Buy Nestle Good Start, Get 2 Free Movie Rentals & Popcorn

[5abSingh]

Nestlé Baby™ wants to give you 2 free movie rentals & popcorn



Becoming a mother is life changing. But that doesn't mean everything about your life should change. Finding time to enjoy a little "couple time" is important too. That's why Nestlé Baby™ is giving you 2 free BLOCKBUSTER® Movie Rentals & Popcorn - when you purchase specially marked GOOD START® formula. So why not stay in? And enjoy an evening out. (Yes. It's possible.)




All you have to do is:

Purchase a specially marked can of Nestlé GOOD START® (900 g), GOOD START® with Omega-3 & Omega-6 (730 g) or GOOD START® with Omega-3 & Omega-6 (712 ml)
Look for the offer sticker on the front of the can. You will find your coupon on the top of these specially marked cans.
Visit any participating BLOCKBUSTER® store to redeem your coupon for 2 free New Release Movie Rentals and microwave popcorn
Enjoy





Terms and Conditions

This coupon is good for two (2) free new release movie rentals and (1) microwave popcorn. No substitutions allowed.
Coupon valid at any BLOCKBUSTER® store in Canada. Membership is required for the rental of any product. Membership rules apply for rental. Free rental offer excludes all games and equipment. Not valid with any other discount or offers.
This coupon may not be exchanged for cash, sold, transferred or reproduced and must be relinquished at time of redemption.
Recipient responsible for applicable taxes and restocking fees if movie is returned late.
Coupon will not be replaced if lost or stolen.
Mechanical reproductions will not be accepted.
Coupon expires October 31, 2007.

You could always buy a case of the formula and sell it in BST if you don't have a baby or use a different brand. I didn't know whether this was a freebie or not since a purchase is required. Hope it's not a repost

[Jono]

I first noticed this promotion about a month ago and bought six cans (I have 4 month old twins and go through two cans a week). Since then I have searched many stores, and the number of cans left is dwindling. I just cleared out a couple of walmarts -one had 2 cans left, the other 5. If you are interested in this promotion you better jump on it. I did see several cans that had the coupons already ripped off - very classy move to steal from the parents of babies. Shame on anyone who would do that.

At Blockbuster, you can redeem the coupons for two new release rentals (including the newest 2-day rentals) plus a package of micro popcorn. This is worth roughly $13, and very well suited to parents of newborns who don't have much chance to go out and see a movie. You can redeem more than one of these coupons at a time, and the clerk always comments to me about how good of a deal it is (free - can't get much better).

[The Shirker]

How much does a can typically go for? It might be a good idea to donate the formula to your local foodbank.

[Jono]

How much does a can typically go for? It might be a good idea to donate the formula to your local foodbank.

$20 for the regular - $27 for the premium stuff with Omega 3

[lilnymphie]

Darn really?! I've never seen the coupons and we buy 3-4 cans every month.

[Big Shooter]

this deal is still on!

[chdude3]

$20 for the regular - $27 for the premium stuff with Omega 3

We use the Omega 3/6 stuff. Brain food!

However, absolutely everywhere I checked (about 5 different grocery stores, Shoppers, etc etc), the cost per mixed unit of formula was always MORE when using the powdered versus a case of concentrate.

Given how quickly we seem to use formula (our 3 month old didn't take to nursing), we've saved a not insignificant amount by going with the concentrate versus the powder. We even called Nestle to confirm that pricing because it seemed odd to us, and they did confirm - for the Omega 3/6, powdered costs more per unit of mixed formula.

[Sunny1999]

This offer does not apply to Follow Up or Good Start 2 (with Omega 3). Those for 6-18 months baby.
The free DVD movie rental offer expires on Oct 31, 2007.

[BestOffer]

Shame on anyone who would do that.

totally agreed; is only what? $12 free stuff? omg pplz these days;