How to Shop at HomeDepot.com
What to do
- Visit Ebates.com. Log in.
If you need an account, you can register for one for free. We suggest using a registration email. To learn more about Ebates, read our article Cash Back Sites Explained.
- At Ebates:
- Search for ‘Home Depot’.
- On the results page, click on the Home Depot link. You go to the main HomeDepot.com page.
Because you clicked through Ebates, you get 3% cash back on most purchases at HomeDepot.com.
- Shop normally. Before you checkout, return here to click on the following links to look for coupon codes applicable to your purchase:
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Copy any relevant coupon code. To learn more about such codes, read our article Coupon Codes Explained.
At HomeDepot.com, on the Payment page, enter your coupon code in the If you have a promotion code please enter it here: field. Complete your purchase.
Finally, if there are any rebate forms you need to send in for your purchase, click Rebate Center under Promotions. On the Rebate Center page, you can search for your rebate forms by manufacturer and product category. Print out the rebate form, fill it out, and mail it in according to the provided instructions.
A little more
HomeDepot.com is a popular place to shop online. Bookmark this page and visit it each time you shop there - we’ve put together the best strategy we could find.
By clicking to HomeDepot.com through Ebates.com, you get 3% cash back into your Ebates account each time you make a purchase. We’ve also included three great sites that track Home Depot coupon codes. Click on the links to quickly scan for any coupon codes that are relevant to your purchase, and enter them according to the instructions above.
Finally, HomeDepot.com offers rebates on many of its products. There is an excellent rebate center on their Website, so don’t forget to fill in the rebate forms for the products you purchase.
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