When we checked the mail this afternoon, I found all kinds of goodies! An issue of my FREE subscription to Metropolitan Home (which I love!), the $5 rebate for Madagascar 2 and Birds Eye, a sample pack of Nescafe Taster's Choice plus a $2 coupon enclosed (not sure where it came from, we're not coffee drinkers -- handing this over to my dad) and a coupon booklet for $10 plus coupons for Manwich, Chef Boyardee, Orville Redenbacher, David Sunflower Seeds, Healthy Choice Fresh Mixers, Peter Pan Peanut Butter, Reddi-wip, Hunt's Snack Pack, Banquet Chicken Nuggets, Hunt's Ketchup. The best part about this coupon booklet? If you spend $25 worth of participating products (the afore mentioned plus Egg Beaters, Crunch N Munch, Slim Jim, Hebrew National, and Rotel) between April 7 - May 29, 2009, you can fill out an attached
coupon form to receive ANOTHER coupon booklet for another $34 worth of coupons!
You can participate by printing the form
HERE.
To receive your coupon booklet by mail:
- Purchase $25 worth of any participating brands between 4/7/09 and 5/28/09.
- Circle the participating products and their corresponding prices on your original Supercenter cash register receipt.
- Fill out the attached form.
- Mail this original form and the original dated receipt with item descriptions and product prices circled in a stamped envelope to:
Summer Savings Offer
P O Box 1350
Grand Rapids, MN 55745-1350
This offer begins April 7th and your request must be postmarked by June 9th, 2009. Please print clearly - proper delivery depends on a complete and correct address.
This is information directly from the card. So if you purchase these items frequently and keep your receipts, you might have enough to get more coupons!
So this is what I got in the mail today and I am still waiting on my Yves Rocher bag...not sure what's going on with that yet. But I'll let you know when I see it.
Enjoy!
I don't encourage the use of credit cards. Read what Clark Howard, our local economist has to say about them. If you are going to have a credit card, you might as well have one with incentives, right? My friend Donna (my coupon Queen) turned me onto the Kroger credit card. It basically pays you to shop there! I use my Kroger credit card for all grocery store purchases whether or not I am at Kroger. For every dollar you spend equals 1 point. If you buy at Kroger, your dollar equals 2 points. If you buy a Kroger brand item, you get 3 points on the dollar. Then those points turn into money for you. 1000 points = $5 check from Kroger to apply to your next purchase. I got 2 $5 checks in the mail, PLUS some coupons: $.25 off purchase of $2 or more of cookies, crackers, bagged snacks, $.75 off purchase of $2 or more of paper towels, $.50 off purchase of $2 or more of canned soup and $1 off the purchase of $3 or more of hair care products.
