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Dicks $10 off $25-or 20% off any 6 or more identical items-- Printable Coupon(In store)

added on June 12, 2009 by chinnam, last updated on June 13, 2009 by shawndiaz

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Dicks $10 off $25-or 20% off any 6 or more identical items-- Printable Coupon(In store)

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apprentice

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Posted by llocomotive on June 12, 2009 [reply] 0 0

good one
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journeyman

Posted by mrpopular on June 12, 2009
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Good one
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professor

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Posted by MrCheap on June 12, 2009
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I have never seen a $10 off $25 from Dicks.

What does "coach's certificate" mean?
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  Posted by llocomotive on June 13, 2009 [reply] 0 0
  
  It's been on buxr before

apprentice

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Posted by overaged on June 12, 2009

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I'm going to assume it was meant for coaches. Seems like a long time before ite expires too. 2010.

apprentice

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Posted by llocomotive on June 13, 2009 [reply] 0 0

I used the coach's certificate before ....and am not a coach

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Posted by Solstice on June 13, 2009

(low value) Error

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This is a scanned image and no reproductions are allowed. See the fine print.

Also see the most recent Buxr blog post: http://www.buxr.com/blog/2009/.....and-fraud/

Other sites indicate that these come out of special booklets handed to local and school sports teams, and that they are not provided via the Internet. i.e. This is a scanned coupon and is illegitimate.

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Posted by Solstice on June 13, 2009

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After taking a closer look at today's voting numbers, and the plausibility of there being five prizes, its apparent that even though this deal is illegitimate, that it is going to most likely take a prize spot. This is partially the result of lack of voting, so I guess in a roundabout way its fitting and serves as a lesson.

However, it should be disqualified, then subsequently removed, and any future scanned coupons like this should meet with the same fate. The bar needs to be raised on coupon submission criteria.