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Restaurants.com

on 8.19.2008 at 3:40pm
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Have you ever used Restaurants.com certificates?  There are some participating restaurants in our area and we have used them a few times to get a cheap lunch.  You purchase a gift certificate off their site for a fraction of the real value and then use it anytime at the restaurant.  They do require that your bill be more than the value of the certificate for a $10 cert your bill must be $15 before and for $25 bill must be $35.

Well right now they are having a 50% off sale.  So you can get a $25 dollar gift certificate for $5 dollars or a $10 one for $1.50.  There is no shipping or tax, you print it off right after you buy it.  Click the box above and use the code SMART when you check out.

An example of how we use it:
A sandwich shop downtown is a participating location, we get a $10 cert for $1.50 then my husband and I go to lunch both get sandwiches and drinks total is around $15 we pay the difference after the cert of $5 so total for lunch we paid $6.50 or less than half!!

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