20% off sitewide
coupon code: SSSSHAMROCK
Get 20% off EVERYYYYTHIIINNGG!! Our St.Patrick's Day Sale is sure to get you clickin' your heals together!
This offer ends Monday at 11pm EST.
must....resist....more geeky tshirts.... CANT DO IT
I'm seeing coupon code SSSSLAINTE instead of the SSSSHAMROCK one indicated by the OP when I go to the site, both probably work. Code is good unitl Monday 3/18
looks like you have to add your information before you see how/if this works...wtf
This sale is misleading unfortunately. I just got off the instant chat with THINKGEEK to confirm this. They regularly offer Free Shipping on orders over $75. However, with this sale if you spend $100, which would normally qualify for Free Shipping, and then you apply the 20% off code, the website adds the shipping charges back in.
I will show my work: 4 Doctor Who plush toys total $99.96 (and free shipping). 20% off would be $20. Once the code is applied (20% off after shipping is added on) the new total is $87.24. That is < 13% the total without using the coupon code. So if you spend less than $75, then you get 20% off. If you spend $76 or more, the discount is more in the 10-15% range. A sale is a sale. Just wanted fellow nerds to understand what they are getting.
20% almost brings their pricing to reasonable levels :O
Thanks. I spent about $28 on items, and the 20% off discount came out to be $7.10. That means they also took 20% off shipping as well (or 20% off my grand total of $35.52). So basically this coupon got me the equivalent of free shipping (almost).
I used the SSSLAINTE code and a gift certificate code to knock my order total from $41 to $22. I'm glad I kept it and I'm glad they factored in the shipping for my order total before deducting the 20% (made the total less than I guesstimated which made it easier to hit the confirm button! :D)
@bigburito: ditto on the S&H!
I wish Amazon would buy ThinkGeek so I could get free shipping on all my orders over $20 and combine the one-off ThinkGeek purchases with the other stuff I'm already buying on Amazon all the time, instead of having to try to find $75 worth of stuff on ThinkGeek just to get free shipping.

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