According to some technical contacts I have, Lowe's and Home Depot both
accept the 20% off coupons from Harbor Freight...

I think you may have to purchase a product that Harbor Freight also sells,
but it's worth a try!

....Now, who had those HF coupons?

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Joe AutoDrill wrote:
According to some technical contacts I have, Lowe's and Home Depot
both accept the 20% off coupons from Harbor Freight...

I think you may have to purchase a product that Harbor Freight also
sells, but it's worth a try!

...Now, who had those HF coupons?


That might well vary from area to area. It would depend on 1) local store
management discretions, 2) local competitive presence of Harbor Freight, 3)
direct comparison of the product. Home Depot and Lowes will often price
match each other on similar products, even though the official policies of
both are to match on exact products. Since there are not a lot of products
that each carry in common, customers have somewhat forced them to match on
comprable products. Not sure if they would consider much, if any of Harbor
Freight's inventory to be comparable. One can only try...

--

-Mike-

...Now, who had those HF coupons?


http://www.retailmenot.com/view/harborfreight.com

http://www.dorkcoupon.com/index2.php?merchantid=8540

http://www.harborfreight.com/affilia...0003&hftref=cj

On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 16:01:43 -0800 (PST), kimosabe
wrote:



...Now, who had those HF coupons?


http://www.retailmenot.com/view/harborfreight.com

http://www.dorkcoupon.com/index2.php?merchantid=8540

http://www.harborfreight.com/affilia...0003&hftref=cj

If you read right on the coupon, it says "Do not photocopy" or
something similar. Some stores take 'em, some don't.

I get two in magazines every month, so I'm set.

--
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-- Grant Frazier

Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 16:01:43 -0800 (PST), kimosabe
wrote:



...Now, who had those HF coupons?


http://www.retailmenot.com/view/harborfreight.com

http://www.dorkcoupon.com/index2.php?merchantid=8540

http://www.harborfreight.com/affilia...0003&hftref=cj

If you read right on the coupon, it says "Do not photocopy" or
something similar. Some stores take 'em, some don't.


Printing from a computer is not "photocopying."

My local HD said they hadn't heard anything about honoring HF coupons,
but said that they would honor Lowe's coupons.

Here's one for 10% off.

There's also a note on the page that the post office mover's package
has 10% Lowes or HD coupons in them, which the guy at HD also
mentioned.

http://www.justprintablecoupons.com/

"Mike Marlow" wrote in message
...

That might well vary from area to area. It would depend on 1) local store
management discretions, 2) local competitive presence of Harbor Freight,
3) direct comparison of the product. Home Depot and Lowes will often
price match each other on similar products, even though the official
policies of both are to match on exact products. Since there are not a
lot of products that each carry in common, customers have somewhat forced
them to match on comprable products. Not sure if they would consider
much, if any of Harbor Freight's inventory to be comparable. One can only
try...

The big-box stores carry models unique to their chain just to avoid having
to price-match other outlets, they can honestly say that the other place is
selling a different model of washing machine or whatever on that basis. On
the other hand local management might want to pull some customers from
Harbor Freight and thus do what it takes, the worst they can do is say no.

DGDevin wrote:
"Mike Marlow" wrote in message
...

That might well vary from area to area. It would depend on 1) local
store management discretions, 2) local competitive presence of
Harbor Freight, 3) direct comparison of the product. Home Depot and
Lowes will often price match each other on similar products, even
though the official policies of both are to match on exact products.
Since there are not a lot of products that each carry in common,
customers have somewhat forced them to match on comprable products. Not
sure if they would consider much, if any of Harbor Freight's
inventory to be comparable. One can only try...

The big-box stores carry models unique to their chain just to avoid
having to price-match other outlets, they can honestly say that the
other place is selling a different model of washing machine or
whatever on that basis. On the other hand local management might
want to pull some customers from Harbor Freight and thus do what it
takes, the worst they can do is say no.

That's pretty much what I said.

--

-Mike-