Friday, November 5, 2010
Grocery Store Weekly Deals and coupon Matchup's!
I was each week posting all the great Grocery deals but Since Weusecoupons already does this and does it perfectly I figured I would Join them and refer my readers to them! Check WeUseCoupons for Ad Scans, Weekly deals and discussion! Once there click on over to Forums and choose your favorite Grocery Store Link to discuss and read about deals/coupons!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Deal Matchups Coming Soon!
Starting next week I will do my best to start doing deal matchup's each week! So Come Back Soon!
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Kellogg's Promotion
Taken from the Kellogg's Site:
Kellogg's™ $10 Bonus Bucks Offer End Date 09/30/10
Description
Buy three specially marked Kellogg's® cereals and get $10 bonus buck to spend on electronics, toys, sporting goods, books, concessions and movies!
Requirements
1. Buy three (3) specially marked boxes of Kellogg's® cereal and collect the codes inside each box.
2. Enter codes at www.kelloggbonusbucks.com.
3. Receive your $10 Bonus Bucks certificate by mail.
4. Redeem your certificate at a variety of participating retailers.
Codes must be entered all at one time in order to qualify to receive the certificate. Codes must be entered by 09/30/2010. Certificates expire 11/30/2010. For a complete list of participating retailers, please visit www.usekelloggbonusbucks.com.
Products
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes® cereal: specially marked packages
Kellogg's® Froot Loops® cereal: specially marked packages
Kellogg's® Frosted Mini-Wheats® Bite Size cereal: specially marked packages
Kellogg's Raisin Bran® cereal: specially marked packages
Delivery
Bonus Bucks will arrive within 4-6 weeks.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
UPROMISE! FREE TO JOIN!
Get the most for your grocery shopping! Earn money while you shop! Activate your Ecoupons everymonth and earn extra!
I have been a member for years and it is very easy to earn cash, just register all your grocery and drugstore savings cards and credit cards and watch your savings grow! They now also have Ecoupons which you activate each month to save even more. Ways to save:
-Sign up for their credit card (get $25 in your account and up to 10% cashback on purchases)
- Register all your cvs cards, credit cards, grocery cards, your families’ grocery and CVS cards can also be entered.
- Have family and friends shop through your Upromise shopping link or shop through Upromise yourself to earn cashback.
-Make sure to activate your coupons monthly!They are link to the card you use and best part is you can use manufacturer coupons on top of them to save even more!
I have been a member for years and it is very easy to earn cash, just register all your grocery and drugstore savings cards and credit cards and watch your savings grow! They now also have Ecoupons which you activate each month to save even more. Ways to save:
-Sign up for their credit card (get $25 in your account and up to 10% cashback on purchases)
- Register all your cvs cards, credit cards, grocery cards, your families’ grocery and CVS cards can also be entered.
- Have family and friends shop through your Upromise shopping link or shop through Upromise yourself to earn cashback.
-Make sure to activate your coupons monthly!They are link to the card you use and best part is you can use manufacturer coupons on top of them to save even more!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Want to cut your Grocery bill in half?
It can be done!
Basics:
1. Check your grocery stores coupon policy! Most stores double coupons up to $0.99. Also some stores take competitor coupons as well.
2. Make sure you are signed up for their loyalty card! This is key to get all the sales, gas and coupon savings! Make sure you have up to date address information because most stores will mail you coupons.
3. Sign up for your stores coupons online as well. Most stores will email you printable coupons.
4. Buy the Sunday paper, check your area and see which ones are the best for coupons.
5. Print out coupons, sites like http://www.smartsource.com/ and coupons.com have lots of coupons you can print from your computer.
Other things to check out.
Some grocery stores now give you a 5cent credit if you bring your own bags. So 10 bags X 5 cents = 50 cent savings (doesn't seem like much but it adds up and you are also saving the enviornment :-)).
Some stores give you credit toward gas purchases.
Some stores now have a catalina program where when you buy a certain amount of certain items you will get a coupon toward your next purchase. I will explain more later but this can really be where you save the most money!
OK......here's an example of a transaction I did recently at my grocery store:
I bought $40 worth of Groceries for $21 plus a $10 coupon toward my next purchase
2 Pantene Pro V Shampoos & 2 Conditioners and 2 Stylers = $21 sale
Case of water on sale for = $3.99 sale
Some Steaks = $10
Tomatoes =$2.50
Fiberone Pancake Mix =$2.99
Total= $40.48 plus some tax for my taxable items
So here goes the savings:
I used a $5 off $40 coupon I got in the mail from a competitor, 2 $3 off 2 pantene products so $6 all together and two coupons for a free styler when you buy a shampoo and conditioner and I bought 4 (so thats two free stylers worth $3.50 each). I also had a coupon for $1 on the pancake mix. My grocery store was also running a $1 doubler coupon special where they will double up to four coupons for $1 value. So thats $4 saved. Alltogether my coupons added up to $19! So $40.48 - $19 = $21 plus tax ! Plus it gets better the store was running a promotion for $10 back on your next purchase when you buy $20 worth of P&G items ( pantene) so I got $10 back toward my next purchase! So in reality I only spent $9!
Some online resources to check for coupons:
Shortcuts.com
This is a great site, some stores will have electronic coupons loaded right to your loyalty card so no clipping! The savings will come off at the bottom of your receipt as long as you scanned your card. So check it out at http://www.shortcuts.com/
Cellfire.com
Coupons can be loaded right to your cellphone!! Check them out at http://www.cellfire.com/
Upromise.com
Upromise is a great program that saves money for your childs college, it also now uses electronic coupons loaded to your card and the saving go right into your upromise account! Check them out at http://www.upromise.com/
Coupon Ettiquette:
Just in case you never used coupons before I want to make sure you know the "rules".
1. Never make photocopies of a coupon!
2. Make sure you only use coupons on items they were meant for!
It can be done!
Basics:
1. Check your grocery stores coupon policy! Most stores double coupons up to $0.99. Also some stores take competitor coupons as well.
2. Make sure you are signed up for their loyalty card! This is key to get all the sales, gas and coupon savings! Make sure you have up to date address information because most stores will mail you coupons.
3. Sign up for your stores coupons online as well. Most stores will email you printable coupons.
4. Buy the Sunday paper, check your area and see which ones are the best for coupons.
5. Print out coupons, sites like http://www.smartsource.com/ and coupons.com have lots of coupons you can print from your computer.
Other things to check out.
Some grocery stores now give you a 5cent credit if you bring your own bags. So 10 bags X 5 cents = 50 cent savings (doesn't seem like much but it adds up and you are also saving the enviornment :-)).
Some stores give you credit toward gas purchases.
Some stores now have a catalina program where when you buy a certain amount of certain items you will get a coupon toward your next purchase. I will explain more later but this can really be where you save the most money!
OK......here's an example of a transaction I did recently at my grocery store:
I bought $40 worth of Groceries for $21 plus a $10 coupon toward my next purchase
2 Pantene Pro V Shampoos & 2 Conditioners and 2 Stylers = $21 sale
Case of water on sale for = $3.99 sale
Some Steaks = $10
Tomatoes =$2.50
Fiberone Pancake Mix =$2.99
Total= $40.48 plus some tax for my taxable items
So here goes the savings:
I used a $5 off $40 coupon I got in the mail from a competitor, 2 $3 off 2 pantene products so $6 all together and two coupons for a free styler when you buy a shampoo and conditioner and I bought 4 (so thats two free stylers worth $3.50 each). I also had a coupon for $1 on the pancake mix. My grocery store was also running a $1 doubler coupon special where they will double up to four coupons for $1 value. So thats $4 saved. Alltogether my coupons added up to $19! So $40.48 - $19 = $21 plus tax ! Plus it gets better the store was running a promotion for $10 back on your next purchase when you buy $20 worth of P&G items ( pantene) so I got $10 back toward my next purchase! So in reality I only spent $9!
Some online resources to check for coupons:
Shortcuts.com
This is a great site, some stores will have electronic coupons loaded right to your loyalty card so no clipping! The savings will come off at the bottom of your receipt as long as you scanned your card. So check it out at http://www.shortcuts.com/
Cellfire.com
Coupons can be loaded right to your cellphone!! Check them out at http://www.cellfire.com/
Upromise.com
Upromise is a great program that saves money for your childs college, it also now uses electronic coupons loaded to your card and the saving go right into your upromise account! Check them out at http://www.upromise.com/
Coupon Ettiquette:
Just in case you never used coupons before I want to make sure you know the "rules".
1. Never make photocopies of a coupon!
2. Make sure you only use coupons on items they were meant for!
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