This New Amazon Mom Is Sexy

amazon mom This New Amazon Mom Is SexyAmazon’s going for the purse strings–quite literally–and inviting select members to join the new Amazon Mom This New Amazon Mom Is Sexy program (You thought I was talking about tall, sexy Amazonian mommas.. you cheeky monkey…) Today they unveiled a new free membership that gives Amazon Mom members:

  • 15% off all Amazon Prime eligible items (which I think is just about all Amazon shipped products)
  • 15% Subscribe & Save discount for select diapers and wipes (which is still stackable with other coupon codes)
  • free two-day shipping for three months or more
  • discounted one-day shipping for $3.99
  • exclusive email discounts and coupons

Here’s what the email from Amazon says specifically:

Join Amazon Mom for FREE and get FREE Prime Shipping for 3 months!! (For parents and caregivers) We hope you have been enjoying the limited-time 30% discount on diapers and wipes with Subscribe & Save! Continue reading

How to Buy Cheap Ass Diapers (CAD)

pampers huggies diapers1 How to Buy Cheap Ass Diapers (CAD)Amazon has extended the 30% off diapers deal so you have another change to score Cheap Ass Diapers (herein referred to as CAD). All varieties of both Pampers Baby Dry Diapers How to Buy Cheap Ass Diapers (CAD)and Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers How to Buy Cheap Ass Diapers (CAD) are 15% off plus an additional 15% off for subscribing to Subscribe & Save. For more savings, you can stack this with the 20% off diapers coupon from Amazon (its an orange pull-out card found in the August and Sept issues of Parents and Parenting the Early Years magazines).

A sampling of the discount:

For a huge box of Pampers size 4, 176-count $39.49 (a box of CAD which is bigger than my two-year-old kid…)

(Cheap Ass Diapers) Item(s) Subtotal: $39.49
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
(20% magazine coupon) Promotion Applied: -$11.85
(15% Subscribe & Save) Promotion Applied: -$7.90
(Amazon coupon book) Your Coupon Savings: -$1.50
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Total Before Tax: $18.24
Sales Tax: $0.00

FHD tips for CAD:

1. You can stack up to three magazine 20% off codes in one order for really really CAD.

2. Amazon offers diaper coupons, which can be used with this deal. They’re found in your Coupon Book on amazon.com. If you don’t see one, try refreshing.

3. Canceling your subscription to Subscribe & Save can be done online in one easy step. Go to My Account and look for Managing my Subscribe & Save subscriptions.

4. Also refer to Amazon diaper deals as Cheap Ass Diaper deals.

Anyone else spotted more Amazon 20% coupons in magazines? Leave a comment on FatHeadDog!


Trade Frederick’s of Hollywood for Home Depot…

 Trade Fredericks of Hollywood for Home Depot... If that gift card to Frederick’s of Hollywood just isn’t your speed, try selling it for cash or Amazon.com credit. You can buy, sell and trade gift cards at PlasticJungle.com. Trade Fredericks of Hollywood for Home Depot... I’ve been following Plastic Jungle for a while and intrigued, but just haven’t pulled the trigger. A nerd for research, here’s what I’ve found:

The Rundown:

  • Sell gift cards for up to 85% of the cash value.
  • Example: Sell a Home Depot $50 gift card for $42 cash or $44.10 Amazon.com gift card
  • Buy gift cards for up to 25% off the face value.
  • Example: Purchase a Frederick’s of Hollywood $50 gift card for $39

It’s a great idea when you get stuck with a retail gift card that you know you’ll never use. The site offers a guarantee for both gift card buyers and sellers in the event the gift card is invalid or the balance is less than what was advertised.

I’m gonna give it a shot with a Jiffy Lube gift card I have (yeah, Jiffy Lube) and trade for an Amazon.com gift card, so I’ll report the results. Any one else have experience with Plastic Jungle or similar sites? Leave a comment here on FatHeadDog.

Snag a CVS gift card with Pampers codes

gifts to grow Snag a CVS gift card with Pampers codesThis one will probably go quick. On Pampers Gifts to Grow, you can snag a $20 gift card to CVS for 2,200 points (Edit 8/25: gift cards are gone now.) I know that’s like 10,000 million diapers worth of points, but that’s one of the best rewards I’ve seen on there to date. If you’re new to the program, here’s a quick guide.

How to Earn Points:

  • Generic codes are released occasionally for public consumption, often around holidays.
  • One-time codes are found on Pampers products, for which points correspond with the size of the product purchased. A Jumbo pack offers less points than a larger, Mega pack, for example. And the giant 277-diaper box that showed up at my door from Amazon.com–the one that was bigger than my child–that one is worth a few more points.

Review: Swagbucks

SwagBucks23 BTS Review: SwagbucksUntil now, FatHeadDog has been on the fence about the search and win site Swagbucks. I never seemed to “win” any points on searches, never entered the bonus “Swag Codes” in time and generally just failed at returning the investment of my time.

But now that I’ve gotten the hang of Swagbucks and figured out my best strategy for winning, I’m a big fan and tickled with the dozens of free Amazon.com gift cards I’ve scored from the site.

First off, here’s the premise of the site. You earn “Swagbucks” for searches performed on their site (as opposed to searching on Google). Points range from 7 to 50 “bucks” earned. You can redeem these points for thousands of prizes, but the best value, by far, is the $5 Amazon.com gift card for 450 bucks.

Here are a few pointers for winning:

Search Early, Search Often

1. Perform your searches approximately three to four times a day, several hours apart. I search first thing in the morning, after lunch, late afternoon and in the evening.

Once You Win, Walk Away

2. Once you win bucks from a search, its fairly unlikely you’ll hit it again, so you can save your next search for a few hours later.

Search Deep, Not Shallow

3. When searching, try related terms to the original you searched, and click through all the pages of results. Also, you can try searching photos or videos for the same term. To me at least, it seems searching “deep” wins better results than searching “shallow” with dozens of unrelated terms (which, by the way, can penalize you if Swagbucks thinks you’re not performing “natural searches”).


Discount Diapers for FatHeadPup

Huggies overnights 150x150 Discount Diapers for FatHeadPupAmazon has a great deal on the only overnight diapers I’ve ever found to work for my FatHeadPup, Huggies Overnites Diapers Discount Diapers for FatHeadPup…56-Pack Size 5, 64-Pack Size 4, 48-Pack Size 6 are $16 each.

You’ll want to add a filler to qualify for free shipping, since Amazon’s S&H is hefty for these large boxes of diapers.

For more diaper deals, check out FatHeadDog’s archive of diaper posts.

Don’t Hit Send Yet–Here’s Help for Your Amazon Order

sd logo2 Dont Hit Send Yet  Heres Help for Your Amazon OrderIf you’ve ever shopped at Amazon, then no doubt you’ve had the free shipping dilemma where you find yourself xx.xx dollars short of receiving free shipping on your order. However, every item you click to add to your cart–of course–is not eligible for Super Saver free shipping. Here’s a resource for you: slickfillers.net

This site, an off-shoot of my favorite slickdeals.net, allows you to search for eligible free shipping items by the amount which you’re short of the shipping threshold. For example, if you’re a measly $.95 cents from reaching free shipping, this site will scour all eligible items for sale.