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Get a Free Movie Rental this Month

I saw from my Redbox email today that if you rent two movies from a Redbox kiosk at the regular price and provide them with your email addy they will send you a coupon code for a free movie rental. There are rules that can be found at their site.

They have one more way to get a free rental that basically involves reserving your movie online and picking it up later.

I'm tempted to rent Avatar from them because Netflix just didn't get the drop on renting that movie. Oh where, oh where is my Avatar movie ... oh where, oh where can it be?
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  1. Jasmine12:04 AM PDT

    I absolutely love Redbox. I discovered it when I moved out to Illinois and then I noticed some kiosks back home (Michigan). I actually saw a Blockbuster kiosk at a gas station in Michigan when we were moving back last week. They offered the $1 rentals, too. I'm not sure how updated their titles are, though.

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  2. Angela's Designs12:33 AM PDT

    I don't use Redbox all that often as I do have the Netflix subscription. But those days nothing in the mail or on TV I use Redox. Or when they have a deal like this.

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  3. Angela's Designs12:33 AM PDT

    Redbox that is.

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