Shop at RadioFence.com and raise money for
Shop at RadioFence.com and raise money for a good cause
50% of what RadioFence.com pays us goes to your charity, at no extra cost to you. Change charityPick a charityMore ways to save
Go to RadioFence.com from here and we'll donate 50% of our commission to the charity you pick. It costs you nothing.
Visit RadioFence.comOne email when RadioFence.com has a new code, plus the best codes from brands you pick, every Thursday.
Every RadioFence.com code here comes from RadioFence.com itself or its official affiliate program, never copied from another coupon site. When you shop through our links, RadioFence.com may pay us a commission. It never changes your price. We give 50% of that commission to the charity, club or school you choose, at no extra cost to you.
RadioFence.com is a pet containment specialist that started as a home business. Its founder, Larry Volwiler, installed a radio fence for his Dalmatian in 1991, liked it enough to become a dealer, and built the business from there. The company says it has since given advice to more than 3.5 million people and their pets, and it now works from Fort Myers, Florida.
The store covers in-ground and wireless dog fences, in-ground and indoor cat containment systems, boundary wire and flags, replacement receiver collars, training collars and other pet products such as waste control. It's an authorized retailer and distributor of PetSafe, SportDOG and Innotek, so products come with the full manufacturer's warranty. Popular systems include the PetSafe Stay & Play wireless fence and the SportDOG Contain-N-Train in-ground fence.
If you're not sure which system suits your yard and your pet, the site has a guide to choosing a dog fence, and you can call the team for advice. A sister company, Essential Pet Products, supplies more than 1,500 authorized retailers through its wholesale dealer program.
We don't have a working RadioFence.com code right now. Sign up for alerts and we'll email you when one lands.
Not listed as of Nov 13, 2026: none of the 0 offers RadioFence.com has with us right now is for students.
Not listed as of Nov 13, 2026: none of the 0 offers RadioFence.com has with us right now is for Blue Light, NHS or Armed Forces members.
Call 1-800-941-4200. Or use the help center on the RadioFence.com website.
Usually not: most stores, including RadioFence.com, accept one promo code per order. Automatic deals and sale prices can often be combined with a code, so check the terms on each offer.
Not listed as of Nov 13, 2026: none of the 0 offers RadioFence.com has with us right now is for new customers. Sign up for alerts and we'll email you if one lands.
It depends on the code. Many promo codes exclude items that are already reduced, so open Terms on the code before you use it.
Most codes exclude gift cards and items already reduced, and some need a minimum spend or are for new customers only. Open Terms on the code, or tap "Didn't work?" and we'll recheck it.
Every RadioFence.com code here comes from RadioFence.com itself: its own daily feed through its official affiliate program, or its own website. Each offer shows when we last checked it.
Yes. When you buy from RadioFence.com through our links, RadioFence.com pays us a commission, and we give 50% of it to the charity or club you choose. We pay each cause its confirmed commission every quarter (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct), once the store has confirmed the sale, usually 30 to 90 days after the order.
No. You pay RadioFence.com's normal price, less any discount. Our commission is paid by RadioFence.com or its affiliate network, not by you.
Homes heated with oil face the biggest jump this winter, while gas and propane users may pay a little less, the EIA says. Here are the forecasts by fuel, a worked example, where to get help paying, and the shut-off scam to hang up on.
Mike Dodd
Los Artisans takes 20% off handmade dinnerware orders of $250+ with FRIDAY20, Sambonet has reduced flatware and serving dishes, and Monument Grills adds a free roaster stand to $599 orders. Prices checked November 8.
Mike Dodd
Some stores use a return-tracking company to warn or refuse returns. One of them, The Retail Equation, is on the CFPB's list of consumer reporting companies, and you can ask it for your return history free. Here's how, before the holiday returns rush.
Mike Dodd