for $15 Worth of Lunch Fare at Palm Valley Fish Camp

Fort Lauderdale: $75 for a Two-Hour Boat Rental for Up to 12 Passengers with Duffy Electric Boat Company

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Orlando (Altamonte Springs): $35 for a Massage or Customized Facial at Eternal Youth Health Spa ($75 Value)

Tampa: $15 for $30 Worth of Bistro Cuisine and Drinks at The Toasted Pheasant

Miami: $29 for Three Fresh, Healthy Meals and Two Snacks from The Fresh Diet ($60 Value)

Jacksonville: $24 for a Standard All-Day Play Package Plus Field Fee and 500 Rounds of Ammo at Paintball Adventures

Fort Lauderdale (Hollywood): $7 for $15 Worth of Pub Fare and Drinks at Mickey Byrne’s Irish Pub and Restaurant

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Orlando (Mt. Dora): $4 for One Youth Admission or $5 for One Adult Admission to the Corn Maze and Adventure Area at Long & Scott Farms

Tampa: One Ticket to a Tampa Bay Lightning Game. Choose Between Two Options.

Miami (Miami Beach): $15 for Three Visits to Russian & Turkish Baths ($90 Value)

Jacksonville (Hilliard): $12 for Two Tickets to Conner’s A-Maize-Ing Acres

Fort Lauderdale:$5 for a One-Year Subscription to “Florida Travel + Life” Magazine ($11.97 Value)

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Just received my Albertsons weekly insert via the US Postal Service and THERE IS a $5.00/$50.00 coupon. Which means that there will be one in the 9/29/10 Orlando Sentinel, which is available all other Central Florida.

If you are lucky enough to live within 5 miles or so of an Albertsons, there should be a $5.00/$50.00 coupon on the front page of their insert. This coupon is valid 9/2-5 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

If you are tired of driving to the corner market just to purchase the Orlando Sentinel, why not sign up for home delivery (at up to 65% OFF)?

Read this POST from the other day for all the details.

Have a great day today, and I will have the complete Albertsons, Winn-Dixie, and Publix deals with match-ups online soon.

Orlando: $20 for $40 Worth of American Small Plates and Cocktails at Eleven in the Reunion Resort and Club

Tampa: Luxurious Spa Services at Sandava Spa. Choose from Three Options.

Miami: Latin Fusion Cuisine and Drink at Morena Restaurant & Lounge. Choose from Two Options.

Jacksonville (St. Augustine): $10 for $20 of Irish Beer and Deli Fare at Ann O’Malley’s in St. Augustine

Fort Lauderdale: $59 for $125 Worth of Services at Heavenly Spa by Westin

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Orlando: $20 for $40 Worth of Upscale Italian Cuisine at Juliana’s

Tampa (Lakeland): $69 for One Slim Body Wrap at Hollywood Body Wraps ($159 Value). Choose from Three Locations.

Miami: $50 for $100 Worth of Med-Spa Services at Me Day Spa

Jacksonville: $9 for a One-Year Subscription to “Jacksonville” Magazine ($18.95 Value)

Fort Lauderdale: $30 for Four Kickboxing Classes, One Personal Training Session, and a Free Pair of Boxing Gloves from iLoveKickboxing.com

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

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Do you like Chili’s? If so, click HERE or the above image and
get a FREE Chili’s Appetizer When You Join their Email Club.

This is a VERY LIMITED TIME promotion, so please join
as soon as you possibly can.

Orlando: $99 for Six Laser Hair-Removal Treatments at Changes Medical & Wellness Spa (Up to $900 Value)

Tampa (New Port Richey): $75 for 20 Units of Botox or Dysport or Three Microdermabrasion Treatments at Artistic Liposculpting Center (Up to $255 Value)

Miami: $40 Mani-Pedi with Eyebrow Shaping or $49 for 50-Minute Massage at Brownes & Co.

Jacksonville: $20 for $40 Worth of Seafood and Drinks at Christopher Seafood

Fort Lauderdale: Luxury Spa Services at Diamanté Day Spa & Salon. Choose One of Four Options.

Even if you don’t live in these areas, you can still purchase them and send them as gifts to people that can take advantage of them. Just make sure that they use the Groupon before the expiration date (usually 6 months from the date that it was purchased).

Do you like Chili’s? If so, click HERE or the above image and
get a FREE Chili’s Appetizer When You Join their Email Club.

This is a VERY LIMITED TIME promotion, so please join
as soon as you possibly can.

I found this $5/$25 coupon in the August 29th Orlando Sentinel. To see what else I found, please view this POST.

The wording of this coupon piqued my interest because I wondered what Hair Cuttery considered a purchase to be. I have now called 4 different salons in the Orlando area, and received 3 different answers. 2 told me that each person’s bill is rung up separately, and that that coupon is really meant for women who are getting a bunch of services done. The other salon told me that she THINKS it would be ok to have 2 haircuts as one purchase (my young son and I), but she wasn’t sure. The one hold out told me to call her corporate office and to talk to someone about selling them advertising. After she finally understood that I was not selling advertising but was calling about a Hair Cuttery coupon, she told me that her store does not accept coupons and then said she had to go and hung up.

So, does anyone out there know what Hair Cuttery considers to be a purchase?