Save-A-Lot has Miracle Whip for $2.48 each. I am going to use the $1.00 off two coupon that I got in Sunday’s paper. I will get two for $1.98 each.
Getting More for Less – Part Four
Start implementing Walgreen’s register reward program so you can start getting paid to shop!
I like to take my allotted grocery money and buy food on sale, using both manufacturer coupons, store coupons, and offering register rewards. Then, I use those RR to buy non-food items, like toilet paper, shampoo, dish detergent, etc. (I use my change purse to cover the tax money.)
Let me know how you are getting paid to shop!
Writing Wednesday
Writing emails is the best way to request coupons from manufacturers.
It’s quick, easy and there’s no postage!
I LOVE to get coupons in my mailbox.
Don’t be afraid to give these companies your phone number. This just shows that
you are legitimate. (I have never had a company call me.)
Some of the companies respond to my email with a big, fat NO, but I don’t let
that discourage me. The YESes far outweigh the NOs.
Here’s a list of some manufacturers to get you started:
Want to find some more companies to email?
Start by checking your OWN freezer and pantry to see what products you actually use.
Still need ideas?
Visit Couponing To Disney! Love, Love, Love this site!
~Candy~
Getting More for Less – Part Three
Here’s an example of one of my recent Walgreens trips:
I already had a $3.50 register reward.
Walgreens was offering Witch Hazel for $4.00 with a $4.00 reward.
I used my $3.50 reward on this purchase, so I paid 50 cents, and got a $4.00 reward back. (MONEY MAKER!)
I bought some anti-itch cream marked at $5.00 with a $5.00 reward back.
I used the $4.00 reward, so I paid $1.00, and got a $5.00 reward back. (MONEY MAKER!)
I bought some contact lens solution marked at $7.99 with an $8.00 reward. I used the $5.00 reward, so I paid $2.99, and received $8.00 back. (MONEY MAKER!)
(Come back on Thursday to read Part Four!)
