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WalMart Canada Photo Lab: Buy One Get One Free 8x10 Prints

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lighthouse_printsWal­mart is cur­rently offer­ing a Buy One Get One Free deal on 8x10 photo prints.  All you have to do to get this great free­bie is enter coupon code 8x10BOGO at check­out and, as always, you can pick up your prints in store and elim­i­nate any ship­ping fees.   I’m pretty sure this will only apply to one free­bie per order but if you have more prints you want done I would rec­comend try­ing dif­fer­ent orders (no ship­ping remem­ber).  It’s a great time to get some prints for the grand­par­ents for Christ­mas or to get some of your great Hal­loween shots printed.

This offer is valid from now until Novem­ber 15th.

Click here to go to the Wal­Mart pho­to­lab and upload some pho­tos today.

Thanks to divaonadime for this great post.

12 Responses to “WalMart Canada Photo Lab: Buy One Get One Free 8x10 Prints”

  1. applesauce

    i’ve had friends com­ment that Wal­mart prints aren’t quite up to par com­pared to most of the other photo places

  2. Shadyman

    There was a site some­where that pro­vided ICC Color Pro­files for var­i­ous print cen­ters at least in Ottawa, so if you’re inclined to use ICC pro­files for proof­ing, check out http://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/ (Dis­claimer: I’m NOT affil­i­ated with drycreekphoto.)

    Per­son­ally, I get pho­tos printed at Costco. I’ve never been dis­ap­pointed with their service.

  3. Isabelle

    Oh, this is good, espe­cially since I had planned to print three 8x10 pic­tures, so now I’ll get one free.

  4. Alex

    When you get sick, do you take the day off? You should, espe­cially if you have the flu or other viruses that are eas­ily spread­able. The Cen­ters for Dis­ease Con­trol and Pre­ven­tion agree, but Wal­mart, through its cor­po­rate poli­cies, are not heed­ing that advice. In fact, a new mini report from the National Labor Com­mit­tee shows that Wal­mart employ­ees reg­u­larly come to work sick because they can’t afford the loss in wages or because they are afraid of being fired for tak­ing ‘too many’ sick days.

    http://www.nlcnet.org/article.php?id=688

    here are a few key pieces:

    But it is Wal-Marts poli­cies on sick leave that are the prob­lem. Wal-Mart has a puni­tive point (demerit) sys­tem that pun­ishes work­ers who can­not come to work because they are ill or their chil­dren need care. Asso­ciates who miss a day due to sick­ness (or for any other rea­son) will receive a one point demerit, along with the loss of eight hours wages. More­over, employ­ees who “have more than three absence occur­rences in a rolling six-month period…will be dis­ci­plined.” (“Attendance/Punctuality Pol­icy (PD-52) New York,” Jan­u­ary 2008.) Work­ers with four absences in any six-month period—no mat­ter what the reason—will be dis­ci­plined. A fifth occurrence—like a sick day—will result in “active coach­ing” by man­age­ment, and a sixth occur­rence” will acti­vate a “Deci­sion Day,” when an “asso­ciate” can either be ter­mi­nated or put on a year-long trial period, dur­ing which a worker can be fired for any infrac­tion, no mat­ter how insignif­i­cant. Dur­ing this year-long pro­ba­tion the worker can­not receive a promotion.

    Wal-Mart must imme­di­ately end its puni­tive point sys­tem, which gives work­ers demer­its that can lead to fir­ing for tak­ing a sick day, while also dock­ing their wages. More than any other Wal-Mart pol­icy, it is the point sys­tem and loss of wages which rou­tinely dri­ves employ­ees to work no mat­ter how sick they are, includ­ing if they are suf­fer­ing flu-like symptoms…

    …The vast major­ity of cur­rent Wal-Mart employ­ees are too ter­ri­fied to speak openly and on the record, or even to name their stores for fear of retal­i­a­tion. “Every­one knows you have to be quiet,” as one asso­ciate put it, “We can­not talk. Every­one is afraid and will never say any­thing crit­i­cal” of Wal-Mart. A senior Wal-Mart employee agreed: “Fear and need will keep things as they are.”

  5. Mr Willabie

    Not a valid Coupon Code!” is all I kept get­ting after cut/paste 8×10BOGO.
    That, com­bined with Alex’s reminder was rea­son enough for me to can­cel my “Entire” order.

  6. Robert

    8×10BOGO is not work­ing for me … enter­ing as a “Promo code” — have not seen any other field to enter it in. Tried with one 8x10 in cart, as well as 2. Still get “8×10BOGO is not a valid promo code”

  7. Robert

    HA! Got it. The “x” in 8x10 must be CAPITAL x

    8X10BOGO works but 8×10BOGO does not

  8. Robert

    There was a prob­lem print­ing one of my orders, and they were unable to resolve. So I used another email account and the code 8X10BOGO just worked. On the 15th at 1 PM.

  9. Fabian Derion

    hello there and thank you for your info – I have cer­tainly picked up any­thing new from right here. I did how­ever exper­tise a few tech­ni­cal points using this site, since I expe­ri­enced to reload the site lots of times pre­vi­ous to I could get it to load prop­erly. I had been won­der­ing if your web host­ing is OK? Not that I’m com­plain­ing, but slug­gish load­ing instances times will very fre­quently affect your place­ment in google and could dam­age your high qual­ity score if ads and mar­ket­ing with Adwords. Well I am adding this RSS to my email and can look out for a lot more of your respec­tive excit­ing con­tent. Ensure that you update this again soon..

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