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fireyone

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Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:26 pm

No I tried all they offer is on-line veiwing. The one paper they will mail is the spirit in a near by town and its not worht the money. They dont even have decent coupons. I have been shopping every two months at Sam's club. This has saved us quite a bit on everydsay items such as washing powder, fabric softner, condiments and such. It is kind of like buying two and getting one free. One example is dish soap. you can get a three pack of Dawn which usually sells for $3.50 for under $6.00. I don;t like store brands. I found I use so much more than if I just bought the better brand. Same goes for washing powder. My hubby works in the mines so I usually use tide. When he thrown his clothes in the hamper (no matter how many times I tell him) the coal dirt goes over the good clothes. I can buy 180 load of Tide for $15.00. Thats enough for months of washing plus way cheaper to buy this way.

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Tue Jul 05, 2011 8:06 pm

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Wed Dec 14, 2011 2:09 pm

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