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Use Multiple Promo Codes When Shopping Online

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It used to be that you could only enter one promotional code when shopping online. Thankfully that has changed. Not everywhere unfortunately, but at least of few of your favorite online retailers now allow you to enter multiple savings codes for a single online transaction. Now you no longer have to choose between saving 15% and getting free shipping. Or getting the free tote bag, but having to pay for shipping. You can do both or all 3 at some online stores and in the process save a bundle. How cool is that. Take Banana Republic. You can now enter up to 5 entries in the Promos & Rewards section. Granted there are some limitations as to what offers can be combined, but if everything goes smoothly you can end up getting free shipping, 15% off plus use a few of those rewards certificates you earn when you have a Banana Republic credit card. We're talking serious savings my friend. And it's only available online. Not in stores. Gap has it too. So does Old Navy. Victoria's Secret allows you to enter up to 4 different offer codes during a single transaction and there are many other sites that offer this feature as well. There are some restrictions of course, so contact customer service if have any questions. But overall this is a great way to save a ton of money while shopping online.

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