Free 8×10 Photo Print From CVS Stores
Create or login to your account, upload a photo, and use the following code to make an 8×10 print free (Exp: 5/9): PICTUREMOM
You can pick it up in any CVS store for free.
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This is what i get when trying to order an 8×10 “PICTUREMOM : Your order does not include items that match the promotion code entered. Please check the details of the offer.”
not working
Changed to to “Same day pickup” and it worked! TY
Does not work in the cvs app. “The promotion code you entered is not valid”
Thank you very much Dan.
Not working! “Your order does not include items that match the promotion code entered. Please check the details of the offer.â€
Works fine for me from my computer.
100% works! My photo is already processed for pickup!
Figured it out. Only works for glossy not matte. Last time it worked for matte also.
Worked for me! Thanks!
Tried today 5/9 1pm eastern – did not work, neither glossy nor matte finish. I asked to deliver to store.
Error was: PICTUREMOM : Your order does not include items that match the promotion code entered. Please check the details of the offer.
@Mel:
Still works on desktop site.
When do CVS codes expire? Trying this now and it says the code is invalid. It took me a while to put together the 8×10 I wanted to print and I guess I paid the price for procrastination.
@EB:
The vast majority of codes expire using Eastern time, so that’s always a good assumption.