The trade in offers are back at Best Buy Canada this month and up to February 14th, 2013.
You can trade in individual DVD or Blu-rays for $5 each toward select, individual blu-ray titles at participating stores.
Prime Now Available In Canada
Amazon.ca
This shipping service costs $79 per year, plus taxes, and enables customers to receive their shipments for free, without a minimum purchase. Click here for details.
Facebook Security Warning
Avoid clicking any links on emails or messages containing the following subject lines : “Hi baby, please check my Facebook profile,” or “I miss you, check my new photo please”
These links install malware on your system.
Facebook/Classic Film Offer
Just thought I’d mention that Turner Classic Movies are offering Facebook members 25% off purchases at their shop. Just click on the 25% tab on the right of the main site and follow the instructions.
This company offers soundtracks on CD and classic films on DVD and blu-ray, some of which are very rare and unavailable elsewhere. And BTW, if you happen to miss the Facebook offer or have no Facebook account, you can also subscribe to their newsletter and get 10% off.
Free Cineplex Movie Ticket Offer
Spend $100 or more at Shop.ca on New Years Day and get two Cineplex movie tickets for free.
Why Wait In Line ?
Seriously, before you go out and wait in line for hours to get into a crowded electronics superstore, look online for deals. You could find the very product you’re looking for, for the same price or less.
There are some pretty decent deals going on at Amazon.ca, Dell Canada, Future Shop, iTunes
, Kobo Books
, iNetVideo Canada (Click Here to shop iNetVideo.ca Now!
), Newegg.ca
, Sears.ca
, Shop.ca, Sony Canada (Sony Boxing Week Blowout Deals! Save up to $700. Limited time & while supplies last.
), The Source and Tigerdirect.ca
.
Best Buy Canada and Future Shop shoppers did encounter some glitches last night but the sites say these issues have been dealt with.