Sure there is a lot of “classic rock” here, but if you’re looking to beef up your personal back catalog, the prices are pretty good.

Hey, I just got some promo cards in the mail that allow me to send a one month free trial of Netflix to new customers. If you’re thinking of joining Netflix (which I fully endorse), drop me an email and I’ll send you a link to the offer. (As an aside, this offer is twice as long standard free trial Netflix usually provides.)

Hey, this is a great deal. This Two-For-One ticket offer is valid for day sessions on September 3, 4 & 5. Buy tickets here, use code BTMBLAST.

There is some really good stuff here.

I’m a watch guy, so I do enjoy Tourneau’s annual watch sale at Soiffer Haskin. Unlike the retail store, the Tourneau sample sale actually offers some good deals on interesting watches.

Tourneau Sample Sale*
(New and Pre-Owned Watches)
*Excludes Rolex and Patek Philippe

Also a selection of:
Designer & Estate Jewelry and Sunglasses

Date: Sunday, Sept. 7th through Thursday, Sept. 11th 2008
Time: 9:00am to 6:30pm Daily

To be held at:
SOIFFER HASKIN
317 West 33rd Street
Must have photo ID to enter the building
Credit Cards Only

Bank of America has been running the “Museums On Us” promotion for a few years now, but this year they’ve changed it. Whereas in the past, a BofA credit card or debit card entitled you to free admission at a bunch of different museums for an entire month of the summer, this year it gets you free admission to an ever shrinking list of NYC museums and institutions (19 in 2006, 9 in 2007, 6 in 2008) for the first weekend of every month. I don’t know, but to me there is something about this year’s promotion that seems a bit less appealing. Anyway, seeing as how next weekend would be the first weekend of August, you could take advantage of this year’s offer at the following locations in New York City:

The Metropolitan Museum
The Jewish Museum
New York Hall of Science
International Center of Photography
Bronx Zoo
New York Aquarium

1. Add the items you wish to purchase to your cart.
2. At checkout, enter coupon code A8P8N9P on the payment page.
3. Then create a new account, otherwise the coupon will not apply to your purchase.

Pepsi-Cola and Amazon.com have teamed up in a promotion to give away as many as 1 billion (DRM free) songs from the Amazon MP3 store.

Beginning February 1, consumers purchasing Pepsi products can “bank” their points on PepsiStuff.com and redeem them for music on Amazon MP3. Amazon MP3 offers Earth’s Biggest Selection of a la carte, DRM-free MP3 music downloads, with over 3.25 million songs from more than 270,000 artists. Five points earn consumers one MP3 song download from the libraries of EMI Music, SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT, Warner Music Group and tens of thousands of other music labels. Pepsi’s biggest promotion ever makes its debut on the Super Bowl.

Use code DVDSAVE5 at checkout and save an additional $5 when you spend $50 or more on DVDs with your Amazon.com Visa.*

*Offer expires 02/07/08 and is valid only on DVDs sold by Amazon.com.

Macys.com has their Friends and Family event of 20% off any order w/ coupon code: MACYSFF (exp 12/03/07). Stackable free shipping on $100+ via coupon code: GIVEGIFT. There are also some printable versions for in-store use (for some states): North East, East, and West.

Disney Shopping has 25% off for Friends and family w/ coupon code: HOLIDAY25 (exp 12/02/07).

Ralph Lauren has Friends & Family 30% off event w/ coupon code: HOL200 (exp 12/10/07). Free shipping on $195.

ToysRUs has 15% off $150 w/ coupon code: TRUFRIENDFAMILY (exp 12/01/07). it stacks with 20% cashback offer w/ Paypal payment (max $50 savings, exp 12/10/07 or earlier) for best prices. Works on some game consoles as well!

Use this printable Friends and Family coupon for 30% off in-store purchases at Foot Locker. Get an extra 10% off when purchases total $100 or more after the 30% discount (exp 12/02/07).
[XPBargains.com]

The Holiday Wishlist, one of my favorite American Express promotions, starts again tomorrow (Nov. 27). The Amex Wishlist gives you the chance to “win” free discount coupons for various retailers and purchase numerous high value items for a fraction of their normal price. Usually, it’s all but impossible to get the really the big ticket items, (the cars, for example, are gone before you can blink), but if you’re clicker finger is pretty good you can usually score a coupon or two.

Here’s the official Fatwallet thread which so far doesn’t seem to have much has a lot of information. Usually somebody makes a Google Group for trading coupons, but I haven’t seen that one pop up yet. No Amazon.com coupon this year, which is a drag.

Save an additional 10% with your Amazon.com Visa Card when you spend $50 of any Music CD sold by Amazon.com. Use promotional code BDFCDTNT at checkout and select Amazon.com Visa as your payment method to get the discount (maximum $20). Offer expires January 7, 2008.

Black Friday ‘07

Here are a few good ones…
blackfriday.gottadeal.com
www.bfads.net
Black Friday at Ben’s Bargains.net
All Black Friday 2007 Threads at SlickDeals.net
All Black Friday 2007 Threads at FatWallet.com
Black Friday 2007 Buying Guide Thread at FatWallet.com

Been meaning to post this for a few days…

It looks like Rhapsody could soon be seeing a pretty big increase in traffic, as the company has just teamed up with Wendy’s to give away up to 100 million free song downloads. To get in on that action, you’ll have to purchase a medium or large-sized combo meal between now and December, with which you’ll receive a code that’ll entitle you to a free song download of your choice. What’s more, you’ll also be able to enter the “Combo Up to Download” sweepstakes, which’ll give you a shot at a 50-song download bundle from Rhapsody, or one of one hundred SanDisk Sansa e280R Rhapsody players. Those that frequent Wendy’s on a daily basis apparently won’t be able to take full advantage of their fast food ways, however, as the promotion is limited to just 25 downloads per user. [Engadget]