Hmmm, considering I watched Television last night, listened to the radio today, drove by 3 or 4 Walgreens in the past 24 hours, (actually, I do that nearly every day), I'm a bit surprised that I did not know that Walgreens was offering free ink today until the following came in my email from Mediapost:
| Walgreens Offers Free Ink Cartridge Refills |
| Wednesday, Apr 2, 2008 5:00 AM ET |
| TODAY, CONSUMERS OF INKJET PRINTER cartridges can get a free refill at Walgreens, which is promoting its service. The offer excludes Canon and Epson ink tanks. Walgreens charges $10 for black ink and $15 for color, and backs each refill 100%. Hundreds of thousands took advantage of a similar offer last September, Walgreens said. --Nina M. Lentini |
It took about 6 or 7 clicks and searches to get the coupon, starting with Google and ending when I finally got the coupon.
Somewhere there is a big whole in Walgreens C.R.M. and marketing. See, I spend between $50 and $100 monthly (or more when you add in the rest of my household) and they are the ones that refill our prescriptions. I also buy ink. But somehow, they have not reached me with an offer that could have persuaded me to spend even more money with them.
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