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Going through our email, eHarlequin.com wins the prize for the biggest stretch for a Father’s Day promotion.
The offer reads: “Throughout the month of June, we celebrate our dads. This Father’s Day promotion features books with men your father warned you about. When visitors purchase 4 or more featured books they will get a 5th book free!”
What? That’s not a Father’s Day promotion! It’s not even a gift for dad. Memo to eHarlequin marketing: Just because there’s a holiday, doesn’t mean you have to force a tie in.
We’ll just stick to calling it a buy-4-get-1-free promo. If you’d like to take advantage of it, click here.
eHarlequin.com also has a more straight forward offer. Get Free Shipping until July 31. Coupon Code: “WELCOME”.
Or, get 2 Free books and a Free gift from Harlequin Presents, with this link.
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