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Clothing & Accessories
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Furniture,
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Housewares,
Lighting,
Pet Supplies,
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Rugs
Jewelry & Gifts
Flowers,
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Gift Cards,
Gifts,
Jewelry,
Toys,
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Office
Computers & Software,
Ink Cartridges,
Office Furniture,
Office Supplies,
Printing
Sporting Goods
Automotive,
Cycling,
Golf,
Outdoors
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May 4th, 2008
 One of our favorite free shipping offers on the net is Amazon free shipping on orders over $25. Now not everything on Amazon qualifies for this free shipping offer. Third party sellers usually don’t offer free shipping on their products, which can make it confusing as to whether your order will qualify for Amazon free shipping.
Since Amazon.com doesn’t allow you to search only for items that qualify for free shipping, we decided to do something about it. A couple months back we created an Amazon Free Shipping Search tool that allows you to search Amazon.com only for items that qualify for super saver free shipping.
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April 30th, 2008
 One of the things we want to do with this blog is highlight other websites that do a good job of helping people save money.
This post is about Hey It’s Free!, a website dedicated to finding the best freebies and free samples on the internet. HIF is run by Ryan (aka Goob), Adam, Undrallio, and Shaynon. The main part of the HIF site is a blog, where they post at least one new freebie everyday. There is also a forum on the site where you can discuss freebies with other frugals. Some of the freebies that they post on the blog come from the forum.
All of the freebies posted on HIF are gimmick free. That means you’ll never have to pay anything to get the free stuff. You will have to give up your address though, as should be expected.
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March 30th, 2008
 Shop online a lot? You might want to think about getting a Visa Card, if you don’t already have one. Many online stores have free shipping codes that only work if you pay with a Visa Card.
There are way more free shipping coupons and other discounts available to Visa users than any other credit card. The only way to get free shipping at Red Envelope right now is to pay with a Visa card and use the special coupon code.
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March 23rd, 2008
More and more online retailers are offering live chat as a way for shoppers to converse with their knowledgeable sales reps. Live chat is basically an instant message between you and the retailer you are shopping with. The agent or sales rep on the other end of the live chat can help you find what you’re looking for or answer questions about sizes, colors, shipping and handling, return policies and a lot more.
One of the most overlooked uses of live chat is to see if there are any free shipping coupons from that retailer.
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March 16th, 2008
 Kohls.com is one of the few online stores that allows shoppers to use 2 promo codes on one order. You can use one Kohls promo code for free shipping and another promo code for a percent off discount. However you are not allowed to use two percent-off discounts on an order.
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March 12th, 2008
 Every Sierra Trading Post catalog has a riddle in it that will give you free shipping on your order, if you can answer it. The riddle is hidden in the catalog, forcing you to have read through the catalog until you find it.
Once you find the riddle go to Sierra Trading Post and enter the key code from the back of your Sierra Trading Post catalog into the key code box at checkout. Then answer the riddle in the comments section. Sierra Trading Post will email you back within 24 hours telling you if you got the riddle right and whether or not the shipping charges have been credited back onto your credit card. Get the riddle wrong and no Sierra Trading Post free shipping for you.
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March 8th, 2008
 Department store, Nordstrom is now offering everyday free shipping on orders over $200, and $8 shipping on orders under $200.
Previously, Nordstrom was offering $5 shipping on all orders.
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February 23rd, 2008
It’s hard to believe, but there are seven different types of frees shipping coupons that retailers offer. They are…
Reverse Free Shipping
Reverse free shipping is the holy grail of free shipping. With reverse free shipping the retailer pays the shopper for the privilege of shipping their package to them. A good example of a retailer that offers reverse free shipping is Overnight Shoes. They will pay you $5 to ship your order.
Free Shipping with a Minimum Order
The most popular free shipping deal that retailers offer is free shipping when your total purchase price exceeds a certain mount. Fossil offers free shipping when you spend $40.
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February 18th, 2008
The Retailer Of The Week is Size Appeal, which offers plus size clothing free shipping on orders over $75.
About Size Appeal
Size Appeal is one of the leading online retail outlets for plus size women’s apparel, offering a wide variety of trendy plus size clothing options that will suit the needs of even the most discriminating customer. While placing an emphasis on providing high quality clothing, the online retailer also strives to offer both classic and modern styles that look great on all body types and fit any occasion. As such, Size Appeal is ideal for the sophisticated plus size woman that is looking for one online retailer to meet all of her clothing needs.
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January 26th, 2008
Companies have been using coupons to market their products to the masses for more than a 110 years.
In 1894, Atlanta businessman and co-owner of Coca-Cola Asa Candler used handwritten tickets for a free glass of Coca-Cola to help market his new soft drink. Within one decade Coca-Cola was in every state and within two decades one in every nine Americans had received a free Coca-Cola soft drink.
One year later, grocer C.W. Post began using coupons to help sell groceries. His coupon gave people a one cent discount on his new breakfast cereal, Grape Nuts.
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January 15th, 2008
The Tribunal de Grande Instance in Versaille ruled in December that Amazon is violating the 1981 Lang Law with it’s super-saver free shipping. The Lang Law forbids booksellers from discounting books by more than 5% of the list price. Amazon free shipping exceeds the 5% discount.
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