OfficeDepot has a printable $10 off $25 coupon. You will have to sign up for Office Depot's free Worklife membership. Thanks webazoid.

got mine...

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Is this restriction-less or is it the same crap they always give out thats no good for any tech items?

me too OD lifework rewards

Seems like a multiple use coupon. Here it is.

Quote from higgins : Is this restriction-less or is it the same crap they always give out thats no good for any tech items?

As usual, this OD coupon is not good towards purchases of tech items.

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Try this link.

None of the links work...

Both of the links work fine for me. Update your Acrobat and maybe that'll help.
I got this in my email too. Great offer for me to go buy things I don't need. Woohoo

$10off
Your Next Worklife Rewards™
Purchase of $25 or More!
Valid in-store only. Must present this original coupon to cashier at time of
purchase. Must present Office Depot® Worklife Rewards™ member number at time
of purchase. Coupon cannot be used as a credit card payment. No cash value. Not
valid for purchases: 1) by contract customers with Store Purchasing or
Procurement Cards; 2) of Gift Cards; 3) of any technology items (including but not
limited to all computers, monitors, printing machines, networking, peripherals,
cameras, memory, software); 4) of postage stamps; 5) of product protection plans;
6) of HP ink and toner; or 7) of wireless, satellite, internet, or mailing/shipping
services. Photocopies/reproductions not valid. Coupon is not transferable, not for
resale and cannot be combined with other offers. We reserve the right to limit
quantities sold to each customer. Limit 1 coupon per customer/business.
Valid Until: 2/17/07
Worklife Rewards™ Just Became
More Rewarding!
Coupon Code: 26576104

The links work. I work at OD. No tech items, no HP ink/toner. Sorry guys. You can try at some stores, some CSRs will give it to you if you have tech and enough "other" items. At my store, I literally have to add up purchases, subtract tech items, and then decide if you get it. They're a little bit more strict where I work. At the less reputable stores around here, they'd probably take it and just override the coupon. We can do that by entering a "dummy" code and filling out a little form saying why we overrode the invalid coupon (i.e. say you had enough qualifying purchases even if you didn't). I did it recently for a lady b/c she bought a $65 safe and TaxCut and I figured her saving $15 off wasn't a big deal.

Can we use this to buy T-Mobile refill cards as it would be a good buy at this price?