Radio Flyer sale at The Foundary!

UPDATE: Sold out --wow, that was quicker than I thought.

Looks what's at the Foundary for $39! This is the deal site where you get $1 for every friend that signs up! (they don't have to buy for you to get the credit) So if you have 39 friends you could get this for FREE! Shipping is $5.95 and this will probably sell out.
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Comments

Anonymous said…

Honestly I hate when you and other deal sites use your readers............If you want people to sign under your name no biggie but at least throw out there that you are getting credit for everyone that clicks that link on your page and signs up. Personally I just earased the part of the URL with tightwad in it so you didn't get credit. Please don't make it seem like we are getting this great deal when really it is you who is cashing in.

November 8, 2010 at 9:39 AM

Anonymous said…

Of course I am sure you won't publish my previous comment because again it doesn't benefit YOU.

November 8, 2010 at 9:41 AM

Audrey @ Tight Wad in Utah said…

I'm sorry that offends you. I thought it was obvious when I said "you get $1 for every friend that signs up!" I'll be more clear in the future. :)

November 8, 2010 at 9:47 AM

Audrey @ Tight Wad in Utah said…

And I only post deals that I think are great, which I DEFINITELY thought this deal was. As for "cashing in"...lol hardly.

November 9, 2010 at 9:59 AM

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