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Over at eHarlequin.com, thru Thursday, they are having a BOGO sale going on.
I bought 12 books for UNDER $30
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I think they meant to say BOGOF, I've never seen anyone "spell" it like that, silly Harlequin. Anyway, thanks for the heads up! |
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Thanks for the heads up. You also get free shipping for orders over $25.00. I just spent about $26.00 and got 12 books. |
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I think they meant to say BOGOF, I've never seen anyone "spell" it like that
LOL, weird, that's the ONLY way I have ever seen it spelled.(BOGO) :)
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Payless shoes spells it like that. And stupid me, I used to see the signs all the time and think BOGO was a shoe brand name:P Duh! |
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I spent $17 and got 12 books ... and spent $26 and got 15 books ... and spent $29 and got 14 books. If you go to their bargain outlet, they have books 50% and those qualify for the BOGOF special too (though I did those on a completely seperate order otherwise my freebies would have been the 50% books, hence the three separate orders).
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BOGO is marketing-speak that has translated into every day language. Payless uses it a lot in their advertising. It's usually BOGO because you can use it for Buy One, Get One Free or Buy One, Get One at 50% off, etc. |
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Think they were overwhelmed with the response? Only one of my orders has shipped so far. |
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