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Ben Skove
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Another source for Home Depot 10% coupon

Ben Skove
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

After transferring utilities into my name for a newly purchased SFR, Duke Energy patched me over to another division which gave me a "move-in" package, as well as tried to sell me on letting them activate the cable/phone/etc. I obviously had no need for the upsell, but I was all for the free move-in package as soon as I heard there was a HD coupon involved. I don't know if utilities in other parts of the country are doing this, but I thought it was worth mentioned, especially since the coupons that used to be included in the post office change of address packs appear to be gone.