Shutterfly – $20 off a $20+ Purchase!

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Shutterfly – Christmas in July

Start planning for those Christmas gifts with Shutterfly’s Christmas in July sale! Going on now through Tuesday, 7/26, enjoy $20 off your purchase of $20 or more with Shutterfly when you use code CHRISTMAS20. Hurry over before this offer ends!

New to Shutterfly? Their ultimate vision is to make the world a better place by helping people share life’s joy. Through their portfolio of premium lifestyle brands, like Shutterfly, Tiny Prints, Wedding Paper Divas and others, their mission is to deepen your personal connections with the people who matter most with unique, personalized photo products. As a leader in personalized photos and services, they allow you to create lasting keepsakes; award-winning photo books; custom stationery, including cards, announcements, and invitations; as well as unique home decor and photo gifts. Go ahead. Give them a try. You won’t be disappointed!

Go Get Creative with Shutterfly

Online Shopping Tips:

1. First and foremost, we here at The Coupons Wizards will never ever post an offer from an non-reputable site. If you see it here, rest assured, it’s one of our partners that we trust.
2. If it’s a site that we haven’t advertised, make sure that it’s a secure site. A site that begins with https:// in their payment area marks a secure website. Meaning your payment information will be encrypted. If it doesn’t have “s” at the end of http when you go to pay, don’t use it!
3. Use a credit card with online fraud protection. Better yet, use a pre-paid credit card. That way, in one of those rare instances where it is breached, they’ll only be able to take the funds that you have loaded onto it; not your entire credit limit. This is also a good way to curtail your shopping. If you don’t have the funds pre-loaded, you won’t spend it.
4. Print or keep screenshots of your transactions & check your account frequently. Contact the merchant and your card provider at the first sign of anything fishy.
5. Don’t have the website store your credit card information. A lot of people do this, and it seems harmless enough, but that’s how a lot of security breaches happen. They hack into stored information. It’s worth the extra few minutes to re-type in your information each time you shop.
6. Last, but not least, if you feel uncomfortable on any online site, for whatever reason, get the heck out of there. If it’s from something we posted, feel free to leave a comment or reach out to me at michele@coupon-wizards.com and I’ll check it out!