Lowes- Spend fifty, get ten through Dec.31

[junquecol]

Lowes is doing it again. Spend $50 in a single purchase, and get a gift card of $10 for your next purchase. Good through 12/31. Now let's see- Delta 7657@ $33.97, and Hitachi SCM blade @ $32.97 for a total of $66.94.Then apply Home Depot 10% off card. That brings total down to $60.25, plus tax. Then subtract the $10 free gift card. $64.31- $10.00 = $54.31 net costs for two blades. Not bad.

 

[cskipper]

You think Lowes will accept your Home Depot gift card?

 

[garymuto]

That is a good deal. I just put that blade on my saw a few weeks ago and was really pleaseed with rip and cross cut surface finish. I don't remember what I paid, but that sounds like a good price.

 

[Ozzie-x]

Lowes is doing it again. Spend $50 in a single purchase, and get a gift card of $10 for your next purchase. Good through 12/31.

Do they automatically give it to you or do you have to ask? Is this deal happening at all Lowes stores? It would be good to have my facts straight before I wade into the .................... at our local Slowes here...... :roll::roll: $10 is not worth the hassle, but Santa gave me a couple of Slowes gift cards and a new Delta variable speed grinder would be useful.

 

[junquecol]

The register prints it out as the bottom of your receipt. Just look, and if it isn't there, ASK! Bad thing is earlier this week, I spent $49.42 on a purchase, but I didn't know about gift card deal. If I had, I would have bought a $0.58 plumbing fitting. Live and learn, die and forget it all!

 

[Ozzie-x]

Thanks, sometimes a few tidbits of info are invaluable, especially when it avoids a hassle. :icon_thum:icon_thum Late Chritmas gloat to follow......

 

[DaveO]

Used it twice today. I had to buy (wife mandated) a new light fixture for the kitchen, around $50.00, and then the fancy glass globes that go with it, again around $50.00. Had the check out girl ring up the fixture. Then got in the short line again and bought the globes. Spent the free $20 on the rest of the stuff I needed to compete the project, and a WW'ing mag to bring the total up to specs.
Wife ended up not liking the globes she picked out (how often does that happen :roll and I returned them, and got her some that would work for half the money.

So if I did my math right, I spent ~$100, got $20, and returned items for $25 less. My project cost ~$55, which I used a gift card for...I'm out $5 and my wife is really happy :-D:-D:-D:-D:-D:-D:-D


Dave