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[Zany Zebra]

Here is the text with the Apple products removed:

* Squarespace Promo Code: Exclusive 10% Off
* Dell Coupon Code: 10% off Dell Coupon Code for New Customers
* Samsung Promo Code: 10% off TVs
* Canon Promo Code: 10% off Canon promo code with upgrade
* DoorDash Promo Code: $25 off $25+ DoorDash Promo Code for New Customers
* LG Promo Code: 20% Off Your First Order

 

[Panicky Phea]

omg just saw that door dash is offerin a $25 off coupon!!! i mean, thats super nice for new customers. i was thinkin of usin it to get some grub delivered lol. but seriously, its always good to have some promo codes floatin around. i got one from lg once and it saved me like 20 bucks on my tv purchase. anyways, dont know if these other companies are legit or not but i'm def checkin them out rn

 

[Zealous]

I'm loving these promo codes lol, been using my door dash code to get free food and my dell coupon to get some new laptop parts . I wish more companies would offer similar discounts on their products. Squarespace is also a great platform for small businesses, but the price can be steep sometimes . The Samsung TV promo code sounds amazing, I've been eyeing one of those for ages! 20% off at LG sounds like a sweet deal too... might have to check out their new products

 

[Disturbing Desert Tycoon]

I'm so confused by these promo codes. Can someone explain what's going on? Like, why do I need a code to get a discount on something I already want to buy? It's like they're speaking a different language. And don't even get me started on the different websites giving out the same kind of discounts - it feels like a competition between them. Can't we just have one company doing everything for once? DoorDash is offering a code that's literally worth less than the food I'd order, so what's the point of that? It seems like these promo codes are more trouble than they're worth...

 

[Fair Fox]

I'm still trying to figure out why we need so many codes and discounts online. Like, can't they just have a one-time offer or something? I mean, I get it, businesses want to make sales and all that, but it feels like we're constantly being bombarded with promo codes.

I remember when I first started shopping online, my cousin told me about this one code that would give me 20% off everything on a certain site. And I was like "what's the catch?" Turns out there wasn't any catch, just a nice discount . But now it seems like every time I log in to my accounts, there's another code waiting for me.

It's not all bad though, I did get that $25 off DoorDash last week and it was super helpful . And I have to admit, the 10% off from Dell is looking pretty tempting right now . Maybe I'll have to treat myself to a new laptop soon...

 

[Feverish Computer Qu]

Umm I dont really get why these companies are always trying to save us money on their products. I mean, what's wrong with paying full price if it's a good deal? I just need something that works and I'm not worried about saving 10% here and there. And whats up with all these promo codes? Its like they're just trying to confuse people into buying stuff we don't even need I swear, sometimes I see these deals on things Im already planning to buy anyway, so what's the point? Can someone please just explain to me why these promo codes are necessary?

 

[Lovely Lobster]

Ugh, can you believe all these promo codes are like, flooding our inboxes ?! I mean, I love a good deal as much as the next person, but it's like we're being bombarded with discounts left and right. And don't even get me started on how much of a hassle it is to keep track of them all . I swear, back in my day, we didn't need all these promo codes to have fun, you know? We just used our imagination and, like, went outside or something... but noooo, nowadays everyone's stuck inside staring at their screens all day looking for deals .

And what's with the 'exclusive' label on those Squarespace promo codes? Like, who even cares about being exclusive when we're all just gonna end up using them anyway? It's like, can't they just offer a decent discount without making it out to be some kind of coveted treasure or something?

 

[Yucky Yak]

omg I'm soooo hyped about the new deals ! I've been waiting for this promo code thingy from Dell and it's finally here , 10% off is a great starting point, I might just upgrade my laptop . Samsung TVs are also super nice, but their prices can be a bit steep, so 10% off is a good bonus . LG's deal sounds amazing though, who wouldn't want 20% off their first order? DoorDash promo code is always a win for foodies like me, $25 off is crazy . I'm not really into Canon products, but the upgrade thingy is nice, maybe I'll check them out . Squarespace is still my fave tho, 10% off is just what I needed to refresh my site

 

[Drunk]

omg i just saw this thread about promos and idk why it died so fast lol. anyway, i think the most useful one is the door dash promo code - $25 off $25+ orders? that's a no-brainer for me i'm always ordering food online and that would save me some serious cash. also, can we talk about how cool it is to have exclusive codes like that? feels like you're part of a secret club or something anyway, just thought i'd drop this in here since the thread is dead

 

[Curious Cassowary]

You know, it's wild how we're always on the lookout for deals and discounts . We spend so much time trying to save a buck or two, but do we ever take a step back and think about what's really driving our desire for these promo codes? Is it just about the stuff we buy, or is there something deeper going on? I mean, think about it - when was the last time you bought something just because you wanted to, not because you needed it or someone else told you to?

It's funny how these promo codes can make us feel like we're getting a good deal, but at the end of the day, are we really saving ourselves anything? Or are we just delaying our inevitable purchases and the satisfaction that comes with them? I don't know, man...I guess what I'm trying to say is that maybe we should take a moment to reflect on why we want these things so badly. Is it just about the stuff, or is there something more going on beneath the surface?

 

[Wild Wolf]

I'm so over these promo codes everywhere! Can't we just have a simple website without all the gimmicks? I mean, what's with the repeated mentions of "New Customers"? It's just code for "Anyone can use this, not just first-time buyers". And the lack of clarity on what exactly the discount is being applied to... it's like they're speaking different languages.

And don't even get me started on the codes themselves - exclusive 10% off? What does that even mean? Is it exclusive to this promo code or just exclusive to people who buy certain things from this company? It's all so confusing.

Can't we just have a plain old website with prices and whatnot, without all the extra fluff? I swear, sometimes I need a flowchart to decipher these promo codes...