30 rewards points is halfway to a free pizza, as long as you can use it within 30 days.
That’s a pretty good prize(s) to me.
30 rewards points is halfway to a free pizza, as long as you can use it within 30 days.
That’s a pretty good prize(s) to me.
Git you some rewards points or free items. In the deals and rewards section of the app.
Prizes;
Instant Win Prizes
• 250,500 20 Bonus Points Prize: Each winner will receive 20 Bonus Points. Bonus Points will
expire 30 days from date awarded. Odds of winning 1 in 6. ARV: $6.
• 499,500 Dip Cup Prize: Each winner will receive 1 Dip Cup added directly to their Rewards
account. Excludes the nacho cheese Dip Cup. No order minimum required. Valid for 1 week
from date awarded. Odds of winning 1 in 3. ARV: $0.93
Instant Win Offers
• 50% Off Menu-Priced Pizzas Offer: Each winner will receive a discount of 50% off
menu-priced pizzas. Discount may be applied to multiple pizzas in a single order. Valid for 1
week from date awarded. Odds of winning 1 in 50.
• $3.99 16-Piece Cinnamon Bread Bites Offer: Each winner may purchase 16-Piece
Cinnamon Bread Bites for only $3.99 (a discount from the regular price). Valid for 1 week
from date awarded. Odds of winning 1 in 12.
• 20% Off Your Order Offer: Each winner will receive a discount of 20% off your order. Valid
for 1 week from date awarded. There is no minimum or maximum order. Odds of winning 1
in 7.
• 10 Bonus Points Offer: Each winner will receive 10 Bonus Points. Bonus Points will expire
30 days from date awarded. Odds of winning 1 in 3.
Consolation Offer: A 25% discount on 1 of the following side items: Breads, Chicken, Desserts,
Pastas, Sandwiches, and Salads. Discount is limited to 1 side item. No minimum order. Valid for
1 week only.
use code: HIBARBIEHIDUNKIN
Expires June 11th.
New instant win game on the app, prizes require a $3.00 minimum purchase because adding a quarter slice of cheese and 2 leafs of lettuce for $.15 like @MISTERCHEAP to qualify for the bare minimum doesn’t work in these inflationary days.
1 free Cheeseburger when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 5 in 100.
1 free Original Chicken Sandwich when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 10 in 100.
1 free Rodeo Burger when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 5 in 100.
1 free 4-piece Chicken Fries when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 25 in 100.
1 free 4-piece Nuggets when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 25 in 100.
1 free Soft Serve when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 15 in 100.
1 free Medium Drink when making a minimum pre-tax purchase of $3.00 or more at the time of redemption. Odds of receiving this Deal are 15 in 100.
Limit:
Limit of 1 Deal per person per Day during the Promotion Period.
Deal Redemption Instructions:
Must have Royal Perks Account to receive and redeem Deals. All Deals will be automatically applied to participant’s Royal Perks Account. It may take up to 24 hours for Deals to appear in your Royal Perks Account.
Recommended if you travel. There are sticky cases for luggage.
Also recommended if you want a cheapo GPS lost-car/stolen-car system, although it isn’t perfect for that. Or a lost-pet system, provided they don’t go out into the woods.
The only annoying thing is replacing the battery every year to 15’ish months. Thankfully, they are button batteries that are like $3 for a 20 pack, just don’t buy the coated kid-safe button batteries.
40% off today. No mystery code, free to all 
@mrvietnam said in Fetch: 57,000 Fetch points wyb a Sam’s Club $50 membership. YMMV. Looks like a regional offer.:
Big YMMV for having the offer, but confirmed in Texas. I am in California and don’t see the deal.
Valid 3/17 to 6/30/26 only on physical receipts
Mr. V, you’re probably not looking in the right place or you are a former/present Sam’s Club member. I have the offer and I live a couple of miles from you.
Fetch Rewards generally knows what places you’ve been a member of and targets their signup offers. I don’t know precisely how it works but if you’re using the same email on your former/present Sam’s Club membership as your Fetch Rewards account, that would likely be why.
I had a 40% code on last Saturday and Sunday and didn’t use it. Got the 40% mystery code today and used it. 
offers page: https://www.auntieannes.com/offers
newsroom page: https://www.auntieannes.com/newsroom/national-pretzel-day
You would save around $200 or quite a bit more (estimated value on the newsroom page link says it is $250 or more) for a one-time purchase of $50 for the Golden Pretzel Pass at Auntie Anne’s. You get an activation code that you have to redeem on the app (redeem code by 12/31/2026) and you have to purchase the pass in-store only.
1 original or cinnamon sugar pretzel per week.
While supplies last. Offer ends today, 4/26, pretzel day.
@yoregano said in PSA: U.S. Postal Service seeks hike in price of first-class mail stamps to 82 cents in July:
Do people still actually send things through the USPS? It got to the point where I was mainly only mailing rebates, and nowadays I don’t hardly even do that. (Menards is one of the few exceptions, and that’s only 2–3 times a year.) I bought a bunch of discounted forever stamps three or four years ago and I might have a lifetime supply at this rate, or the USPS is going to cease to exist anyway.
On a semi-related tangent, I even unplugged my home phones a while back, even though it was a grandfathered Ooma VOIP system that was completely free, no fees or taxes or anything, because it had become only a source of spam/junk calls and I figured why even pay the electricity to keep them plugged in.
Maybe a few times a year I will use USPS stamps for mailing sweepstakes AMOEs for big prizes. It has to be a pretty compelling sweepstakes because I can barely fit the address of most sweepstakes on an envelope, they make it so difficult and I’m not used to writing with my hands instead of a keyboard or phone.