Tim Hortons Roll Up the Rim to Win 2008 started today 🙂 Time to start guzzling loads of coffee each day!
A blogger known as dawger started an interesting blog where he tracks his Roll Up the Rim winnings. I think it’s a fun idea so I’ve decided to compete with him. Let’s see who’s the luckier person 🙂
I’ll buy one drink each day and post a picture of the cup. Today I bought a double double medium coffee and I didn’t win anything. Neither did dawger so the score’s 0 – 0.
Click here to visit the Adventures in Roll Up The Rim To Win blog
Just a heads up for anyone thinking of dealing with/currently a customer of Vonage Canada. Before I continue, let me just say that as far as service goes I’ve been nothing but happy with Vonage. I’ve had them in my home for two years and every step of the way I’ve enjoyed it.
My wife and I have subscribed to their Unlimited Plan at $39.95/m since the inception of our service. Recently we realized that we weren’t even coming close to the 500 mins/m allotted by their $19.95 basic service plan and decided to downgrade. The service is billed a month in advance and we had made a payment yesterday for the upcoming month at our previous rate. No problem, we figured — they’d simply give us a prorate credit for the difference when we called to downgrade… right?
Nope! According to the customer service representative, Vonage has a no prorate policy. His argument was that Vonage sells service a month at a time, and that’s what we paid for. Ok — I can handle that. So I’m still on the Unlimited Plan until my next billing cycle since I’ve already paid for it, right?
Wrong again! The downgrade is effective the moment we request it. I asked what would have happened if we had wanted to upgrade in the middle of the month instead of downgrade. Would I be getting the upgraded service at no extra cost for the remainder of the billing cycle? Turns out the “no prorate policy” doesn’t apply in that situation. They’re more than happy to prorate when it puts money in their pockets, just not when it takes it out.
After all of this I was told I’d be charged a $12.99 fee for downgrading. Given that I’d essentially handed them $20 for free, you figure they’d at least wave the downgrade fee. Turns out they will, but not without a fight and not for the full amount. By the time I was done I ended up paying $3.83 to get the downgrade put through.
It may not be my happiest post, but I thought I should get the word out in case anyone here was on the fence about Vonage service. Like I said– I’ve enjoyed the service itself, but it’s best to know what you’re getting yourself into.
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It may not be a deal, but it’s too cute not too share. Now if only I could get my kid to watch Star Wars with me.
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I’ve just come home from my local Wal-Mart, and I’ve brought with me the deal of a century. The big W is now selling the HP F2110 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier for only $39! I’ve looked into it and it seems as though this may be a model made exclusively for Wal-Mart. HP doesn’t even list it on their website.
At this price you’re clearly not looking at a high end item, so expect a lack of quality. I haven’t hooked mine up yet so I can’t confirm on how poor/surprisingly good it is, but considering the low-end all-in-one’s usually start at $100 this is one heck of a steal.  It doesn’t ship with a USB cable or black ink cartridge though, so you’re going to want to pick those up seperately.
Does anyone have any experience with this one yet?
This is DIFFERENT from the Head and Shoulders sample I posted about a few weeks ago. This is offered by Coscto (but you don’t have to be a member to get it) and it’s a larger 50mL Head and Shoulders sample 🙂
These Costco freebies tend to run out in no time so order it as soon as possible!
Click here to order you free 50mL Head and Shoulders Sample now
This is different from the previous “Garnier Fructis” sample. This is a new sample of the relatively new product, Garnier Nutritioniste.
Click here to order your free samples of Garnier Nutritioniste
DELL Canda is having a new Days of Deals event starting tomorrow (Tuesday Feb 26, 2008).
The deals won’t be up till Tuesday morning but here’s the Dell Days of Deals link if you’re interested in more details
Get $2 off your next purchase of any Gillette Venus Embrace product.
Click here to order your Gillette Venus Embrace coupon
Get a free copy of the book “A Woman’s Guide to Optimum Health”.
All of your most pressing wellness concerns are covered in this handy guide, along with great tips for maintaining overall physical and financial wellness.
Some of the topics covered include:
- Menopause
- Weight Management
- Breast Cancer
- Heart Health
- Osteoporosis
Click here to order your free copy of this book
Sharp Air Purifier (FPP40CX) is on sale at Future Shop for $199.99 (regular price $349.99).
Click here for more details on this Sharp Air Purifier deal
Thanks Cheryl for this Banana Republic coupon.
Enjoy 15% off your next purchase of $75 or more at Banana Republic. Coupoon expires October 15, 2008.
Click here to print this Banana Republic Coupon
Thanks AuntyMerlin for this flyer deal
Bulk Barn has a coupon. Save $3.00 on your total purchase of $10.00 or more before taxes.
Coupon effective Saturday Feb.23 to Friday March 7,2008. Limit one coupon per store visit.
Reminder of useful links:
And on to this week’s best flyer deals:
No Frills (Dollar Sale)
Click here for more details on No Frills Dollar Days
The Real Canadian Superstore (No Tax Days)
This is nationwide. Click here for more details on Superstore’s No Tax days
A&P / Dominion Flyer
- Pork loin rib or sirloin end roast $0.99/lb
- Pastaria or michelina’s $0.99
- hristie cookies $1.79
- rest toothpaste 3/$1
Canadian Tire
$10 off $40. Click here for the coupon
If you come across good flyer deals please leave a comment to let us know 🙂
Save $10 off your purchase of $40 or more at Canadian Tire Retail Stores.
Coupon Valid February 22 – March 2, 2008.
Click here to print this Canadian Tire Coupon
