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popular Posted by dman_97 • 2d ago
popular Posted by dman_97 • 2d ago

HueForge Software (Lifetime Subscription, Digital) + $24 Polymaker Coupon for $18

$18

$30

40% off
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HueForge for Personal use is on sale June 13th through the 16th for $18. With your purchase you receive a $24 coupon code for Polymaker filament.

https://shop.thehueforge.com/products/hueforge

I was also emailed a $15 off HueForge Chrominal PLA Filament coupon code.
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HueForge for Personal use is on sale June 13th through the 16th for $18. With your purchase you receive a $24 coupon code for Polymaker filament.

https://shop.thehueforge.com/products/hueforge

I was also emailed a $15 off HueForge Chrominal PLA Filament coupon code.

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2d ago
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tcope
2d ago
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So it would appear there is no reason to order something from Polymaker is more then $18. Just always open an account for $18 with HF and get $24 to spend with Polymaker.
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luddite_cyborg
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Quote from tcope :
So it would appear there is no reason to order something from Polymaker is more then $18. Just always open an account for $18 with HF and get $24 to spend with Polymaker.
Is there no minimum spend for that coupon? That would basically make it a gift card
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank blatay

Read the description. Turns out "lifetime" means "2 years of updates/bug fixes".

I understand that in terms of software, lifetime is almost never going to mean lifetime, but I feel like calling 2 years "lifetime" is a little bold.
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MusicShark
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Quote from blatay :
Read the description. Turns out "lifetime" means "2 years of updates/bug fixes". I understand that in terms of software, lifetime is almost never going to mean lifetime, but I feel like calling 2 years "lifetime" is a little bold.
Lawsuit incoming?

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