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MKW: https://www.staples.ca/products/3121351-en-mario-kart-world-for-nintendo-switch-2

Pro Controller: https://www.staples.ca/products/24640881-en-nintendo-switch-2-pro-controller?listId=search

One code per email/account.

Seen on RFD, should work on anything.

CODE - 63484

Code is generic.

Saw on Zipline that the $10 off $30 for recycling is being discontinued. And the TSA coupon is being changed to $5 off luggage purchase. Well there goes conversion further.

Wondering if anyone has an unused coupons they're not expecting to use. Plan on making a $175 purchase. Already used the $15 sign up text coupon, but hoping someone had something else.

I have never seen this any1 know if it’s legit cause register won’t take it just says override

Best Buy and Bell now have a partnership that was annoounced this past week to revamp 150 stores for wireless, tv and internet. The market was extremely competitive and saturated, leaving Staples at a disadvantage. Best Buy’s move from doing this a double middle finger to Staples and they must be pissed, because that's a massive flex by Best Buy. Now the exclusivity that Staples had with Bell (Staples main point for joining forces with Bell) is out the window and Bell gives zero f’s - they just continue to get reach across the country. While Staples continues to pile on the associates usually running a skeleton crew on the sales floor and focus on "conversion”. Staples is killing their business by relying on "conversion coupon’s" to drive their business from the following “conversion coupons” Bell, Shipping, Service Ontario

They lack the necessary infrastructure and staffing to leverage the influx of people entering the building. People shipping just want to ship. Services ontario customers will just want to update ID. Consuming all these services offers Staples no assurance, except for adding further pressure on their already stressed and underpaid teams. It's common for people to know if they’re buying or kicking tires before entering the store especially in the current environment. Customers who visit for shipping are typically focused on shipping rather than making significant purchases. While they might pick up something small, Staples doesn't usually generate substantial sales from shipping customers. The stores lack appeal and have retained the same outdated look since the late 90s and early 2000s, Staples has faced challenges in defining its identity, oscillating between being a technology destination, a versatile business hub, and a traditional office supply store. The evolving market dynamics contribute to this struggle in finding a clear identity. The lack of a clear identity adds to the challenge.

Staples attempts to encompass all three roles but falls short