Its back up on Buy.com for $29.99 with free shipping and no tax(for me)

Its the number one selling item on Buy.com right now so get it before its sold out.

Xbox Live

Stolen from CAG:

Xbox 360

Wii

Shipping is $3.99 + $1.65 insurance (required)

Additionally, there’s a promotional code to make it even cheaper for orders over $30(excluding S&H):
$5 off of order over $30 – 5D30TGH

They also have used copies for 360, ps2, ps3, and wii in the $30 range. It’s sold by a website called thumbmonkey.com, which I’ve never heard of. I couldn’t find reviews of this site on resellerrating.com, but google reviews looks good. Order at your own risk – I’m not going to vouch for them.

Credit to Remix69 @ SD…

H&R Block TaxCut 2008 Premium Federal + State + E-file for FREE!!!
Windows Users:

For some reason the windows link doesn’t go to the version that has state file.

Fill info here with valid e-mail:
register here

Do not download the version from the link provided, instead download from the link below in red.

Link to windows version with state file:
Download here

Mac Users:

Mac Users go here

Edit: links fixed

Kirkwood Ski Resort Lift Ticket Special $39
THIS COUPON IS ONLY VALID JAN 5-16 2009.

Link to Coupon

Deal Description:

This coupon allows the holder to PURCHASE one all-day adult or young adult lift ticket for $39 at Kirkwood. Coupon Valid Jan 5-16 2009. Not valid for other product exchanges or discount offers.

Redemption Instructions:
Print coupon and bring to any ticket window at Kirkwood.

Deal Restrictions:
One Coupon per person, per day. Coupon Valid Jan 5-16 2009. Not valid for other product exchanges or discount offers.

Hope this gets me some green!!!

For those of you in Northern California…Raley’s supermarket has a special where if you buy 10 bottles of Smart or Vitamin Water(it’s on sale 10 for $10) you get a free lift ticket to Boreal. The offer is available December 31st through February 4th, valid Sundays through Friday. Excludes January 17-19, February 14-16. You can also purchase them at Bel Air and Nob Hill.

Coupon codes from the Edible Arrangements calendar. Edible Arrangements makes fruit arrangements that resemble flowers and other such designs.

<Month>, <Coupon Code>, <Savings>

January, CLDR0109, $4
February, CLDR0209, $2
March, CLDR0309, $2
April, CLDR0409, $3
May, CLDR0509, $2
June, CLDR0609, $2
July, CLDR0709, $3
August, CLDR0809, $4
September, CLDR0909, $3
October, CLDR1009, $3
November, CLDR1109, $2
December, CLDR1209, $2

“Offer valid on select products. Offer cannot be combined with any other offers. Offer must be mentioned when placing order.”

I have very good experience with Edible Arrangements. Their flower baskets not only look nice, but best of all, they are made from edible fruits. The chocolate dipped strawberries are recommended.

If you are paying too much for your cellphone bill, make sure you check out the following websites to see if your carrier offers discounts to your school/employer. Discounts can be percentage off your monthly bill or on new equipment purchases.

• AT&T: Premier Corporate Discount Program
  AT&T has business agreements with thousands of corporations, government agencies and educational institutions to offer wireless products & services to their employees and students at a significant discount.
• Verizon: Employee Discounts
  New and existing Verizon Wireless customers may be eligible to receive discounts on phones, calling plans, accessories and more through their employer’s discount program.

  To find out if you qualify, please enter your work email address below. If your work email address matches our records, you will receive an email from us with instructions on how you may begin to take advantage of the discounts you are eligible for.

• T-Mobile Corporate Discount Program
  Employees of contracted T-Mobile Business Customers may request a corporate discount. The discount ranges from 0% to 15%, per Business Customer monthly volume. If available, the discount will appear on your monthly bill.
• Sprint / Nextel: Employee Value Program
  Sprint has business agreements with hundreds of corporations and government agencies to offer wireless products and services at a significant discount when purchased online or over the phone.

  Once you have submitted your email, we will either send you an email to access your discounts or automatically direct you to your private online store!

DualShock
List Price: $54.99
Price: $39.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping
You Save: $15.00 (27%)

AT&T (T) on Saturday began offering refurbished iPhones for the lowest price yet seen in the United States:

For several weeks before Christmas, Apple (AAPL) blogs were buzzing with rumors that Walmart would be selling a new version of Apple’s iPhone at the magical $99 price. Currenlty, Walmart is still selling them at $197 for a $2 discount.

AT&TS’s $99 iPhones are the same old models, slightly used.

According to the small print on att.com,

Refurbished phones are previously owned devices that have been unused or lightly used and returned during the 30-day trial period. Each refurbished phone is independently quality tested and loaded with the latest software to meet current factory standards. Some refurbished iPhone 3G devices will have minor scratches.

Refurbished iPhone 3G devices carry a warranty of 90 days or more. For details about the warranty on your refurbished iPhone 3G go to www.apple.com/support/oss/.

The catch? The heavily discounted phones come with the usual 2-year contracts, which can cost up to $2,000, depending on the plan.

The sale ends Dec. 31 or when AT&T runs out of stock, whichever comes first.

Wal-Mart is rolling out sales of the iPhone 3G this weekend for a whopping $2 discount. Wal-Mart will offer the 8GB iPhone 3G for $197 and the 16GB model for $297. Customers are still required the same two-year service contract. In response, Best Buy is currently offering the iPhone 3G models for $189.99 and $289.99 — seven bucks less than Wal-Mart’s “always low prices.”

Now, to be fair, Wal-Mart does promise to match any local store’s advertised store price, so if you remember to bring in a printed Best Buy ad, you can get the lower price. Still, for a chain famous for having cheap stuff, it’s surprising Wal-Mart isn’t dropping its own price from the start — particularly when you consider the recent $99 iPhone rumors and Wal-Mart’s own past 3G deals.