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If you're not needing back to school supplies, this is a great time to stock up on office supplies.
Office Max
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Backpacks, Totes & Messengers (limit 2, while supplies last)
Get 100% in Max Perks Rewards
= FREE after Rewards
Office Max Multipurpose Paper (500 sheets, 8.5 x 11) - $6.99 (limit 2)
Get $6.98 in MaxPerks Rewards
= $0.01 after Rewards
Boise Multiuse Paper (10-Ream Case, 8.5 x 11) - $39.99 (limit 2)
Get $20.00 in MaxPerks Rewards
= $19.99 after Rewards
Office Depot
$0.01 each
Tug 2-Hone Manual Pencil Sharpener (limit 3)
$0.25 each
Office Depot Brand 2-Pocket Poly Portfolios (limit 10)
Foray 2-pack WriteOff Low-Odor Dry Erase Markers (limit 3)
$0.50 each
Scholastic 4-pack Glue Sticks
$1.00 each
Fiskas 5" Pointed or Blunt Tip Scissors for Kids
Office Depot Brand Multipurpose Paper (500 sheet, 8.5 x 11 ) - $6.49
Get $5.49 Mail-in Savings Visa Prepaid Card
= $1.00 after rebate
Target
$0.50 each
Sterilite Pencils Boxes
$0.80 each
Licensed Folders
$0.99 each
Crayola Colored Pencils (12 ct)
USA Gold Pencils (12 ct)
Pencil Sharpener (2 hole)
Mead Notebooks, Folders or Composition Books
Walgreens
$0.19 each with in-ad coupon
Mini Memo or Composition Book (50 or 80 sheets)
$0.39 each with in-ad coupon
Penway or Wexford Dome or Large Twin Hole Pencil Sharpener
Sharpie Marker
$0.69 each with in-ad coupon
Sharpie Highlighters (2 pack)
Paper Mate Profile Pens
$0.99 each with in-ad coupon
Pilot Easy Touch Pens (2 or 3 pack)
Corner Office or Wexford Mechanical Pencils (3 pack)
Penway or Wexford #2 Pencils (24 pack)
Pilot Easy Touch Pens (2 or 3 pack)
$0.99 each
Crayola Colored Pencils (12 pack)
Designer Theme Book (70 sheets)
Penway or Wexford 3 Subject Notebook or Composition Book (120 sheets)
Construction Paper (86 sheets)
CVS
Paper Mate Grip Pens (8 ct) - $1.99
Get a $1.99 ECB (limit 1 offer)
= FREE after ECB
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I bought a duffel/backpack online from Office Max today and will get 100% back (free shipping, just paid tax), will use it to buy ink and supplies. Good deal!
ReplyDeleteI think instead of running around town for deals I'll just go to walmart. They seem overall cheaper.
ReplyDeleteAnon-if you aren't in a time crunch, I'd suggest waiting out the deals another couple weeks. I remember last year, some things got much, much cheaper than this. Hoping we see the same trend this year as it's such an easy and fun way to donate a ton of supplies for so little money.
ReplyDeleteHi All - I hope the deals get better. I remember much better back to school deals last year too.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - I guess it all depends on how close you live to a Walmart. I would drive by all the store mentioned (some several times) before I got to a Walmart. But, I do like the idea of price matching.
Kirkwood Target had the composition notebooks marked .99 but they rang up .40. I was buying them to donate but now I think I wish I'd gotten more. Who knew? Might be worth checking at one ot he price checkers if you go to Target
ReplyDeleteHi Marcella - Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with anyone out shopping today. I've hardly been out of the house in the last few weeks. Add heat to the list of weather I don't shop in.