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Ulta coupon

Anyone like to shop @ Ulta??

I just received the following coupon via email. I think I will start sharing stuff like this from now on. Well until these remaining companies decide to adhere to my unsubscribe request.

Enjoy! Click on the $3.50 to get to the site.

ULTA Gift Certificate
$ 3 50
off
any purchase
of $10 or more*		 To redeem on-line enter
Coupon Code 83835
- or -
Print
Store Coupon
*Coupon offer valid 9/9/07 through 9/29/07 on all regular price, sale and clearance merchandise. Excludes salon services, fragrance, prestige cosmetics including Bare Escentuals, prestige skincare, GoSMILE and T3.** Cannot be redeemed for cash or gift cards. This offer cannot be combined with any other ULTA coupon offer. Not valid on prior purchases. Limit one per customer. **See in-store for exclusions.
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