A friend came by tonight to learn how to get free (or nearly free) items from the drugstores. I'm no expert.. I'm still very slow at the whole process but love sharing what I've learned.
So this is the only deal we worked on. CVS was out of 2 of the other items that we could have received for free. The best time to work the 'free' deals is at the beginning of the week. Oftentimes the stores won't restock the free items at the end of the week.
Oral B Manual Toothbrush $2.99
- .99 ECB, limit 2
- $2 (PG 4/3)
- B1G1F (RP 3/13)
Final Price = 2 free
We actually paid $1.54 for 2 toothbrushes and then received 2 ECB's back on the receipt making the toothbrushes free. I used the 2 ECB's to purchase 4 Reeses Easter eggs for the grandchildren.
I'm not smart enough to figure out how to get $1,000 of groceries for free but I'm thankful for the little I have learned. I'm able to keep a moderate stash of toiletries that I get for free or nearly free. It greatly helps stretch my $200 grocery budget.
It was fun! :=)
A simple tale of a husband and wife
who have gone from living a prosperous lifestyle
to suddenly living with less.....
and the joy of their journey.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Hurry.. RefundCents is free today!
I use Refund Cents to simplify my couponing. They do all the footwork for you by researching the best and lowest priced deals all over the internet and at the major drugstores. Be sure to check out the CVS, RiteAid and Walgreen's links on the right side bar.
Hurry... they are opening up their service for you to see FREE today!
REFUNDCENTS
If you have any questions then let me know.
Hurry... they are opening up their service for you to see FREE today!
REFUNDCENTS
If you have any questions then let me know.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Economically Challenged Book Lovers
If you are a book lover then you already know that it's a bit of a challenge to keep your habit supplied. *Smile* I've read that the library is a good source for those who are economically challenged but I rarely find the books I'm looking for.
Enter PAPERBACKSWAP!
This is how it works. When you join you are given a few free credits to start. You can add to those credits by selling your own books. Their system to sell your books is very easy. You just enter the ISBN and it will bring up a picture of your book immediately. They will ask if the book is in good selling condition and that's it. Once someone requests your book you are given a certain amount of time to mail it. Once the book is received they will go to the website and mark that it's been received. That is when you receive your credit. Now you're ready to purchase a book with your credit. You receive 1 credit for each book or 2 credits for audio books.
It costs approximately $2.30 to mail a book using book rate so any book I choose through PS will end up only costing me that amount.
I have ordered a lot of books through PaperbackSwap over the past 5 years or so. I've never had a bad experience. In fact this past month I received The Five Silent Years (about Corrie Ten Boon's last 5 years), Chicken Soup for Caregivers and the audio tapes for Pilgrim's Progress. Of course they do not have the newest books available so I put those on my Wish List. If the book becomes available then I am immediately notified before it's listed to the public.
Do you have a favorite used book club? How do you support your book habit?
Enter PAPERBACKSWAP!
This is how it works. When you join you are given a few free credits to start. You can add to those credits by selling your own books. Their system to sell your books is very easy. You just enter the ISBN and it will bring up a picture of your book immediately. They will ask if the book is in good selling condition and that's it. Once someone requests your book you are given a certain amount of time to mail it. Once the book is received they will go to the website and mark that it's been received. That is when you receive your credit. Now you're ready to purchase a book with your credit. You receive 1 credit for each book or 2 credits for audio books.
It costs approximately $2.30 to mail a book using book rate so any book I choose through PS will end up only costing me that amount.
I have ordered a lot of books through PaperbackSwap over the past 5 years or so. I've never had a bad experience. In fact this past month I received The Five Silent Years (about Corrie Ten Boon's last 5 years), Chicken Soup for Caregivers and the audio tapes for Pilgrim's Progress. Of course they do not have the newest books available so I put those on my Wish List. If the book becomes available then I am immediately notified before it's listed to the public.
Do you have a favorite used book club? How do you support your book habit?
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