MagicJack is a new VOIP provider who sells a small USB device which hooks into your computer and accepts a standard phone through an integrated phone jack. It allows you to use your regular home phone to call any number in the US & Canada for free. They offer a 30 day free evaluation of the device which costs $39.95 and includes one year of service. After the first year, the service cost is $19.95 annually. However, the company gets a poor rating for customer service. Click here if you've never heard of VOIP.

Blockbuster has an online movie service like NetFlix which is currently offering a free 2 week trial. You can either mail back the DVD in the postage prepaid envelope they send you or you can exchange the DVD at a local Blockbuster store.

There are many local businesses which reward students for getting A's on their report cards. This is another good incentive for kids to do well in school. Zion's Banks pays $1 for each A for students in grades 7 through 12. Krispy Kreme gives kids a donut for each A (up to 6) for all ages. I've heard that the Tesoro near our High School gives $1 of free gas for each A for high school students, but I haven't tried that yet. What other incentives are you aware of for kids with good grades?

UPDATE: I took this coupon down to BlockBuster and they had a sign on their door saying that there are fake coupons going around the Internet and had a picture of several coupons including this one.

The attached coupon for BlockBuster is good for two free movies, one popcorn tub, and two 20 oz. drinks at any participating BlockBuster. Coupon expires on 12/31/2007.