ellswrth said:So how does it work? Do you show up at Sears at 6pm with a flyer in your hand?

Last time during the special hours the sale price came up automatically.

However, the special rebate for what I bought for purchases 6PM to 9PM did not work on line. A Sears manager gave me the rebate in the form of a gift card.

RIP

Electronics such as TVs and cameras are automatically 5% off sale price.

bhyde01 said:Awesome! I am ordering the Samsung washer and dryer.

I would join you but dang already have some new LG's But the there are other goodies i'mma try for.

desikid said:Do you have to use Sears CC to get this extra % off ?

No you don't, you would get sale price of the item + the addition 5% or 10% qualifies for it. If you wanted the additional Sears promos like no interest for 2 years or an additional % off promotion, then you need a Sears card. For example

No Sears card
$1000 TV
$799 on sale
-$40 5% friends and family
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$760 + tax = GRAND TOTAL

WITH Sears card
$1000 TV
$799 on sale
-$40 5% friends and family
-$76 10% off using Sears card OR 2 years 0% interest
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$684 + tax = GRAND TOTAL


redshoe99 said:what happens if you just placed an online order for a bosche dishwasher?? do they price match etc?
If you haven't got it delivered or picked up, you can just go in, cancel the order (bring your online receipt) and just re-buy it. If you already received it, ask them to price match but its YMMV depending on how nice you are and how nice the associate or manager is because Sears doesn't price match special sales like black friday or 3 hour special events.

bhyde01 said:Awesome! I am ordering the Samsung washer and dryer.

Looks like they are cheaper at Lowe's even before the extra 10% off. Don't be fooled by Sears.

SDpwnsFW said:wheres all the deals?
check out the link on first post

Some clarifications since some people have some questions...

Sears always has a 30 day price guarantee, if you bought something from them in the last 30 days, you can get the price adjusted to match the Friends and Family event.

Keep in mind however, that F&F is the percentage off OR free delivery and no interest no payments, if a previous purchase included free delivery you'd have to choose between keeping that free delivery, or giving it up and getting the percentage off.

The way the event works is with a barcode. So on top of any sale prices you get %10 off, this should include any price matching, but YMMV. Your best bet is a Kenmore product, which is 20 then 10 percent off, so a $1000 appliance ends up being $720

Using your Sears Card gets you nothing during this sale, but you could open a new Sears Card (not the Mastercard) and get 6 months no interest no payments as well.

Finally, Authorized Dealer Stores have this special ALL DAY on Monday the 17th, so if you can't make the narrow window at the full-line stores, head to your local dealer store.

wellarmedsheep said:Some clarifications since some people have some questions...

Sears always has a 30 day price guarantee, if you bought something from them in the last 30 days, you can get the price adjusted to match the Friends and Family event.

Keep in mind however, that F&F is the percentage off OR free delivery and no interest no payments, if a previous purchase included free delivery you'd have to choose between keeping that free delivery, or giving it up and getting the percentage off.

The way the event works is with a barcode. So on top of any sale prices you get %10 off, this should include any price matching, but YMMV. Your best bet is a Kenmore product, which is 20 then 10 percent off, so a $1000 appliance ends up being $720

Using your Sears Card gets you nothing during this sale, but you could open a new Sears Card (not the Mastercard) and get 6 months no interest no payments as well.


Finally, Authorized Dealer Stores have this special ALL DAY on Monday the 17th, so if you can't make the narrow window at the full-line stores, head to your local dealer store.

What about with the online portion? Do we have to have a barcode to get those deals online?

I used to work there and can tell you that they will find reasons to not PM. e.g. "Thats a limited quantity item" or "That store is outside of our market" therefore we can't PM. It's wrong to see that a store will PM and don't back out of it when the price is "too low" but thats life unfortunately.

And sometimes they will even "forget" to give you that 10% difference discount...just watch out for that one. I am personally a FWer but as a sales rep it is one's worst fear because:

FWers don't buy warranties
FWers PM like crazy

Both things that managers don't like and make the department look bad. Just so that you guys know...