My definition of ‘Sort of’ Freebies: Items that have been purchased by paying nothing, or tax only. If I pay with Extra Care Bucks, Register Rewards, Rebate money or free gift cards and only have to pay tax with my ‘real’ money – then I consider it a ‘Sort of’ freebie.
Here’s my deals for the week of 8/29/10...
Overall, I received $28.82 (pre-tax) of product and only paid 97 cents out of pocket - that's a 97% savings!
CVS Deals:
Transaction#1: (95% savings!)
1 Snickers – 1.00 (used .75 coupon)
2 Wheat Thins – 1.00 ea (used 2 - 1.00 coupons)
1 Dawn - .97 (used .25 coupon)
1 Ear Bud – 6.99
Total: 10.96 - 3.00 = 7.96
Minus 7.96 ECB (was 7.99 & adjusted down)
Paid 50 cents tax out of pocket!
Received a 6.99 ECB from the Ear Buds
Transaction#2: (97% savings!)
1 M&M – 1.00 (used .75 coupon)
2 Wheat Thins – 1.00 ea (used 2-1.00 coupons)
1 Dawn - .97 (used .25 coupon)
Total: 3.97 - 3.00 = .97
Minus $.97 ECB (was $1 & adjusted down)
Paid 11 cents tax out of pocket!
Received a 1.00 ECB for using my Green Tag
Transaction#3: (95% savings!)
1 Peanuts – 1.00 (used 1.00 coupon)
1 Dawn – .97 (used 1.00 coupon/adjusted to .97)
1 Always – 2.96 (used FREE Always coupon)
Total: 4.93 - 4.93 = 0!
Paid 22 cents tax out of pocket!
Walmart (96% savings!)
I bought the Gain along with my other groceries.
It was 97 cents and I had a $1 coupon (and I got the full $1 on the coupon)
Paid 4 cents tax for this (was 7 cents, but I got a 3 cent “credit” because of the coupon overage!)
Kmart (100% savings!)
Pedometer – $7.99
Used a FREE Pedometer coupon and paid NOTHING (not even tax!!)
Thanks to Simply CVS and A Full Cup for their deal ideas!
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