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I just got the Memorial Day email from Context Interactive and it reminded me that I still have a $234 Context coupon code from a long time ago. I won't have occasion to by anything from Context for at least a few months. My personal finances at this time are under more pressure than would be ideal, and I'm looking to convert the Context money into liquid funds.

This would obviously be useful to someone planning a big Context transaction in the near future. The discount I'm offering beats the $10/$100 Context cash promo.

First $200 gets it. Or you guys can bid, I guess.

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I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but if you're asking if you can use the coupon to pay for part of a large purchase and then pay for the rest of the purchase yourself, the answer is yes.

For example, if you wanted to buy something that costs $300, you could use the coupon to pay for $234 of it and then pay the remaining $66 yourself.

In fact, Context requires all purchases to be at least $5, so in order to use this coupon, you must make a purchase that totals at least $239 after shipping. In other words, you can't use it to get, say, $100 of stuff totally free. So the coupon MUST be used to pay for part of a larger purchase.

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