Shutterfly discounts
01/29/08 23:17 Filed in: Shopping &
Bargains
I just placed an order for a few custom calendars
from Shutterfly.com (that were
free with certain purchases from Amazon.com 
in
December - they are expiring at the end of
January). I noticed that they currently have a
tiered sale going on until February 5, giving
you an instant discount up to 25% off your
order, depending on your order total:
$15-$19.99: 15% off
$20-$24.99: 20% off
>$25: 25% off
Don't forget to also use the free shipping code AF31-SHIP on orders over $30 (I posted it on my Shopping Resource page). That expires February 5 as well.
And, if you use an American Express card, you can
save an additional 20% with the code
AC20-AMPX.
I just spent $50 on three 12-month calendars and five 26-page snapbooks (stuff for the grandparents too), shipped. Not bad, considering Shutterfly has pricey shipping. I got two calendars for free, and saved $60 off the rest of the items.
I like to send a bunch of photos to the grandparents before I start a string of busier months (coming up soon, mom), so in case they don't hear from me in a while, they've got lots of photos to look at. I usually buy regular prints at Costco.com but because I had the promotional calendars, I decided to do it all in one place this time. Plus, the snapbooks look neat (spiral bound prints), so I though we'd try them out. And, of course, I wanted to have one for myself, to peek at on the wards.
in
December - they are expiring at the end of
January). I noticed that they currently have a
tiered sale going on until February 5, giving
you an instant discount up to 25% off your
order, depending on your order total:
$15-$19.99: 15% off
$20-$24.99: 20% off
>$25: 25% off
Don't forget to also use the free shipping code AF31-SHIP on orders over $30 (I posted it on my Shopping Resource page). That expires February 5 as well.
I just spent $50 on three 12-month calendars and five 26-page snapbooks (stuff for the grandparents too), shipped. Not bad, considering Shutterfly has pricey shipping. I got two calendars for free, and saved $60 off the rest of the items.
I like to send a bunch of photos to the grandparents before I start a string of busier months (coming up soon, mom), so in case they don't hear from me in a while, they've got lots of photos to look at. I usually buy regular prints at Costco.com but because I had the promotional calendars, I decided to do it all in one place this time. Plus, the snapbooks look neat (spiral bound prints), so I though we'd try them out. And, of course, I wanted to have one for myself, to peek at on the wards.
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