Rebates are the icing on the cake. We watch the sales, we clip the coupons, and we stockpiled the goods. The very last step is to file a Rebate. These can add another layer of savings to users. As I mentioned last week, we recently moved. I’m
thinking that an extra $100 each month would come in handy. So step
number 1, is to look for some rebates to use over the next 90 days.
Some rebates are for goods only. The Kimberly Clark rebates, the PG rebates are good examples. These dictate which brands qualify for money back by mail. These are usually good for $15-$20 on a purchase of $50 or more. Not bad if you can stockpile, use coupons and hit a sale. By the time you add these discounts up it’s often over 75% savings.
Then there are the alcohol rebates. These still confuse people. How do I know? My sister called. She has been listening to me tell her about rebates for 3 years, and she just got it last week.
1. Alcohol rebates are for FOOD not liquor. They offer you a rebates on purchases of meat, produce, cheese, salty snacks etc.
2. When you file the rebate, it matters where you live (address requesting the rebate) not where you purchase your groceries.
3. Some rebates are High dollar rebates. This means that they offer a high value to the amount you need to purchase. For example, one out now says Get $20 on any $50 grocery purchase. That is high dollar, because it’s 40% on the purchase of any groceries.
4. You need a qualified receipt. That means from a well know grocery store, like County Market. Bob’s corner market isn’t a good idea. The store logo must be on the receipt, The store address, date and time of purchase must be on the receipt.
5. You will be asked to circle the Regular price of the items. Here is why CM receipts are best. If we are running a sale on ground beef, and it’s regularly $6.50, and you paid $3.50 you will get credit for the full $6.50. So let’s say you buy $50 in ground beef, yet pay $30 out of pocket, you’ll get $20 from the rebate, you just saved 80%. That’s fantastic savings.
6. Some offers are NO alcohol required. Missouri customers. Please get your rebate forms and start getting money back. If there is no alcohol portion, it’s all refunded. Missouri shoppers should be getting 75% of their groceries free all the time.
For additions Print N Save Coupons:
All internet coupon print limits are subjective. At the time of this email coupons were available for print. If the daily or weekly print limit has been reached, the coupon will be automatically pulled from the websites. You can try to print again tomorrow. All coupons listed are not available in our stores. We list them so you can order or find them to save you money. Check with clipping services, trade boards, or ebay to find coupons not in your store. It is our intent to help you find as many savings opportunities as possible. Enjoy!
