a creative design consultant and freelance industrial designer based in cincinnati
Happy Savings!
CVS
Zantrex 3 is $4.99
Get $4.99 back in ECBs (limit 1)
FREE after ECBs!
Colgate Max Fresh or Max White is $2.99
Get $2 back in ECBs (limit 2)
$0.75 Colgate Adult or Kids Toothpaste, 2/22 SS
$1 Colgate Max Fresh or Max White Toothpaste, SS 4/26 SS
$1 Colgate Maxfresh Toothpaste, ALL YOU magazine May ‘09
FREE after coupon and ECBs!
Adidas Action3 Deodorant is $3.99
Get $3 ECBs (limit 3)
$1 Adidas Deodorant, 4/5 RP
FREE after coupon and ECBs!
Kellogg’s Cereals are 3/$10
Get $5 back in ECBs wyb 3 (limit 1)
$1 Kellogg’s printables from the coupons.com widget on the right side of my blog or here
$1/1 Kellogg’s Cereal, 4/5 RP
$0.67 each after coupons and ECBs!
Buy $25 worth of Aveeno Products
Get $10 back in ECBs (limit 1)
$2 coupons from IE or Firefox
WAGS
Colgate Sensitive Toothpaste is $4.49
Get $4.49 back in RRs
$1 Colgate Sensitive Toothpaste printable
MONEYMAKER after coupon and RRs!
Right Guard Deodorant is $2.99
Get $2 back in RRs
$1 Right Guard Fast Break printable
$1 Right Guard, Dry Idea or Soft & Dri, 3/8 SS
$1 Right Guard, Dry Idea, or Soft & Dri, 4/19 SS
FREE after coupon and RRs!
Thermacare Heat Pads are $5.99
Get $3 back in RRs
$3 Thermacare printable
FREE after coupon and RRs!
Pert Plus for Men is 2/$5
Get $2 back in RRs wyb 2
$1.50/1 Pert Plus for Men (SS 5/3/09)
$1 Pert Plus printable
$1 Pert Plus printable
FREE or $.50 after coupons and RRs!
7-Up 12 packs are 3/$11
Get $5 back in RRs
$1 7-Up printable
$1 each after coupons and RRs! (if you can print 3 coupons)
Aveeno Products are 20% off
Buy 3 Aveeno products and get a FREE travel essentials kit
$2/1 Aveeno printable
Wednesday, May 6th only
FREE 8×10 Photo Enlargement with in-ad coupon or when you use code MOTHER online.
MEIJER
Meijer Gallon Milk is $1.75
Meijer Whole Chicken is $.98/lb
Freshlike Veggies are
$1/2 Meijer Mealbox
AND
$1/2 printable
2 FREE after both coupons
Nabisco Cookies or Crackers are $2.50 PLUS get a FREE Gallon of Milk when you buy 2
Includes: Oreos, Cakesters, Big & Soft, Wheat Thins, Triscuits, 100 Calorie Packs
$1/2 Printable here
B1G1 Printable here if Artisan Wheat Thins are included
$1.25 or $2 each plus FREE milk
Kraft Barbecue Sauce is $.89
$.75 in the 5/3 SS Insert
FREE after coupon!
Pillsbury Grands Biscuits are $1.25
$.50 from 4/5 SS
$.25 after coupon
KROGER
Kroger Gallon Milk is $1.98
Tyson Chicken Breast is $1.88/lb
Eggs are $1/dz
Kellogg’s Cereal (assorted varieties) are $1.99
$1 Kellogg’s Printables in the coupons.com widget in right side bar
$1 Kellogg’s Printables also here
$1 in the 4/5 RP Insert (exp 5/17)
$.99 each
Kroger Deluxe Ice Cream is $1.99
See anything I missed? Let me know!
Happy Savings!
Okay, it's true confession time. . . I attempt to be honest in everything I do in life. I don't (knowingly) use expired coupons, if a deal is limited to 1 per household, I only do it once even if I have the opportunity to do it multiple times, I feel bad (usually) hanging up on those cold calling salespeople, BUT, when it comes to filling out forms online for coupons and freebies I turn into a cold-blooded liar.
As I said in my previous post, I have an e-mail account that I only use for signing up for these things because I don't want to deal with the spam. Now I am confessing that I give a false birthday AND a false phone number. Okay, let the booing begin. Okay, have the first round out of your system? Let me explain myself:
Point 1- Why on earth does yahoo need my birth date? They are never going to send me a birthday card. I don't expect a "Hey, Happy 30th Birthday, use this $30 gift card for any website!" gift from them. They use the birthday info for security purposes. It is just another question they can ask you to make you prove that you are who you say you are if you forget your password. I don't just randomly make up a date. I change 1 specific digit on every form I fill out. I know what fake birth date I give them because it's the fake birth date I give everyone else. I just don't feel comfortable with sending everyone my private information. My address is listed, it can be easily looked up, I have no problem giving it out. My birth date is not. It's my birth date and I'll give it out to who I want to give it out to. (Having said that, if you are receiving payment from a site, you need to give them your REAL birth date for tax purposes.)
Point 2- Yahoo is never going to call me either. Honestly. They have no reason to. It, again, is just another question they can ask you to prove that you really are you if you forget your password. I LOVE the National Registry of Do Not Call phone numbers. I signed up LONG before you could do it online. I have my cell phone, my husband's cell phone and my home phone listed. I do know that if I give my phone number out, it is then allowed to be used. Not that I don't trust Yahoo (or anyone else, for that matter, that says they won't sell my info) but, well, okay, I don't trust them. Again, my name and address are fine for these people to know. If they want to send my junk mail, feel free, I just don't want you to call me in the middle of dinner.
Okay, so those are the points I have to defend myself in my lying. Please forgive me. I feel bad enough about doing it without suffering judgment from the blogger world! :)
Happy Savings!
Here are some great new offers I've run across online:
Sign up by clicking the picture above to get Pillsbury's Cooking for 2 and receive a newsletter, recipes for 2 and coupons.
Sign up with Bisquick by clicking the picture above to get recipes and coupons.
Don't forget to get your FREE product (just pay shipping) from VistaPrint. You can get 250 business cards (think about babysitting cards for your teen) or 140 return address labels (you can even get the cute ones that you actually design to look like every member of your family!) or rubber stamps or a lot more!
Happy Savings!
