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This one is for all of you who have been holding off getting a Denver Post subscription! Groupon is offering a 13 Week subscription to the Denver Post for $17. Plus, they will send you a $10 King Soopers gift card in the mail! This works out to be just .54 per week! I’ve said this before and hopefully you all know, but a newspaper subscription is vital to being a successful couponer!
Here are the restrictions on this deal:
Expires Jan 14, 2011
Limit 4/person. Must activate by 1/14/11; subscription expires 13 weeks after activation. New subscribers only, or those who have not received home delivery in past 30 days. Subject to delivery area. No cash back. Not valid w/ other offers.
Make sure to note that you cannot get on this deal if you have had home delivery within the past 30 days. If you already have a Groupon membership, you can go through this link for this deal. If you are new to Groupon you can go through this link.
Steven says
I guess this deal expired already, altho nothing in the post mentions any time frame, other than when the deal is good for..
Melissa says
I called the Post and talked to a supervisor. She verified that I could get 4 subscriptions using Groupon and my husband could also get 4 (using his Groupon account) all delivered to the same home address and getting 8 KS gift cards as well. There is a limit of 8 papers delivered to 1 home address using the Groupons, but there is a limit of 7 papers delivered to 1 home address for a normal subscription.
Also, I went through Ebates to connect to Groupon, as it says Ebates is running a 6% cash back right now for Groupon! (I hope this all works!)
Jenn says
I called the Denver Post. I was told that I could do this deal 4 times and get 4 KS gift cards and then I would get the paper for an entire year. However, I live on the western slope where the paper is only delivered on Sundays, so she said I was ineligible for a Sat/Sun subscription deal. Anybody else getting it delivered at this price outside of the metro area?