Hold That Thought Notebook Pages::Free CDs?

I am sitting here struggling to decide which CD from Hold That Thought to order- the beginning or advanced history- when I read this:

Receive a FREE CD with your order! If you post this offer on your homeschooling blog or tell at least 2 other homeschoolers about us we will send you a free CD. We have decided that instead of spending money on advertising we will reward you for promoting our products instead. When you order a CD from us, all you have to do when you are checking out is write the name of the CD you would like us to send you free of charge in the “comment” section (it needs to be at least the same price or less than the CD you are purchasing).


Hmmm. Well, hopefully, I can get both!! I feel comfortable saying that these are awesome resources because I used to have one. Used to because when I made the transfer from having my computer and all that goes with it from my bedroom to our new school room a few years back, the CD took a hike. I am so excited to order this again to use with our American History studies this year!! 

Comments

  1. NicoleAugust 31, 2012 at 2:55 PM

    I did this last year and they sent me TWO free cd's. Good luck! (btw ... we LOVED this resource!)

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  2. UnknownAugust 31, 2012 at 6:59 PM

    ::covering eyes:: I can't see any more curriculum that looks neat! ::wink::

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