Almost FREE to eat at local restaurants
Filed under: Food
Run right over to Restaurant.com, do not pass go, do not collect $200. But you DO get great restaurant certificates almost FREE. Normally the site sells $25 gift certificates for $10. Through tomorrow, you can get a $25 certificate for only $2 with the coupon code SURPRISE.It's easy to find certificates if you search by your zip code. Be sure to read the fine print though... Many of the restaurants require minimum purchases or restrict the days on which you can use them. Even still, it's a great deal! And getting your certificates is easy: You simply print them out at your convenience.
Beware... The site is slow because of heavy traffic. And make sure you opt out of any offers at checkout, because consumers have reported finding charges on their credit cards for these special offers. But I completed a purchase today, so I know the site is still working and the deal is still valid. What a great way for those who have cut back on eating out to have a little fun!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-19-2008 @ 5:14PM
Katie said...
Thank you for this! I promptly went and bought $2 gift certificates to all the fabulous restaurants around San Francisco I have been wanting to try. Then told all my co-workers..
We also posted this on our blog- GoodwillGucci.com.
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11-19-2008 @ 9:09PM
Your Avon Lady said...
Yes a good deal but you do need to watch for those last minute things. Of course you should always pay attention when spending your money.
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11-20-2008 @ 7:59PM
red said...
Thank you for this tip. Awesome
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11-26-2008 @ 6:23AM
botsford said...
why would you promote a company that is accused of ripping off consumers at the check out -- (rippoffreport.com) --- how do you think they make money --? not on the $2 the get for the certificate IMO --
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11-26-2008 @ 8:14AM
Tracy Coenen said...
Hi Botsford -
Ripoffreport.com is not a reputable source of information. (See here: http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2008/08/26/ripoff-report-itself-seems-to-be-the-real-ripoff/)
Also, I felt comfortable sharing this deal because I used it myself and have not had any problems. The certificates are legitimate, and everything has worked out fine for me.