Dora's Christmas Carol premieres on Dec. 6 at 8 pm; My favorite holiday activities to do with my grandchildren

To celebrate the premiere of Dora’s Christmas Carol, I am joining Nickelodeon and TwitterMoms to share my favorite holiday activities that I like to do with my grand kids as part of a Dora Christmas Carol contest. Five answers were required, but I didn't know which two to cut.

1. Decorating for Christmas with my grand kids
2. Watching my grand kids build a Gingerbread house
3. Baking cookies and making candy with my grand kids
4. Taking our grand kids shopping with the change we saved for them to by presents
5. Watching our grandsons in a Christmas play
6. Playing Santa for my grand kids
7. Watching my grand kids open presents on Christmas morning

My granddaughter loves Dora the Explorer. She can't wait to watch Dora’s Christmas Carol premiere on Nickelodeon on December 6 at 8 p.m. EST.

For more information about the movie, visit my Dora widget in my sidebar.

Full Disclosure: I may be chosen as one of five randomly selected bloggers to win a $100 Amex gift card and a Dora Christmas Carol DVD.

The most surprising gift I ever received

Target and TwitterMoms asks, "What is the most surprising gift you ever received?"

My husband doesn't always buy, or even think about presents for every occasion, which makes his recent secret even more of a surprise.

When I was growing up, my family spent a lot of time gathered around the kitchen table piled high with Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs. We loved those times eating and laughing together.

After I met my husband, who had never eaten whole crabs, I introduced them. He likes crabs, but complains it's too much work for little reward eating whole crabs. He prefers the crab claws instead.

But he wanted me to have new family memories with a new generation, my daughter, son-in-law and grandsons. Unfortunatly, my son and his wife, moved too far away to join us. He wanted me to teach my grandsons how to clean the crabs.

Since we live in N.C., he decided to wait for our anniversary and order several dozen crabs from Maryland. I didn't have a clue. It was a well kept secret. And it was a huge surprise.

I am not good with surprises. I always get embrassed. But I ended up enjoying the crabs and teaching my grandsons how to clean them while we talked and laughed.

We had a wonderful time. And I am so thankful to my husband for such a wonderful gift.

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Tips on how to save time and money shopping for the Christmas holidays

With 25 days until Christmas, there's little time left and so much to do. Even though I have been shopping for months, I still am no where near done, so it's time to buckle down.

Here are some tips so we can get our shopping under control.

• Do not take the kids shopping. It slows you down and everyone gets aggravated so why put yourself through the agony?
• Shop online today, Cyber Monday, for anything on your list while it's cheaper.
• Always research items online for the best price, even if you plan to purchase in the store.
• Beware of buying gift cards. They can lose value. They can also charge service fees. 
• Zhu Zhu pets are hot for the little ones this year, although I haven't figured out why. So if you see them and need them, don't delay the purchase. 
• Netbooks are hot this year. These are cute computers, great for Tweens.
• Shred Sleds are hot for the older kids
•  Gifts from the heart are popular - homemade gifts, gifts from the kitchen, are great to give this year with the downturn of the economy.
• Take pictures to share. Kids grow fast and everyone loves pictures.

A panel of moms have already shared their tips. I hope you will check out the Staples holiday widget in my sidebar.

Learn about "Share Tips for Saving Time & Money: You Could Win $100 Staples Gift Card! (Blogging Contest)" on Twittermoms.

I hope you get some useful tips and have a wonderful holiday.

Full Disclosure: I may get one of these prizes for posting this blog. This is my honest opinion.
• The first 50 bloggers to post on this topic, which also include the Staples widget, will get a $25 Staples Gift Card to use at the Staples store.
• Ten randomly selected bloggers will receive a $100 Staples Gift Card to use at the Staples store.

25 days until Christmas - Here are links to help you find deals on Cyber Monday

It's Cyber Monday and time to hit the computer for all the online sales.

Here are the links I have found so far. I will add more as I find more great sites to add.

Some sales have already started and some will begin soon. Many sites include coupons and free shipping.

An Insiders-Club for free shipping offers a one month free membership. After your 30-day review period, you can continue your membership for just $11.97 per month. There's no obligation to continue, you can cancel at any time if you're not completely satisfied, and there will be no future charges.

Ebates is offering double cash back at hundreds of stores today. You can join as my friend, if you aren't already a member. It's easy, and wonderful when you get a check in the mail.

Happy shopping.

1. Staples
2. Walmart
3. Toy R US
4. Best Buy
5. Amazon
6. Things Remembered
7. Babies R Us
8. Michaels Arts and Crafts Store
9. A.C. Moore
10. Office Depot
11. eForCity
12. Smart Bargains
13. HP
14. Linens and Things
15. Circuit City
16. EB Games
17. JoAnn
18. red Envelope
19. Gap
20. Sams Club
21. Zappos
22. Buy.com
23. Lego
24. Newegg
25. B&H
26. Accessory Geeks
27. Kmart
28. eCost
29. Surplus Computers
30. Build-a-Bear
31. Target
32. Bloomingdales
33. Sears
34. Kohl's
35. Sierra Snowboard
36. Disney Store
37. Cabelas
38. See's Candies
39. J.C. Penny
40. Canon
41. Old Navy
42. Office Max
43. Barnes and Noble
44. Oriental Trading
45. Borders
46. Fisher Price

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You can enter to win a pair of Ugg boots by clicking the button on my sidebar and following two easy steps. 

Step 1

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Instructions

Click on the Ugg button in my sidebar and go to the Web site and click in the white box with text in it (all the text should highlight automatically, but if it doesn't then right click and click 'select all').

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You post the button to enter the monthly contest and tweet to enter the weekly promotion.

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Win a $799 Balsam Hill Colorado Mountain Spruce Christmas tree 12/10

See story here.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

As we gather with our loved ones today we are blessed. Thank God for all He has given us.

Let's give thanks to the men and women of our Armed Forces who can't be home with their families this holiday. Thank them and their families for their sacrifices to keep us safe.

I pray you are all well, happy, filled with turkey and love, and safe as you make shopping plans.

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours.

Blog Hop: Making every penny count with coupons when you go shopping

When it comes to saving money, many people use coupons at the the store. Using coupons use to mean cutting them out of the paper each week. Now, we depend on magazines like All You, but we depend more on the Web - blogs, manufacturer sites, credit card sites, and coupon specific sites like:  Coupons.com; CouponCabin.com; CouponMom.com; RetailMeNot.com; A Full Cup; redplum; Val-Pak Coupons and SmartSource.com.

Try do do coupon exchanges with other moms if you can. It will make your dollars go further. And shop at stores that doubles your coupons.

Did you know that when you get a rain check for an item that is sold out, you may be able to get your coupon stamped to be used when that item is available, regardless if the coupon expires or not?

It's also a good idea when shopping, to look at items on the shelves above and below eye level. That's where you will find the real bargains. Not where the manufacturers slap you in the face.

Shopping at stores with a deli and bakery in the evening after 7pm gives you a good chance to get the goods at half the price.  Also, search for the sell-by dates and request a discount on those items about to expire within a day or two.

Stores like Walmart will not be under sold. Take their competitor sale papers with you so you can price-match items where you shop. Even stores like Home Depot and Lowes price match. If you're not sure, call and ask your store if they do it. If you really want to save, take online competitor ads with you when you shop and ask for price matching. It never hurts to ask. And in some cases you will be pleasantly surprised.

Some items are best purchased at warehouse stores like Sam's, while other products are best bought at dollar stores. Do the math. After you do the homework, you'll save a lot of money.

Do you have a money-saving tip to share?

Balsam Hill is giving away a $799 Colorado Mountain Spruce tree

Balsam Hill is holding a giveaway to help one lucky family celebrate Christmas in style. A randomly selected participant will capture the magic of the holiday season as well as the majestic beauty of the Rockies, with a Colorado Mountain Spruce Christmas tree valued at $799.

Part of the Balsam Hill® Aspen Christmas Collection, within its Signature Collection line of luxurious ultra-realistic artificial Christmas trees, it features the softest and most delicate True Needle™ tips. The incredible Balsam Hill™ Colorado Mountain Spruce has an exquisite feel that just begs to be touched. Its dense foliage echoes the spruce trees of the Rocky Mountains, revealing a warm green color that will complement any Christmas decor. In the evening, the glimmer of the lights bathe you with memories of a lodge fire's glow.

The True Needle™ tips on this magnificent tree outnumber any other offered by Balsam Hill™. And despite their soft feel, the central branches remain sturdy, allowing you to show off your beloved ornaments. This tree is well suited to display a large number of ornaments with its many branches and layered structure. You can create abundant nooks and crannies to show off all of your favorite decorations.

The Colorado Mountain Spruce is a great addition to any Christmas home. Balsam Hill™ is pleased to offer the versatile Colorado Mountain Spruce, not only in a wide variety of standard full-sized trees, but also in three exciting varieties of potted trees. This includes a two-pack of indoor/outdoor 4' spruces to accentuate a doorway, entry walk, or driveway; a pair of indoor/outdoor 7' narrow potted trees to flank a grand entrance, and the stately indoor 9' full-width potted tree to confidently convey that rich sense of Christmas throughout your home.

Product Description

Ultrarealistic True Needle™ foliage
Pre-strung with 800 high quality clear lights
Sturdy branches perfect for ornaments
Hinged design for easy set-up
7.5' tall, has a width of 56 inches, and boasts 5,275 branch tips, and is valued at $799.00


Foliage:

Combination of premium True Needle™ tips (85%) with Classic Needle (15%) PVC tips used in interior branches for fullness
Grass green True Needle foliage accented with lighter green tips
Light brown stems
Attached, hinged branches fold outward for fast and easy setup
Flame-retardant and non-allergenic

Lighting:

UL® approved indoor lights on full size trees
UL® approved indoor/outdoor lights on 4' and 7' potted trees only
Professionally strung lights reduce the appearance of wires
Lights lock into place and feature twist-proof bulbs
Industry-leading lights: if a bulb burns out or is removed, the rest remain lit
Extra bulbs and fuses
On/off foot pedal included on trees with Clear Lights
Remote control included on trees with Color+Clear ® Lights

Accessories:

Premium tree stand with scratch-proof rubber feet
Off-season storage bag(s)
White gloves to shape your tree in style
Many people mistook the Colorado Mountain Spruce for a real tree.

Reviews

•  Tom, Kanata, ON (Canada)

What attracted me to the tree was the fact you use multi colored lights.

• Diane, San Jose, CA

We always used to cut our own tree, but allergies have taken over. We were pleased with our Colorado Mountain Spruce, and the realistic branches made it an easier transition for us.

• Michael, Basking Ridge, NJ

The concept of color and clear lighting with the remote control is outstanding.

• Barbara, Plymouth, MN

I specifically shopped for a pre-lit tree with a warranty.

— Andrea, Lexington, SC

Warranties

We take great pride in the craftsmanship of each of their Balsam Hill ® products and we stand behind their quality. This product is covered by the following warranties:

Balsam Hill ® 5-year light warranty

Balsam Hill ® 10-year foliage warranty

For more warranty information, please see their Warranty FAQs.

This product comes with free ground shipping to the continental USA via FedEx.

They offer multiple shipping options in the Continental US through FedEx to meet your needs:

Standard Overnight: Orders received by 6 pm EST will arrive in 2 business days

Two-Day Air: Orders received by 6 pm EST will arrive in 3 business days

Ground: Orders received by 6 pm EST will arrive in up to 6 business days.

Products may arrive as early as 2 business days depending on your proximity to their warehouses.

For more detailed shipping information including information about shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada and estimated arrival times for Ground shipping in the continental U.S., please see their Shipping Information FAQs.

The winner will be selected on December 10. Good luck. I hope one of my readers is the lucky winner. If you win, I win, too.

So what are you waiting for. Click on Balsam Hill above to enter or the blinking ad at the top of my sidebar.

Full disclosure: If one of my readers win this giveaway I will win $500 for hosting the contest.

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CPSC to make massive recall of cribs with dropdown sides, CBS news says

CBS News claims the Consumer Product Safety Commission is about to announce one of the largest crib recalls in United States history, involving cribs with dropdown sides, fearing they may be unsafe, even deadly.

"Early Show" Consumer Correspondent Susan Koeppen, said now there is a major push to ban those types of cribs. Tyler Jonathan was only 10 months old when he died in the very place his mother, Michele Witte, thought he'd be safe -- his crib, Koeppen says.

"That's every parent's safe-haven for their child, and to see the horrific site of him strangled ... was just horrifying to me," Witte told Koeppen.

Tyler had been sleeping in a crib with a dropdown side, Witte says. Somehow, he was able to get his head stuck in a gap between the side rail and headboard.

"I just fell to my knees and I started screaming," Witte recalls.

The federal government has recalled nearly 5 million cribs in the past two years -- many of them with drop down sides, Koeppen said.

"Parents like the convenience of having the side drop down," CPSC Chair Inez Tenenbaum said, "The hardware used by many manufacturers to make the sides drop isn't substantial. We have been relying on voluntary standards," for crib safety but, "We find that is no longer enough. We will now be writing. (Or proposing) federal regulations that are mandatory for cribs."

The CPSC isn't alone. Starting in February the legislature in Suffolk County, on New York's Long Island has banned the sale of dropdown side cribs. And Toys 'R us is no longer selling drop side cribs.

Also, a measure just approved by the organization that sets safety guidelines for the crib industry, makes full-size cribs with dropdown sides a violation of voluntary safety standards.

Witte wants a federal ban in place soon.

"We cannot have a crib that takes the lives of ... infants ... out there on the market for unknowing consumers," she remarked.

The CPSC says it has no doubt dangerous and recalled cribs are being used in homes right now in America.

Koeppen says CBS News is waiting to hear more about the crib recall, and the specific cribs involved, and expects to have more on the recall on "The Early Show" on Tuesday.

Koeppen advises parents who have a crib in their home that has dropdown sides to check to see whether it's already been recalled. The CPSC suggests checking the hardware to see if it seems solid. Feel the side rail. If you can move it back and forth, that can be dangerous. And stop using the side rail. Don't put it up and down anymore.

“Bobby Chupete” pacifiers are being recalled due to choking hazard

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of “Bobby Chupete” Pacifiers. Consumers should stop using “Bobby Chupete” Pacifiers immediately.

Name of Product: “Bobby Chupete” Pacifiers

Units: About 641,000

Importer: Grand World Inc., of Maspeth, N.Y.

Hazard: The pacifiers fail to meet federal safety standards. The pacifier mouth guard is too small, posing a choking hazard to infants and toddlers.

Incidents/Injuries: None reported.

Description: This recall involves “Bobby Chupete” pacifiers. The pacifiers have a ring-shaped handle and heart-shaped mouth guard with two ventilation holes. The nipple is made of latex. “Bobby Chupete” and a picture of an infant are printed on the pacifier’s packaging. The pacifier was sold in aqua, red, white or yellow colors.

Sold at: Various retail stores nationwide from November 2004 through July 2009 for about $1.

Manufactured in: China

Remedy: Consumer should immediately take the recalled pacifiers away from infants and toddlers and contact Grand World for a refund or a replacement pacifier.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, call Grand World collect at (718) 326-7786 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or visit the firm’s Web site.

Win $1,000 each for you and charity, and get your dog on a Hallmark card

In honor of the Hallmark Hall of Fame world premiere of, "A Dog Named Christmas", everyone is voting on the cutest dog of the season...and it could be your dog.

To enter: Just upload your favorite picture of your dog. Then cast your vote and tell your friends and family to vote, too. See the current entries. The top 25 vote-getters will be judged by the Hallmark creative team from the "Hallmark Best Friends" greeting card line. Winners will be announced after the first of the year.

The grand prize winner will receive: 250 personalized Hallmark cards featuring your dog's photo; $1,000 cash prize; a $1,000 donation to your favorite animal charity; a Hallmark Hall of Fame, "A Dog Named Christmas", DVD; and the novel, "A Dog Named Christmas", signed by author Greg Kincaid.

Runners up will receive: a $100 cash prize; a $100 donation to their favorite animal charity; the DVD; the signed novel; a keepsake ornament; and the official "A Dog Named Christmas" crew-member pullover.

Not bad, for 25 dog owners who will receive a total of 50 prizes.

Enter your dog today. But hurry, voting ends December 15.

Movie plot:

Sometimes it takes a stranger to see what’s really going on in a family.

“This is no place for a dog. They are just a distraction.” George McCray said it so often his friends were amazed to learn that a stray had been “invited” to spend the holidays with George, his wife Mary Ann and their son Todd on their Kansas farm. And no one was more surprised than George himself, that a dog would lead him on a journey of self-discovery.

When Todd, a developmentally-challenged 20 year-old with an affinity for animals, hears that the animal shelter is looking for families to foster a dog for Christmas, he’s eager to sign up. But George says “no adoptions” – even temporary ones – claiming he wants to protect Todd from disappointment. Mary Ann knows better. Something else is troubling her husband – something he doesn’t want to face.

With Mary Ann’s support, Todd’s persistence pays off. He chooses a friendly yellow lab and names him “Christmas”. But when Todd chooses “Christmas” at the shelter, he is concerned about all the dogs left to spend the holidays in cages. Todd sets out to get the whole community involved.

What begins as a small act of kindness becomes a valuable lesson for Todd’s parents – and the entire town – in the potential of one person to make a difference.

Bringing Christmas home is a revelation for George. The dog seems to know immediately that this is where he belongs. Watching Todd and Christmas together, George sees his son in a new light. And it soon becomes obvious that Christmas has actually “adopted” George, creating a bond that is stronger than past disappointments.

"Dog Named Christmas", is a joyful movie that is destined to become a holiday tradition.

You can give a lonely pet the gift of love and affection this Christmas, too. Learn more about fostering a homeless pet for the holidays.

15% off coupons for your next purchase at The Children's Place, and online code

Coupon Web code is HHH9

Another 15% off printable coupon

20% The Children Place Birthday Coupon (Must Sign Up)

Join their birthday club at Children's Place and receive a 20% printable coupon good towards your next purchase on your birthday.

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$10 off $30 Bath and Body Works coupon ends today in store, online

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JC Penney $10 off $25, expires Nov. 23

Print the JC Penney Coupon, $10 off $25, for in store use. It expires Nov. 23. Online use code is 104YOU.

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Elves Tyler, Dylan, Kristen, Patricia and Derrick are gonna get caught by Santa for having a snowball fight when they should be getting ready for Christmas.

You could win a grand prize of $1,000 to Spice up Chili's Baby Back Ribs Jingle

Can you sing? Can you play a tune? Maybe hum? It could be worth $1,000, if you can create your ownn version of the Baby Back Ribs Jingle Contest! Weekly and grand prize winners...check out what you have to to to win!

 Source: www.youtube.com

This is Rhett Miller in a "Chili's commercial". Rhett plays the Old 97's Chili's commercial with bonus radio-only verse at the High Noon Saloon.

TO ENTER

1. Become a fan of Chili's on Facebook
2. Record an awesome no longer than  :30 second video,no larger than 1,024 MB, set to the tune of the Baby Back Ribs Jingle. Use your own lyrics.
3. Add your video to the Chili's Facebook Fans video gallery.
4. Share your video jingle to increase your chances of winning. Winner will be chosen based on likes and comments it receives.

WEEKLY WINNERS

$100 gift cards every Tuesday 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24.

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Weekly winners will compete for the grand prize of $1,000. $1,000 winner will be announced on December 1 on Facebook.

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Kmart's weekend blue light specials

Prices are being cut prior to Black Friday at Kmart.

A couple of teasers for Kmart shoppers this weekend includes:

• Home/All Frames 50% off (reg range $1-$29.99)
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  Boys and Girls Basic Edition turtlenecks $2.99 (reg.$7.99)
  
  
  
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  Home/All Cookware 40% off (reg. $6.99-169.99)
  
  
  
  

Kmart also continues it's Bluelight Special Holiday Sweepstakes.

HOW TO ENTER

For a chance to win daily, first, and grand prizes, follow these easy steps:

1) Follow @KmartDealsnNews on Twitter from your personal Twitter account

2) Issue a Tweet everyday using our hashtag: #KmartBLS

Tweet - Attention Kmart Shoppers - we’re proud to announce the Kmart Bluelight Special Holiday Sweepstakes! #KmartBLS

You can enter for a chance to win a $50 Kmart gift card everyday through 12/23! In addition to daily winners, everyone following @KmartDealsnNews on Twitter (as of 12/23/2009) will be entered for a chance to win a $500 Kmart Shopping spree!

A winner will be chosen everyday only from tweets within a 24hr period – so each day is a new opportunity to win a daily prize. The more often you tweet #KmartBLS, the better your chances are to win.

Save 25% off on one item with coupon in Barnes & Noble, expires 11/22

Barnes&Noble Coupon

Cash in $40 of loose change at Coinstar and you'll get a $10 gift card free

Happy holidays from Coinstar. Every little bit helps and Coinstar wants to help.

Coinstar is promoting their new option to turn your change into a gift certificate. When you turn $40 cash into a gift certificate, you'll get an additional $10 gift card free.

Gather all of the pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters you can find, and head to a Coinstar to cash in $40 in a single transaction to take part in this offer.

There are gift cards from major retailers like Amazon.com, iTunes, Lowes and many more. When you cash in $40, there will be a claim form at the Coinstar location. You must fill out the form completely and mail it to: Coinstar Holiday 09 Bonus Offer, Department D, PO Box 6112 Douglas, AZ 85655-6112.

All transactions must take place before December 6, and claims must be postdated by January 6, 2010.

Official Rules

To get your free $10 gift card by mail, follow these instructions carefully.
Obtain an official claim form when you convert in a single transaction at least 40 U.S. dollars (in coins only) into a gift card or eCertificate at participating Coinstar Centers. The claim form will be displayed at the end of qualified Coinstar® receipts.
Valid Dates are 12 am on 11/9/ – 11:59 pm on 12/6/
Complete the claim form in its entirety.
Submit the completed claim form. Claims must be postmarked by 1/6/10 and received by 1/13/10. Claims postmarked after the applicable date, incomplete submissions, and illegible submissions will be returned as ineligible.
Mail toCoinstar Holiday 09 Bonus Offer, Department D, PO Box 6112 Douglas, AZ 85655-6112
Receive the $10 gift card via mail. Allow 6–8 weeks for processing. If terms and conditions are not met, the $10 gift card will not be sent. Coinstar is not responsible for any claims lost, damaged, or delayed in transit.
General terms and conditions: the $10 holiday bonus offer ends 12/6/09. Offer valid in the U.S. only and excludes Puerto Rico. Offer good on qualified coin transactions made between 11/9/09 and 12/6/09. Transactions occurring before or after these dates are not eligible for this offer. Limit 1 per name, address, or household. Void where prohibited. Not valid with any other offer. No cash substitutions. Valid on coin transactions only. Failure to follow the above rules may result in disqualification. Please retain a copy of all submitted materials for your records, originals will not be returned.
Coinstar reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual it finds to be tampering with the operation of the Rebate program, to be acting in violation of these Official Rules, or to be acting in disruptive manner, or with the intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person.
Any person attempting to defraud or in any way tamper with this program will be ineligible and may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Coinstar reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel or suspend this program should viruses, bugs or other causes beyond its control corrupt the proper administration or security of the Rebate.
Coinstar reserves the right to modify the rules of the program in any way or at any time, as long as reasonable notice is given.

Wanted: A Juicy Fudds Prime Burger

You could get arrested for stealing big, juicy burgers at Fuddruckers.

Create your own wanted poster with a photo of yourself, a juicy Fudds Prime Burger and a list of the fixins you want on your burger. Print your poster and surrender it at your local Fuddruckers, and receive a 1/3 pound Fudds Prime burger, Fudd fries and a drink for $7.

Check off what fixins' you would like on your burger.

Now, give them your real name so you can get your assigned name. I'm Mad Dog Barbara Platt.

Remember to take the printed wanted poster with you when you go to Fuddruckers. You have to surrender the wanted poster for the burger.
But, before you go, make sure you save a copy to share with your friends and family.

This offer expires November 30.