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Got this coupon card in the mail but I don't have a Lowe's nearby and can't stand to see it go unused. 1st to reply w/a mailing address can have it. I'll even spring for the postage. It says its not transferrable but its worth a shot if you were gonna spend the $25 anyway.
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see your Private mail.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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Done. In the mail tomorrow.Originally posted by LCHIENShoeyComment
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kshoemaker,
What did the coupon come in? Is it some kind of mass mailing thing- or did it come in your Discover bill? Or?Comment
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It wasn't in our bill. It was a separate mailing, the tri-fold type made of heavier stock with the card attached inside. It looked more like an ad than anything else.Originally posted by parnelliShoeyComment
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Originally posted by kshoemaker
From Discover Card or from Lowes? I want to know what I should be on the lookout for.
ThanksComment
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I use Discover, but got my Lowes $10-off-25 card from Lowes - it was in a mailer dubbed "Project Starter" - the contents of the mailer seemed to indicate garden/yard projects only, but there doesn't seem to be any restrictions on the card itself.Comment
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Actually, mine was from Discover and looked like a postcard so I almost threw it away. The outer flap was glued and inside the folds was the coupon card.Originally posted by StormbringerShoeyComment
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Keep your eye out
I received a $10 "Project Starter" card in the mail from Lowes just last week. I assume it's a mass mailer (vs. something I signed up for) since it was addressed to "Current resident" at my address. I believe it expires 8/31, no restrictions that I could find.
Now if I only had a project to start...
-Kendall
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The project starter I got was for install services with purchase.AndrewComment
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