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		<title>Old Tip saves my Friend $30</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#160; About 3 years ago I told a friend a tip about when you are buying something and on the checkout page you see a coupon code box. The tip? Simple, go to Google and search for the product name and &#34;coupon code&#34;. You may just find a discount still floating around. So last week [...]<p><a href="http://taylor21.com/old-tip-saves-my-friend-30.html">Old Tip saves my Friend $30</a> is a post from: <a href="http://taylor21.com">taylor21.com</a></p>
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<p>About 3 years ago I told a friend a tip about when you are buying something and on the checkout page you see a coupon code box.</p>
<p>The tip? Simple, go to Google and search for the product name and &quot;coupon code&quot;. You may just find a discount still floating around.</p>
<p>So last week I&#8217;m talking to my friend on the phone and she tells me she just bought a software product and searched for a code and found a $30 off coupon.</p>
<p>She then says, &quot;you taught me well&quot;</p>
<p>How cool is that!</p>
<p>ps. Namecheap always has codes out there, and if you have over 50 domains, email their support and you can get a special code that doesn&#8217;t expire every month.</p>
<p><a href="http://taylor21.com/old-tip-saves-my-friend-30.html">Old Tip saves my Friend $30</a> is a post from: <a href="http://taylor21.com">taylor21.com</a></p>
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