Restaurant.com 80% off: $25 Gift Certificates $2 or $3, $10 Gift Certificates $0.80
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Offer ends Wednesday, September 30, 2009!

I just bought $100 worth for $8 :-) Gonna hit "The Melting Pot" tomorrow for dinner :-)
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these are really good deals! from experience they suck for the restaurant cause we don't see any of that money but it's great for everyone else.
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I always buy these then forget to use them :-)
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over half the places in my area are sold out... i wish there was a melting pot certificate!!



BTW, how do they know you need to spend a minimum of 35, etc dollars?
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It normally says it before you buy the certificate, or once you purchase it says right on there all the rules.
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Can "tip" with these certs, or will the wait staff get shafted?
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I guess I have to order the Big Night Out meal as a minimum to use my certificates..but still $25 bucks off is pretty damn good.
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Wow. Did I search on my zip code and got a listing that included restaurants up to 20 miles away. Large selection. Only 3 restaurants I'd consider eating at. Still, those three are tasty places...

Looks like a good deal if a place you like is on the list or you want to try a new place on the cheap.

Don't forget, tip the waitstaff based on the non-discounted price of the meal.
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That's how they get you with those certificates. Force you into something more expensive to get the discount. I don't know these are always worth it :-)
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Well considering that the last time I went there with the woman..we ordered that meal anyways so this certificate works in my favor :-) :-)
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Happy woman=Happy Bao :-)
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Smart man :-)

A kinda drunk woman works too :-)
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Melting Pot :-):-):-):-)
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I need to look at this at home.
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I have used these quite a few times for several years. No problems!!!
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Do they enforce the one certificate per visit condition?
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