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  • MSI X870 Gaming Plus WiFi V1 Motherboard, ATX-Supports AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Processors, AM5-60A SPS VRM, DDR5 Memory Boost 8200+ MT/s (OC), PCIe 5.0 x16 & 4.0 x16, M.2 Gen5, Wi-Fi 7, 5G LAN $252.30

  • MSI MPG 272URX QD-OLED 27-inch 3840 x 2160 (UHD) Computer Monitor, 240Hz, Adaptive-Synch, HDMI, DP Port, VESA Mountable, Tilt, Speaker, 0.03ms $1149

  • Anita’s Organic Mill Gluten Free Whole Grain Oat Flour, 900 g (Pack of 1), Made in Canada, Gluten Free, by Nature’s Path $7.64

  • [Thai Express] Thai Express gift card up to 30% bonus, two meals + two drinks $24.99

    Thai express is currently giving bonus on their gift cards. GC bonus promo ends Jan 5, 2026. I believe there’s a typo in the image attached where it says 2025.

    20% bonus for $25-74
    25% bonus for $75-149
    30% bonus for $150+

    They also have the feast for two promo for $24.99. You get two items plus two Pepsi bottles. Normally it’s about $16 a bowl here in BC, two bowls plus two drinks for $25 is decent deal.

    According to the store I went to, the two items must be one noodle and one rice (fried rice or rice plate). Feast for two promo ends Dec 31, 2025.

    Statistics: Posted by iglorypeace — Dec 6th, 2025 7:32 pm

  • [Amazon.ca] 77 inch LG M3 for $2470

    Shipped and sold by Amazon.

    This is a wireless G3.

    2 year old model, but it’s brand new.

    Personally, I have a C5 en route from the LG store.
    Currently $3000.

    B5 is $2500.

    G5 is $4500.

    Statistics: Posted by doctorgonzo — Dec 6th, 2025 4:29 pm

  • New Canadian Personal Finance App

    Hey everyone,

    Quick story: I’m a Canadian renter who kept “meaning to budget” every month, and it always turned into the same routine, open a banking app, feel guilty, close it, repeat. The problem wasn’t discipline. It was that money tools either feel like spreadsheets or they give you numbers with zero clarity.

    So my two co-founders and I built KarlaFinance. It’s a Canadian-born personal finance app designed to make your finances feel calm and obvious.

    What it does:

    • Connect as many cards/accounts as you want
    • Gives you a clear view of spending across everything
    • Lets you ask your money questions in plain English (instead of digging through categories and filters)

    The chat part is the “moat” for us, because it turns finance into something you can actually use day-to-day:

    “What did I spend on food this month?”

    “What subscriptions did I forget about?”

    “What can I safely spend this week?”

    We’re still early, so I’m not here to do a hard sell. I’m here because RFD is full of people who are smart with money and will tell you the truth fast.

    If you want to try it:
    KarlaFinance.com

    If you do, I’d love feedback on one thing: what would make this genuinely useful for you in 30 seconds or less?

    Statistics: Posted by PriceSlashPro — Dec 6th, 2025 5:57 pm

  • [KarlaFinance.com] New Canadian Personal Finance App

    Hey everyone,

    Quick story: I’m a Canadian renter who kept “meaning to budget” every month, and it always turned into the same routine, open a banking app, feel guilty, close it, repeat. The problem wasn’t discipline. It was that money tools either feel like spreadsheets or they give you numbers with zero clarity.

    So my two co-founders and I built KarlaFinance. It’s a Canadian-born personal finance app designed to make your finances feel calm and obvious.

    What it does:

    • Connect as many cards/accounts as you want
    • Gives you a clear view of spending across everything
    • Lets you ask your money questions in plain English (instead of digging through categories and filters)

    The chat part is the “moat” for us, because it turns finance into something you can actually use day-to-day:

    “What did I spend on food this month?”

    “What subscriptions did I forget about?”

    “What can I safely spend this week?”

    We’re still early, so I’m not here to do a hard sell. I’m here because RFD is full of people who are smart with money and will tell you the truth fast.

    If you want to try it:
    KarlaFinance.com

    If you do, I’d love feedback on one thing: what would make this genuinely useful for you in 30 seconds or less?

    Statistics: Posted by PriceSlashPro — Dec 6th, 2025 5:57 pm

  • [Skip] 50% off Dec 6 only while supplies last

    Just saw this ad on instagram, assume it’s Canada-wide but likely limited uses. Just worked for me.

    Use code POWERPLAY50 for 50% off (min $25 order, max discount $40). Works for pickup as well (not in screenshot but I tested it).

    Good luck!

    Statistics: Posted by JustinW446 — Dec 6th, 2025 5:38 pm

  • [Canadian Tire] $9.89 T-Fal Viva Ceramic Non-Stick Frying Pan 26-cm

    https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/t-fa … 2578p.html

    Image

    Statistics: Posted by lynk — Dec 6th, 2025 5:06 pm

  • Telus EPP $30 for 100G Canada/US YMMV

    Received a call from +1 (1) (780) 970-6901, claimed to be calling from Telus with EPP offer, thought it was scam (as some online review of this number suggested so), but was able to identify my full name and employer.

    Offered a plan of ($55/month – $15/month for 24 months – $10 auto pay =) $30/month for Canada/US plan on their real 5G network. Proceeded with the offer and was able to send verification to work email also did not ask for credit card info so feels legit, and received service agreement, esim installation via phone and successfully ported to Telus, so legit. Mentioned activation fee of $80 will be waived in first bill in once, not spread out to future months.

    Apparently this EPP offer varies by employers as a friend got a call from the same number, only offered $35/month for 70G Canada/US and could not provide esim via phone.

    Statistics: Posted by StRcZzzzz — Dec 6th, 2025 5:19 pm