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Captain's Log, Supplemental

I don't normally post about Amazon promotions, but this is really cool.

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From the Amazon info page:

Here's how this works in three easy steps:

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Camy here: I'm considering this offer myself because I've wanted a Kindle for so long! I already have an Amazon Visa card, so I wouldn't get the $30 back on my statement, but I think I can still use the promo code and get the $70 off in my shopping cart.

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Comments

Tyora Moody said…

Thanks for the post! I already have an Amazon card too, but I will check it out.

Mon Aug 25, 09:43:00 AM 2008

The Dynamic Uno said…

Oh no! I've been trying to talk myself out of the Amazon Kindle--now I can possibly get $ off through the VISA card?! Yikes! I may have a new toy soon. :)

Mon Aug 25, 03:10:00 PM 2008

Angie said…

My husband got me the Kindle for Christmas and I love it! I have actually caught myself trying to turn the page because I forget I'm not reading an actual book.

Tue Aug 26, 08:30:00 AM 2008

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