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Restaurant.com Promo Code: $2 for $25 Certificates

on 2.22.2012 at 3:49pm
Jenny 8 Comments

Restaurant.com certificates
Restaurant.com has an 80% off promo code currently available! Use the code MEMORIES. This makes many $25 certificates $2.

Remember that each restaurant has their own requirements, so always read the fine print to make sure you understand the deal.

Go through ShopAtHome and get 25% cash back or shop through Ebates for 15% cash back.

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  • 1bigsaver

    Yay!!!  Finally a deal I recommended was posted!!! :)

  • Arlene

    This is amazing! Thank you! I shared it on Facebook to, so maybe you’ll get some new converts. ;)

  • Pinkpearl198067

    Are those retaurant deal are real? 

    • 1bigsaver

      Yes they are.  I use them all the time.  Every one I have purchase has not had an expiration date either so it is good to get them at this price and use them for special occassions.  I am taking my daughter to Disney World this summer and have 3 of them for the orlando area for us to use for dinner.  $6.00 for $75.00 worth of gift certificates!!!!  Can’t beat that!!!

  • ArmyWifeMommy3

    i paid and it took my money It wouldnt let me print:(

    • 1bigsaver

      I was able to print mine and they emailed a copy to me.  Try the one they sent you.  It should work

  • Kim

    How long is the coupon code good for?

    • 1bigsaver

      I didn’t pay too much attention to the date on the promo they emailed me, but I just tried it, and it is working today.  I guess you better get them while you can.  Most of them don’t have an expiration date.  Just make sure you read the terms of the certificate before you purchase them.