Redbox Coupons

I am tired of Christmas already and it isn't even here yet. I've posted a lot of Christmas freebies in my last three articles for Savings.com. This week I just need to step away from Christmas for a bit. This freebie list doesn't contain anything that has to do with Christmas. It's from the miscellaneous category on my blog. It's a little of this and that.

Costco has a few freebies on their site, make sure you have your membership number ready so you can get them. Snatch up some beauty products, it's the best way to try something before you buy it. Rosetta Stone offers a sample DVD for you to try so you can make sure you really do want to learn that second language. When you're done getting those freebies, get the free Redbox rental code so you can sit back and relax!

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Netflix subscribers were shocked and horrified to discover that their cherished unlimited-streaming and unlimited-DVD plans had been split in two; Now, if you want both, you have to pay Netflix roughly 60% more.

Isn't it funny how Blockbuster put all the mom-and-pop video stores out of business, and now Redbox kiosks are doing the same thing to Blockbuster? Okay, maybe not funny so much as sad.

If you're familiar with Redbox, you know that the company charges $1 per night for DVD rentals and $1.50 for Blu-ray. That won't break anybody's bank--but why pay for something if you don't have to?

By using easy-to-find coupon codes, you can get a free rental nearly every time you use Redbox.

Budget conscious couples all over will most likely be avoiding the expense of overpriced flowers, bling-y jewelry and gourmet chocolate in favor of a low-key, yet romantic night in.  After enjoying a delicious Beef and Mushrooms dinner--or a simple but tasty gourmet pesto pizza--followed by chocolate dipped strawberries, no doubt more than a few of you will cuddle up together to watch a romantic movie.

And here's where the trouble ensues...