Bar S franks for $.50/each!

May 26, 2011 by

Bar S just released a new printable $1/2 coupon here.  With this coupon, you can get their franks for just $.50 per package at both Kroger and Walmart this week! Make sure you hit the back button on your browser – you should be able to print two coupons per computer!

Here’s the breakdown of the deals:

KROGER ~

Buy Bar S franks – 10/$10 (you do not need to buy 10 packages to take advantage of this deal)
$1/2 Bar S printable
Final Price = $.50/each when you buy 2

WALMART ~

Buy Bar S franks – $1 each
$1/2 Bar S printable
Final Price = $.50/each when you buy 2

Don’t forget to check out the Safeway deal here to find out how you can get Oscar Mayer franks for just $.49/each after coupons!

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Pampers Gifts to Grow: 5 point bonus code + 100 points for new members!

May 26, 2011 by

Pampers

Have you signed up for Pampers Gifts to Grow yet?

If you’re already a member of the Pampers Gifts to Grow program, you can add 5 more points when you enter this code into your account: 20000PAMPLATINO

If you haven’t signed up for Pampers Gifts to Grow yet, you can get 100 bonus pints when you sign up using the link here!

If you haven’t signed up for Pampers Gifts to Grow yet, you can get 100 bonus pints when you sign up using the link here! If you’re not familiar with Pampers Gifts to Grow, you can enter codes from Pampers diapers, wipes, and training pants and accumulate points that can be redeemed for rewards.  I typically save mine until they have gift card offers, but you can also get Shutterfly items, toys, Diapers.com codes and more!  Right now, for 1,000 points, you can get a $10 Diapers.com gift certificate, a 20 page Shutterfly photo book, or a $10 BJ’s gift card!  I earned enough points just by entering bonus codes over the last year to get a $10 Red Robin gift card that also includes a coupon for a free kid’s meal!

Here’s a list of other codes that may work if you haven’t entered them before – there’s 360 possible points: please let me know if these are no longer working so I can update the list!

50 POINTS:
2BEGINEARNING50 (expires 7/31/11)
GIFTSTOGROW4MOM
JOINNOW4REWARDS
WELCOME2PAMPERS

10 POINTS:
10PTSFREECODE4U
CAREFORNEWBORNS
CONGRATS2NEWMOM
GETSTARTEDNOW10
GTGCOUPONPOINTS
GTGREWARDS4MOMS
GTGWELCOME10PTS
JRYHAFFCR6WDPHY
NEWWIPESPACKAGE
PAMPERS4MOMJFM1
PAMPERS4MOMSOND
PAMPERSGTG10PTS
PUNTOSPARAMI123
VMF776C7HMEXT4P
WELCOME2VILLAGE
WELCOMEGTGPTS10

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Rite Aid’s New Coupon Policy

May 26, 2011 by

A few weeks ago I posted here about the changes to coupon policies that many stores have made since TLC’s Extreme Couponers started.  Rite Aid is the latest major retailer to issue a change to their coupon policy.  You can view the full policy here.

Here are a few of the major changes I see:

?Buy One Get One Free coupons cannot be used in conjunction with a Buy One Get One Free promotion ~ In the past you could use a buy one get one free coupon with a buy one get one free promotion and get two items for free.  I am really concerned about this change because I can see other retailers like CVS and Walgreens making similar changes in the near future.

?Rite Aid accepts Buy One, Get One Free coupons, however only one coupon can be used for each pair of items purchased.  A customer can use one “cents off” coupon in conjunction with the item they are purchasing on a Buy One Get One Free promotion (or with a Buy One Get One Free coupon), although the value of the cents off coupon cannot
exceed the selling price of the item ~ In the past you could use two “cents off” coupons with a BOGO free promotion (one for each item being “purchased”) which helped to lower your out of pocket expenses.  This is another change that I can see other retailers making in the future.

?In the event that any item’s selling price is less than the value of the coupon, Rite Aid will accept the coupon in exchange for the selling price of the item.  Coupon redemption can never exceed the selling price of an item and no cash back is allowed ~ This means no overage.

?When making a return for a product that had a coupon attached, Rite Aid cannot refund cash for the value of the coupon and cannot return the coupon that was used ~ I’d like more clarification on this one.  I understand that they cannot refund cash for coupons, but many retailers will give you store credit or credit on a gift card.  They receive reimbursement for the coupons used, so they should provide some sort of reimbursement to the customer.

What are your thoughts on these changes?  Do you think other stores will implement similar changes?  Do you blame Extreme Couponing for all these changes?

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New Cutter $1.50/1 printable coupon!

May 26, 2011 by

Living in Texas, the battle against bugs is ongoing, so I like to take advantage of every coupon for insect repellant that comes along because we go through a bunch of it!

Right now, there is a $1.50/1 printable coupon here for Cutter insect repellant products. You can find it when you sort by “Household” under zip code 90210.  These high dollar coupons never last long.  Print yours fast before it’s gone!

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Randalls/Safeway: Oscar Mayer hot dogs for $.49/each!

May 25, 2011 by

Randalls and Safeway stores have a HOT deal on Oscar Mayer hot dogs in this week’s ad!  There is a super coupon where you can get up to 5 packages for just $.99. You can pair that with the $1/2 coupon from the 5-15 SS insert and they will be just $.49/each!

Here’s the breakdown on this deal:

Buy 4 Oscar Mayer hot dogs – $.99/each (w/in ad coupon)

Use 2 $1/2 Oscar Mayer hot dog coupons

Spend $1.96 OOP!

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