Here's the breakdown of how I got everything for free.
6 Campbell's Go Soups (Target)
Regular price: $2.60
On sale this week: $2
Used (6) $1 off 1 Target store coupons (printed at target.com)
Used (6) $1 off 1 manufacturers coupons (printed through Swagbucks to earn 10 SBs per coupon!)
4 Head & Shoulders Shampoos (Dollar General)
Regular price: $2.50
Used (2) $5 off 2 manufacturers coupons (from Sunday's paper)
1 Colgate Toothpaste (Walgreens)
Regular price: $3.50ish
On sale this week: $3
Used (1) 50¢ off 1 manufacturers coupon (from Sunday's paper)
Paid: $2.50
Got back: $2.50 register rewards to use on next purchase (I gave it to Ant to use on his way to work)
1 Kios DS (Walgreens)
Regular price: $11
On sale this week: $7
Used (1) $2 off 1 manufacturers coupon (from Hebron USA Facebook page)
Paid: $5
Got back: $7 register rewards to use on next purchase... my first money maker!
At regular price, everything would have cost over $40, but factoring in the register rewards, I was paid $2!
A few things to note if you're looking to get in to extreme couponing.
- You do have to pay tax on everything you buy.
- When using online coupons, most coupons will only print out a maximum of 2-3 times per computer.
- Most stores and coupons only allow you to redeem a maximum of 4 of the same coupon at once, so multiple transactions might be required.
- Register rewards are great, but pay attention to expiration dates. Walgreens' are usually good for 2 weeks and CVS gives you a month to use them.
- Instgram is a great resource for couponing if you're looking for deals. #extremecouponing is probably the best hashtag to look under. Everyone likes to brag about what they've found and it's helpful to everyone else :)
Happy couponing!
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