LAST CHANCE: HOT Deal at Children’s Place!

Children’s Place has a special 15% off code for any purchase made today – just use A4E2011 at checkout.

Combine that with the Final Summer Clearance they have running and their additional online fall savings and you can one heck of a deal.

They’re also running a promotion where you get FREE shipping with any denim purchase. I don’t know if that FREE shipping covers your entire order or just the denim part.

And if you use Ebates to make your purchases at Children’s Place you’ll receive 4% cash back plus a $10 gift card of your choice! I get the best bargains by stacking deals like this together. Don’t be afraid of it. It really works and is well worth the few minutes it takes.

#1 – Go register for Ebates.

#2 – Search for Children’s Place and click through to their website.

#3 – Shop the denim, fall savings and final summer clearance sales to find the best prices on things.

#4 – Get 25% off at checkout with the promo code, and get FREE shipping if you purchase denim.

#5 – Spend more than $25 and you will get a $10 gift card plus 4% cash back in your Ebates account.

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