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FastEddieG

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Spend $50 at 1000bulbs.com and get a $25 restaurant.com gift certificate in 3-4 days via email.

Coupon code: 82546

I just ordered 25 more of these 4' T8 bulbs and used that coupon. I originally received the coupon via email.

Sale ends, Tuesday, December 1, 2009. All Sales Final. Restaurant.com gift certificates are the sole obligation of Restaurant.com and may be redeemed solely for merchandise at www.theidealmeal.com. Restaurant.com gift certificates have no cash value and are not redeemable for cash or at any restaurants at any time. Other terms and conditions apply and can be viewed at www.theidealmeal.com.

Hope someone benefits from it,
-Ed
 
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Number22

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Nice! I was just about to put in a big order. :beer: The state is paying for most of my bulbs too...it's an efficiency thing.:bounce:
 
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FastEddieG

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Nice! I was just about to put in a big order. :beer: The state is paying for most of my bulbs too...it's an efficiency thing.:bounce:

Nice, which state do you live in? I'm in IL, where we could pay for light bulbs to be used in government buildings, but never actually see any :)
-Ed
 
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Number22

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I'm in Oregon, I emailed the people about lighting incentives and they were amazingly helpful. I expected red tape and usual crappy government attitudes. They recommended all kinds of good fixtures for me and wanted to help calculate the total cost/energy savings and seem very ready to give money away. :thumbup: I'm converting 2x 8' T12 HO 110w fixtures, with six T8 bulbs in place of 2 T12s. I'm going to wire it so that I can turn on strips of 1,2, or all 3 tubes.

They're also paying to replace my incandescent outdoor lighting with metal halide, and pay extra for night time and occupancy sensors. Not paying for the whole project, but most of it. :bounce:

I think this is the first time tax dollars have worked directly in my favor! :lol_hitti I encourage everyone here to check to see if their state offers any lighting upgrade inscentives like this, I didn't even know about it until recently and was thinking about paying for the whole project myself.
 

rburke65

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Here in NE Ohio the electric company wants to send every one 2 60w CFL's......and the charge us more than $22 for the 2 lamps!!! Nice huh!
 
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