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How To Get Free AA Batteries! (With Chances To Get AAA Batteries!)

How To Get Free AA Batteries! (With Chances To Get AAA Batteries!)

An Easy Way To Get Many AA Batteries That Are Practically New For Free!
An Added Bonus Is That There Are Small Chances To Get AAA Batteries!

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Step 1Tools Needed

Almost No Tools Needed!
All You Need Is:
1. A Flat Head Screwdriver
2. A Phillips Head Screwdriver
(MAKE SURE THE HANDLES ARE NOT METAL!)

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Jun 5, 2011. 2:26 PMwbradford1 says:

First walmart I went to gave one camera and funny looks, the second one invited me to th back handed me a tool and told me i could do whatever i wanted with the mountain of camera they had, I gutted enought to fill my pockets, and a shopping bag and left!

Oct 12, 2009. 7:50 AMblombomb says:

I work in a walgreens photo lab. In our lab we actually take all (or most) of the batteries out of the cameras to use in our passport camera. So be warned that you may get home with a bag full of useless nothing. :) Also, the batteries are the cheapest batteries ever made and most don't last long at all. But, like you say, they are free so why not.