If you are a regular reader of this blog, you might remember when I told you about Coinstar, here. Those big green machines that you see everywhere will trade in your coins for free if you take a certificate in place of cash.
I regularly use it to finance my apps-habit. I throw in some change and get an iTunes certificate-number to apply to my account.
Now here comes an EXTRA SPECIAL Holiday deal!
From November 26 to December 9, when you turn in $40 worth of coins, you will get $50 worth of credit at iTunes (or Old Navy or Dell) at participating Coinstar kiosks.
$10 FREE. No fee.= Awesome deal!!
carolynpageabc
/ November 25, 2012We don’t have those here in Australia (I don’t think)!
I’ll be on the alert though…!
sharechair
/ November 26, 2012They are handy machines and are located in every grocery store, here (at least in my area of the northeast US… )
tchistorygal
/ November 25, 2012Cool. I’m sure we have some coins somewhere.
sharechair
/ November 26, 2012I always feel like any certificate I get for change is a huge bonus.
tchistorygal
/ November 27, 2012HAHAHA Me too! BTW I nominated you for Blog of the Year 2012. Check it out. You don’t need to do anything about it if you don’t want to, but I wanted to acknowledge you as one of my most helpful blogs.
sharechair
/ November 28, 2012Thank you! I do appreciate it!! I’m so unorganized and I’ve fallen way behind on awards, but I will get to it, I PROMISE. And I am grateful.
Thank you
tchistorygal
/ November 28, 2012They do take time, but it’s fun, and it takes me to blogs unknown! I love it too! Just keep blogging. Your content is too great to mess up with time off for awards. You just keep doing the research and keeping us up to date. I’ll filter as many people as I can into your site!!! There – partners!
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JK
LuAnn
/ November 25, 2012Thanks for the tip.
sharechair
/ November 26, 2012If you have change to turn in, this is a good time to do it!
The Presents of Presence
/ November 26, 2012Once again…you ROCK!
Thank you!! <3
sharechair
/ November 27, 2012trailblazer1
/ November 27, 2012I hate rolling coins, we have a machine at WalMart. BUT, I refuse to pay the “Fee for our coin counting service is 9.8 cents per dollar counted in USA.” Nearly $10.00 for every $100.00 you drop into the basket. Going to the bank for more wrappers. Call me cheap if you want to . . . but that’s money I can use.
sharechair
/ November 27, 2012I absolutely agree!! I would NEVER pay a fee!!! You see, you pay a fee to convert coins to cash, but there is NO FEE if you take a certificate from Amazon, or several other retailers. Different retailers are offered on different machines. I usually take the $ in an Amazon certificate, since I often order from them regularly. Remember … no fee if you take a certificate.