Ideeli Shoe Blowout!

Wow!  Ideeli (a site that has limited time seriously discounted designer apparel) has an amazing footwear sale going on until Monday.  Just go here, sign up (all you need to give them is a valid email and password I think), and then surf around for the kind of clothes you like.  I am kind of in love with these shoes and if I had any disposable income at all, I would buy them....along with about 10 other pairs I saw.  Funny now that I think about it, I can't remember the last time I bought a new pair of shoes.  That's probably why I get so excited looking at them.  This pair is priced at $59, down from $225 - they have a good selection of items but items sell out fast, so I would recommend getting over there if you are interested.

Washington D.C. Groupon: Glasses

Today's Groupon for Washington D.C. is $50 for $200 worth of perscription eye wear at SEE Eyewear in Georgetown.  Restrictions do apply, but it seems like a really good deal, especially if you do not have vision insurance.   

Cheap K-Cups!

Amazon.com has a Grove Square Coffee K-Cups on sale - 48 cups for $15.  If you use the "subscribe and save" option (on the right under "Add to Cart"), the price drops to $12.75.  That is about $.27/cup.  Considering that I just paid $9.95 for 18 Emeril K-Cups at Target, I don't think this price can be beat.  Remember to cancel "subscribe and save" once you order arrives. 

Amazon $5 Video on Demand Credit

If you have never used Amazon Video on Demand, they are currently offering a $5 credit to new users (and it could not be easier to sign up).  Just click here, follow the directions and your account should be immediately credited.  Most new releases are $3.99, but some go on special for $1.99 and other movies rent as low as $.99, so you should be able to watch at least one and up to 5 movies for free!  I believe that you get a 24 hour period in which to watch the movie. 

Blockbuster Rental Code

There is a new Blockbuster kiosk rental code out there that should be good until 01/20:

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I haven't used the Blockbuster kiosks, but I did buy the Groupon a while back for 3 Redbox codes for $1, and I found all the rentals through that to be a cinch.  If it is like the Redbox, remember to hit the "I have a code" or similar button prior to swiping your card or you will end up paying for the rental.  You will still need to swipe your card before the transaction can be completed, but you will not be charged if you return the movie before the appointed time the following day.