Thanks to everybody that participated in last weeks Gaiam Shopping spree giveaway. Eileen from Brooklyn, New York won the $100 Gaiam coupon. Maybe a new yoga mat will be in her future.
We really enjoyed the Gaiam contest and plan on doing more giveaways in the future. So sign up for our weekly newsletter.
The environmentally-friendly lifestyle company, Gaiam has given us a $100 shopping spree to use as we please.
Instead of using the $100 to get a new Gaiam yoga mat for the office, we've decided to give it away to one of our newsletter subscribers. Next week we'll be giving the $100 Gaiam shopping spree to a newsletter subscriber that forwards the newsletter onto a friend. The more times you forward the newsletter on, the more chances you have to win.
The winner will receive a Gaiam coupon code for $100 off their order. The coupon code must be used by November 20, 2008 and can only be used once. Any unused amount cannot be used on another order.
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About Gaiam
Colorado in 1988, Gaiam provides information, goods and services to customers who value the environment, a sustainable economy, healthy lifestyles, alternative healthcare and personal development. Gaiam was founded in Boulder, Colorado in 1988.
Gaiam is less than 60 miles from the FreeShipping.org World Headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado. (That's right. We have a world headquarters.)
Please visit our Gaiam coupons page to find coupons for free shipping and other discounts at Gaiam.com.
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