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Eastwood coupons ??

lightn95

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Does anybody know of any coupons or codes for Eastwood? I'm going to be spending some coin there and I'm looking to save a couple dollars if possible...
Thanks
 
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lightn95

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^^ how do those sites work?? Do.you have to join or download the site???


Definitely not HF tools... name brand..
 
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^^ how do those sites work?? Do.you have to join or download the site???


Definitely not HF tools... name brand..

No, you don't have to join anything! That is the beauty of the coupon code sites.

You just go on the site, do a search for the company you want, and all the current coupon codes and other offers/deals pop up. Some codes work and some are already expired, but they keep showing up anyway. You can try the expired ones to see if they work. I had a few that the date of the coupon code had already past, but they worked anyway.

There are also deals that will show up where you don't need the coupon code. When you click on one of the deals it will automatically forward you to the companies website and apply the deal for you. Again this can be hit or miss if the deal has already expired. But it's worth a shot.

I usually go to a few coupon code sites and grab all of them I can for the store I am going to be shopping at. I apply them all, and the store website will tell you if you can combine coupons or not. I had one website for pen making supplies combine three coupon codes all on top of each other, and I saved almost 40 percent on my order!

Jim
 

wnstwolf

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Just visited Eastwood site. You get a pop up to get on mailing list. **** it up and you get a 10% off coupon one time use. Just saved me close to $200 tomorrow. Yeah yeah I added another item to my list don't tell wife. ��������
 

wnstwolf

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Made it out to the Pottstown PA store today. Lots of great stupid on scratch and dent clearance

My intent was to save a few dollars on shipping as I am working less than an hour away and here for the weekend. Well two issues. The shop press was a drop ship direct from Woodward fabs. Clearly stated that in the catalog but did not think there would not be one at the store :shocking:

Still made out great with powder coat kit and a bunch of small stuff for my etype project. Made out on a in store deal for a table top English wheel.

Agree some stuff is close to HF but the store help KNEW their **** and we're giving I service on a new mig welder for a guy and also went way above to help me. Can't find that at HF.
 

Matt M PA

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Glad it worked out for ya. Me? I'm done with Eastwood. I received a gift certificate that was (according to Eastwood) able to be used like cash.

I placed an order that with shipping and tax was just above the value of the cert. I expected to pay the difference. After fighting with the website, I called the 800 #. Gift certs may not be used against tax or shipping. Of course, I asked how this possible if the certificates are to be used "the same as cash" as listed on their site. Didn't make a difference. (Last time I checked, tax and shipping charges can still be paid with cash....)

I couldn't see holding the cert witha small amount, so I wound up buying a bunch of cheap consumables to use up the card.
 

CudaChick1968

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Glad it worked out for ya. Me? I'm done with Eastwood. ...

x2!! After 19 years as a loyal customer, they fired ME because I was stupid enough to buy one of their so-called "Pro 1100" powder gun setups. After returning the fifth POS within the one-year warranty period (always returned to them on my own dime), they refused to continue to honor their own warranty or return my money for the first one. THEY sold crappy equipment and penalized me for it?!

After that happened, the guy who ran their powder coating division -- the only one who was actually decent to work with -- also ended up with new employment when he took my side. I've learned in the meantime that almost everything Eastwood sells can be found elsewhere under its original manufacturer at a 30-50% savings from what Eastwood sells it for; they just put their own label on it and charge more.

Enter at your own risk.
 
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