Posts made by MrVietnam

I just got some more great Capital One offers. I got a spend $30, get $25 back for Best Buy and a spend $20, get $20 at Home Depot. I also got a spend $5, get $5 at both Chewy and Office Depot.

I am using their card and I am also using the link on the offer just in case I have to go through that link for it to track.

Since they charge for shipping with my type of membership, I plan to order online with curbside pick up and hopefully that will work. Curbside pick up is free.

I will update this post within 45 days and let you know if I got my cash back or not. It will come in the form of rewards to the credit card.

@niniss said in Capital One Offers: Sam's Club, spend $15, earn $15 online only - eBay, spend $15, earn $15 online only (you must go to the merchant from the link on the cashback offer):

I see those capital one offers often but I never quite understood it so never used it. Do I have to use their card to pay to make it work or can use any other other cc? Thanks in advance!

I have never done a Capital One cashback offer either, but these offers are too good just to let go by. The way I understand it is you have to use the Capital One credit card the offer was attached to. I think within 45 days they will give you the cashback in rewards to the credit card you used.

I usually shop at Sam’s Club and eBay anyway, so I might as well use the Capital One card to see if I get the cashback eventually or not but if not, it’s no big loss as it would be money I would be spending there anyway.

I saw these offers on my Capital One Quicksilver credit card. I do not see an expiration date listed.

The Sam’s Club offer:

Merchant details

To earn the rebate you must make an eligible purchase at samsclub.com. Offer can only be used one time per customer. Rate subject to change. The spend requirement must be met in a single transaction, on non-excluded items, after discounts, store credits, and redemption dollars are applied, and before taxes, shipping costs, and fees are applied. Not eligible for fuel, tobacco, alcohol, pharmacy, grocery, paper goods, and gift cards. Membership required for purchases at Sam’s Club stores. Product exclusions apply regardless of delivery method, and are not eligible to earn rewards. To earn the rebate, you must be a Capital One cardholder or bank account holder, and logged in to your account on capitalone.com or the Capital One Mobile app.

How to receive the payout

We will attempt to issue the payout as rewards to your Quicksilver account ending in xxxx. Payouts are usually issued within 45 days of an eligible purchase but may take longer in some cases. Your account must be open and in good standing at the time we attempt to award the payout. In the event you have more than one account, we may apply the payout to any active credit card or bank account that is open and in good standing. This offer is valid for your use only and cannot be used to buy and resell goods or services to other persons or third parties.

What is a qualifying online purchase?

To make a qualifying online purchase, you must click the button below, and then complete a purchase at the selected merchant’s site, in the window opened by the Capital One Offers tile, within 24 hours. If an offer specifically lists an available coupon on this page, you may use it on the merchant’s site, subject to any coupon-related conditions that we display, but you must do so within 24 hours of activating the offer and during the same open browser session triggered by your offer activation. Use of any other coupons, cash back, or promotional websites after selecting an offer and before making a purchase will invalidate your offer. Use of VPNs and ad blockers may also invalidate your offer. Online purchases made on websites without first being redirected by a Capital One Offers tile are not qualifying online purchases.

How is the payout calculated?

The payout for qualifying online purchases is calculated using the subtotal amount of your eligible purchase, which is calculated after any eligible coupons are applied, and excludes taxes, shipping, credits, and other fees. A payout earned through this offer is in addition to any rewards regularly earned with your card. If you return or cancel an otherwise qualifying purchase, you are not eligible for a payout. Payouts for subscription services are only awarded to new customers in their first billing period after the merchant has confirmed your payment has processed. Payouts are not available on trial memberships, unless otherwise stated.

Disclaimers

By clicking the button below you are agreeing to leave the capitaloneoffers.com website or the Capital One Mobile app and to be redirected to the selected merchant’s website. Capital One is not responsible for the terms and content or the privacy and security policies of other websites and mobile applications. If you have selected Spanish as your preferred language experience in your Capital One online preferences, we cannot guarantee that the third party site to which you are being directed will offer a Spanish experience.

Payouts are usually issued within 45 days of an eligible purchase but may take longer in some cases.

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The eBay offer:

Merchant details

To earn the rebate you must make an eligible purchase at ebay.com. Offer can only be used one time per customer. Rate subject to change. The spend requirement must be met in a single transaction, on non-excluded items, after discounts, store credits, and redemption dollars are applied, and before taxes, shipping costs, and fees are applied. Not eligible for the purchase of gift cards, Best Offer purchases, bullion or on unpaid items with eBay. Only eligible for legitimate Winning Bid or “Buy It Now” transactions. To earn the rebate, you must be a Capital One cardholder or bank account holder, and logged in to your account on capitalone.com or the Capital One Mobile app.

How to receive the payout

We will attempt to issue the payout as rewards to your Quicksilver account ending in xxxx. Payouts are usually issued within 45 days of an eligible purchase but may take longer in some cases. Your account must be open and in good standing at the time we attempt to award the payout. In the event you have more than one account, we may apply the payout to any active credit card or bank account that is open and in good standing. This offer is valid for your use only and cannot be used to buy and resell goods or services to other persons or third parties.

What is a qualifying online purchase?

To make a qualifying online purchase, you must click the button below, and then complete a purchase at the selected merchant’s site, in the window opened by the Capital One Offers tile, within 24 hours. If an offer specifically lists an available coupon on this page, you may use it on the merchant’s site, subject to any coupon-related conditions that we display, but you must do so within 24 hours of activating the offer and during the same open browser session triggered by your offer activation. Use of any other coupons, cash back, or promotional websites after selecting an offer and before making a purchase will invalidate your offer. Use of VPNs and ad blockers may also invalidate your offer. Online purchases made on websites without first being redirected by a Capital One Offers tile are not qualifying online purchases.

How is the payout calculated?

The payout for qualifying online purchases is calculated using the subtotal amount of your eligible purchase, which is calculated after any eligible coupons are applied, and excludes taxes, shipping, credits, and other fees. A payout earned through this offer is in addition to any rewards regularly earned with your card. If you return or cancel an otherwise qualifying purchase, you are not eligible for a payout. Payouts for subscription services are only awarded to new customers in their first billing period after the merchant has confirmed your payment has processed. Payouts are not available on trial memberships, unless otherwise stated.

Read the complete Capital One Offers terms and conditions.

Disclaimers

By clicking the button below you are agreeing to leave the capitaloneoffers.com website or the Capital One Mobile app and to be redirected to the selected merchant’s website. Capital One is not responsible for the terms and content or the privacy and security policies of other websites and mobile applications. If you have selected Spanish as your preferred language experience in your Capital One online preferences, we cannot guarantee that the third party site to which you are being directed will offer a Spanish experience.

Payouts are usually issued within 45 days of an eligible purchase but may take longer in some cases.

@my4mainecoons said in PSA: Staples imposes a fee of $2.99 for recycling is battery in certain states as of 5/3/26.:

I just recycled a coin battery. No $2.99 charge but no credit either.

I am in Southern California and I just recycled my 6 ink cartridges and one AA alkaline battery and I got 3000 points, so I got 500 points for each of the cartridges but no points for my alkaline battery and they didn’t charge me any fee luckily. I wonder what the select states that are being hit with a recycling fee are.

@c3 said in PSA: Staples imposes a fee of $2.99 for recycling is battery in certain states as of 5/3/26.:

@mrvietnam said in PSA: Staples imposes a fee of $2.99 for recycling is battery in certain states as of 5/3/26.:

I still have a huge box of free after rewards batteries I got at Office Depot over the last decade, so I won’t be buying batteries for years to come.

You should check them. I’ve had to throw out a lot of brand new batteries because of leakage.

Thanks. I do. If they leak you can call Duracell and they will mail you a coupon for free batteries.

@mistercheap said in PSA: Staples imposes a fee of $2.99 for recycling is battery in certain states as of 5/3/26.:

@rick505 said in PSA: Staples imposes a fee of $2.99 for recycling is battery in certain states as of 5/3/26.:

I just read on the Staples subreddit, the $2.99 fee is waived if you purchase a battery at the same time.

The fee is waived if you purchase batteries in the same transaction. And you can price match (to Walmart, where they’re half the price).

https://www.reddit.com/r/Staples/comments/1t2s0ej/psa_staples_no_longer_recycles_batteries_for_free/

This will be useful when they run their Free after Rewards Batteries deals, then bring in a bag of 200 old batteries. Better than paying for batteries to recycle old ones

I still have a huge box of free after rewards batteries I got at Office Depot over the last decade, so I won’t be buying batteries for years to come.

Does anyone know of the items Staples will still recycle for free and you points back, besides monitors?

@penguin110 said in PSA: Staples scraps rewards points for recycling batteries as of 5/3/26. .:

I recycled a computer yesterday and received the points. The cashier listed it as a monitor.

Interesting. Thank you for testing it out. I wonder what other tech items they will give points for, even without having an offer on the app. I will recycle ink cartridges later today and try to recycle a battery and see if they impose a $2.99 charge or not. If they impose a charge, then I won’t recycle the battery but if not, I will and I’ll see if I get any points. From what I’ve read the fee might only be in certain states and not everywhere.

It’s kind of funny that Staples will make changes like this and not even tell the customers beforehand and just let them get to the store and find out. Seems like pretty poor customer relations.

@pakle said in PSA: Coming attractions - Staples will charge $2.99 fee to recycle batteries per transaction starting Sunday, 5/3/26. .:

So it looks like pts for tech recycle is totally gone? I read the initial comments and recycled a battery yesterday, no pts since I already did it in April. Now the tech recycling offer is totally gone from the app offers. Assume recycling an old cable won’t even get the ‘other tech’ pts now either.

That is what I am thinking too. I think now the points for recycling program may be limited entirely to ink and toner cartridges recycling. I guess one could test it out by recycling something “other technology” and see if they get any points.

@my4mainecoons said in PSA: Coming attractions - Staples will charge $2.99 fee to recycle batteries per transaction starting Sunday, 5/3/26. Recycle your montly alkaline battery now to avoid the fee.:

@mrvietnam May 2. I checked yesterday.

So then I have no case. I just assumed the offers were monthly. I won’t waste my time calling then. I have about 100 used AA batteries I will be throwing away soon as I can’t get rewards points for them anymore.

It looks like the only thing you can tecycle at Staples going forward are ink cartridges. I say that because as of this morning I only see a recycling offer for ink cartridges.

I wouldn’t be surprised if later this year they get rid of the ink recycling also. I’m with Mistercheap. Nothing would surprise me at this point as they make changes and don’t tell the customer in advance, kind of make changes.with no prior notice to their customers. Good thing I don’t have a box of three or 400 cartridges that could become worthless if they have plane to scrap the recycling program.

Does anyone know if the April battery recycling offer had an expiration date of April 30 or May 2 because if it was April 30 I think I will call Staples to see if they’ll give me points for the battery I recycled on May 2 since there may have been a new offer that supposedly expired May 2 and I didn’t get my points. I think I will call Monday to Staples rewards Customer Service and just see if they’ll give me credit for my May 2 recycling. Nothing to lose and $2.50 to gain…

@c3 said in PSA: Coming attractions - Staples will charge $2.99 fee to recycle batteries per transaction starting Sunday, 5/3/26. Recycle your montly alkaline battery now to avoid the fee.:

I got points for recycling “other tech” today.

What “other tech” did you recycle today?

@mistercheap said in PSA: Coming attractions - Staples will charge $2.99 fee to recycle batteries per transaction starting Sunday, 5/3/26. Recycle your montly alkaline battery now to avoid the fee.:

@c3 said in PSA: Coming attractions - Staples will charge $2.99 fee to recycle batteries per transaction starting Sunday, 5/3/26. Recycle your montly alkaline battery now to avoid the fee.:

The current offer says “Expires 5/2/26”. Why bother with this month at all, for only 2 days? Strange.

Thinking the same thing, if you recycled in April, the April period runs to 5/2 and you may not get $2.50 on a battery turn in today if you already did it for April. @MrVietnam take note.

With the price of gas and my staples store being 5-6 miles away, it will cost me $2+ in gas just to go there. Not going to even risk it, at best I break even if I get the $2.50 for today with gas at $4.49 around here.

You are right, Mistercheap. I recycled a battery on April 2 and got my $2.50 and I went this morning and recycled another battery on May 2, but I didn’t get any points for that. I did get the normal 3000 points for six recycled ink cartridges though, so I guess you only need to run out and do the deal if you didn’t recycle a battery in April otherwise you’re wasting your gas and time.

I guess we will all find out on Sunday, but I plan on recycling my battery tomorrow to get my $2.50 in points while I still can. It is probably just a matter of time before they scrap the recycling program entirely, including ink recycling… Good thing I only have enough cartridges for ink recycling through the end of the year.

I guess I will recycle a battery on both of my accounts tomorrow, so I can recycle one last time without having to pay a fee because it doesn’t make much sense to recycle a battery and make $2.50 in points when you have to pay $2.99 as a fee to recycle that one battery.

Has anyone else seen the new policy? It starts next month. Batteries, printers and monitors in select states will now have a charge to recycle them. My state is exempt from the printers and monitors but batteries will be $2.99 per transaction. I predict a lot of batteries being thrown away in the trash can outside the store.

Evidently the upcoming change was posted on Zipline, which is Staples’ internal messaging system, which the general public can’t access.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Staples/comments/1sw9aa5/charge_to_recycle_batteries/

If anyone is interested doing this deal I would do it today or tomorrow because I believe on May 1 Sam’s Club is raising their membership fees from $50 to $60, so if you get it now it’ll be a seven dollar money maker.

Valid 3/17 to 6/30/26 only on physical receipts

No go at Vons. There is only a 25 cent rebate bring offered in these parts.

@mrvietnam said in PSA: U.S. Postal Service seeks hike in price of first-class mail stamps to 82 cents in July:

Can the USPS really tell if postage stamps are fake? I bought a ton of stamps at Office Depot with rewards. One time I mailed a package covered with forever stamps and the clerk asked me where I got all those stamps. I said “Office Depot” and that was the end of it. I am glad he didn’t require proof because I didn’t keep my receipts.

Does the USPS check for fake stamps?

Yes, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) can and does detect counterfeit stamps, primarily through automated scanning technology that checks for specific ultraviolet (UV) light-sensitive phosphors. The Postal Inspection Service uses these methods to identify fake stamps and counterfeit package labels during mail processing.

How to tell if forever stamps are fake?

In general, some things to look out for include blurry or fuzzy text and design details, differences in color, die cuts that aren’t quite right, and more.

@yoregano said in PSA: U.S. Postal Service seeks hike in price of first-class mail stamps to 82 cents in July:

@marvomatic said in PSA: U.S. Postal Service seeks hike in price of first-class mail stamps to 82 cents in July:

@yoregano Please make sure its USPS stamps are real! There are a lot of stamps sold that are illegal, sold for up to 50%. The biggest discount that the stamps are discounted from USPS, are in the neighborhood of 10%! Otherwise they are fake, and the USPS does not get anything from the illegal stamps!

Yeah, I’m pretty sure they are legit. I don’t remember exactly where I got them, might have been ebay. Like I said, it was three or four years ago, whatever the case, USPS hasn’t “returned to sender” anything so far!

What happens if you mail a letter with a fake stamp?

So what happens if you use a counterfeit stamp when you mail your next letter? It is a crime, and it’s possible you could be prosecuted. The letter you mail will be treated as abandoned mail, so the postmaster has the discretion to open it or destroy it.

Can the USPS really tell if postage stamps are fake? I bought a ton of stamps at Office Depot with rewards. One time I mailed a package covered with forever stamps and the clerk asked me where I got all those stamps. I said “Office Depot” and that was the end of it. I am glad he didn’t require proof because I didn’t keep my receipts.

I’m just back from the restaurant. Luckily I have a Wendy’s supet close to home (5 minute walk). . I took my two sons and got three orders. The regular price of the small french fries is $2.69 in my area and the small Frosty is $3.49 for a total of $6.18 before tax if you had to pay for it.

Wendy’s fries are actually pretty good. Got to go. Off to another Wendy’s…

You can go to any Wendy’s nationwide and get a free, small fries AND a free small chocolate or vanilla. Frosty free of charge today., 4/7/26, only.

Today is the last day to get in on this offer

I’m in for a 12.5% discount to Walmart. Wahoo

@mistercheap said in Effective May 1, 2026 Sam’s Cub membership fees increasing to $60 a year:

@mrvietnam said in Effective May 1, 2026 Sam’s Cub membership fees increasing to $60 a year:

Effective May 1, 2026, membership prices will change from $50/year to $60/year for Club members, and from $110/year to $120/year for Plus members. Plus members will benefit from an increased 2% Sam’s Cash™ rewards cap, from $500 to $750 per year.

It will be just five dollars cheaper than the $65 per year cost for a Costco Gold Star membership.

assuming Costco doesn’t raise their’s too.

True, but since they just raised their fees already about a year and a half ago, it’s highly doubtful they’re going to raise them anytime soon… This is probably Sam’s Club’s response to Costco having raised their fees in 2024.

Costco typically raises membership fees every 5 to 6 years, with the most recent increase taking effect on September 1, 2024. This marked the first increase in seven years (since 2017), raising the basic Gold Star fee by $5 (to $65) and Executive memberships by $10 (to $130).

Since Sam’s Club really doesn’t offer free membership deals anymore or money maker member membership, deals, probably the best membership deal you can look for is 50% off for $30 a year.

Effective May 1, 2026, membership prices will change from $50/year to $60/year for Club members, and from $110/year to $120/year for Plus members. Plus members will benefit from an increased 2% Sam’s Cash™ rewards cap, from $500 to $750 per year.

It will be just five dollars cheaper than the $65 per year cost for a Costco Gold Star membership.

I used to save up my Fetch points too. I waited months and months, hoping that the gift cards would go on sale at one point or another, but then Black Friday passed and the holidays passed and still no redemption sale. I then had the realization that they probably won’t and it’s a more likely scenario that it’ll cost more points to redeem in the future and not less so I cashed out and got three $50 Kroger gift cards.

In the past, Albertsons gift cards did go on sale, but now Fetch doesn’t even offer Albertsons gift cards anymore.

Well, I just got back from my local Aldi store and they only carry the individual perfect bars and not the six count box of mini bar bars. So YMMV on finding an Aldi store that actually carries the six count mini bars. Lesson learned.: I should’ve checked on the Aldi app to see if they carry it before I head out.

Here are the two choices of Perfect Bar Peanut Butter Mini Bars that qualify:

Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Mini Bars, 6 ct
Dark Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Mini Bars, 6 ct

I personally don’t care much for Perfect Bars in general (not that tasty) but free is free. Plus it will boost your Ibotta balance and get you closer to having enough to cash out.

I’m in for 3 packages of peanut butter crackers and 7 packages of Goldfish. I signed up for Subscribe and Save for all items and got an extra 5% off, so for all 10 items it came to $18.79, or an average of $1.88 an item and they will be delivered by the time I wake up in the morning (between 4 and 8 am). The Goldfish are on sale at a local supermarket for 2 for $5 this week (and $2.64 at Walmart), so I got a decent deal, even though I wouldn’t have normally bought so much at one time.

Something went wrong and this promotion isn’t currently shoppable.

@c3 said in Albertsons Chains!! Buy $25 in Gift Cards (select) get $5 Grocery Voucher 3/13-3/26 (inc ZIFT ZILLONS!!):

@mrvietnam said in Albertsons Chains!! Buy $25 in Gift Cards (select) get $5 Grocery Voucher 3/13-3/26 (inc ZIFT ZILLONS!!):

Offer ends tomorrow, 3/26

3/24 should have been the last day for California, and other areas with the Wed-Tue sales cycle.

Yes, expiration date varies depending on your ad cycle.

Offer ends tomorrow, 3/26

This 1000 points equal one dollar Fetch offer recently reset so even if you got the tied to go pens two weeks ago, you can get them again and get your money back. I just did it yesterday and it worked flawlessly for me.

At least in my area in Southern California, they raise the price of these pens from $7.88 to $8.97, but I did get the full $8.97 back in points. My brother lives in Texas and he said the pens are still $7.88 in his area.

@my4mainecoons said in Amazon Save $10 when you buy $30 of select items Snacks |Now!| ExpUnk:

@mrvietnam There’s a different offer now that includes Nabisco.

https://phatwalletforums.com/topic/41812/amazon-crackers-nutrition-bars-cookies-etc-s-s-25-off-expunk

I clicked on the link in the OP of the thread your link sent me to and got this:

Something went wrong and this promotion isn’t currently shoppable.

It looks like primarily the snack items include Goldfish, Lance’s snack crackers, and different types of chips.

@my4mainecoons said in CAPITAL ONE SHOPPING 40% Cashback at CVS today 3/22 only:

Data point. I made a CVS purchase using Capital One last month and nothing tracked.

Data point: Thank you.

Thanks for the deal, MC. My son took advantage of this free $10 and used it to buy a Siamese fighting fish for one of his friends.

@sonofzeus said in PETSMART REWARDS (TARGETED) FREE $10 in Points to spend this weekend! MUST ACTIVATE, ends 3/22:

@mrvietnam Our Zed is 15. She’s getting 2x$10 of moist and dry. Wish she liked mashed yams.

What type of animal is Zed? If you’re talking about a guinea pig, their lifespan is usually between three and eight years.

@my4mainecoons said in PETSMART REWARDS (TARGETED) FREE $10 in Points to spend this weekend! MUST ACTIVATE, ends 3/22:

@mrvietnam he died? Wasn’t he only ~4 years old?

Yes, he passed away.

@c3 said in Albertsons Chains!! Buy $25 in Gift Cards (select) get $5 Grocery Voucher 3/13-3/26 (inc ZIFT ZILLONS!!):

@mrvietnam said in Albertsons Chains!! Buy $25 in Gift Cards (select) get $5 Grocery Voucher 3/13-3/26 (inc ZIFT ZILLONS!!):

So even though I scanned the coupon at the self checkout, it still worked when I use it at a regular checkout, so by scanning it at the self checkout did not invalidate the barcode.

The coupons are not unique, so there is nothing to invalidate. That’s the reason they disabled the coupon for self checkout.

Thanks for that observation. I didn’t notice that the coupon code was not unique. I guess they’re trying to stop people from scanning the coupon and then just putting a random piece of paper in the coupon box and then holding onto the original five dollar coupon to use over and over again.

It’s times like this I wish I had a pet. Too bad PetSmart does not sell any kind of people food.

RIP, Jack

Good point MC. I plan on getting three more $25 gift cards to earn 300 more points because right now I have 900 points from this deal and if I get 1200 points, I can redeem for the $20 back on my basket. So I’ll have to do the math to find out the exact percent off, but it is more than 23% maybe closer to 30% as you say. I wish they had the 10 times in points for Zillow’s gift card offer like they had in the past, but maybe it’ll return at one point.

Also, about the five dollar off coupon even purchases made today. It shows an expiration of March 31. And I found out that you cannot use the coupon at self checkout and even says that on the coupon because if you try to use it at a self checkout station it’ll show that it’s been used, but it just won’t take the five dollars off. I explained that to the self check out person manning that area and they dug out my coupon from the coupon box in the machine and said it should work at a regular checkout and sure enough I bought something else and used at a regular checkout and the five dollar coupon worked. So even though I scanned the coupon at the self checkout, it still worked when I use it at a regular checkout, so by scanning it at the self checkout did not invalidate the barcode.

EDIT: I just did the math and it looks like when I factor in the $20 off coupon for 1200 points that the discount is about 29.33%, so not bad at all really. 29.3% back at Amazon is pretty good considering it’s a major retailer that almost never offers those kind of discounts.

Since I have to do the transactions back to back, I don’t want to bother the cashier or hold up the line. I don’t dare do more than two at one time (back-to-back) and if I do too many at the same store, I’m afraid they’ll become suspicious or something. Luckily the store is only a mile from home so I’ll just wait a few hours and then go back maybe once or twice today

The 4X the points on gift cards offer returned this weekend, so I can get some more Amazon money at effectively 23% off.

Thanks. In for $20 at Walmart.

Well, the deal was not in the ad nor was it marked on the shelf, but it worked anyway. I did back to back transactions at the self checkout for $25 for each ZIFT card and I got back the five dollar off five dollar coupon on both receipt. The coupon expires on March 31, 2026. I plan on getting a bunch more because it’s nice to be able to get 23% off Amazon plus I get 100 points and those posted flawlessly also for each $25 card. Not quite as good as past offers, but I’ll take it.

It’s interesting. I read the terms of the five dollar off coupon and it says it’s not redeemable at self checkout lanes so you have to redeem it with the cashier.

Actually, when purchasing the ZIFT gift cards at the self checkout lanes it lets you enter how much you want to put on it on the variable card, but to complete the transaction the person manning the self checkout lanes has to scan his ID or else the transaction won’t complete.

@yoregano said in Albertsons Chains!! Buy $25 in Gift Cards (select) get $5 Grocery Voucher 3/13-3/26 (inc ZIFT ZILLONS!!):

Best to wait for Saturday and clip the 4x points of gift card purchases coupon in J4U deals.
I often find that when I don’t see a GC offer mentioned in the ad, there is still a tag on the GC display showing the offer.

I am not seeing the 4X points for gift card purchases coupon in Just4U. Does that offer show up on Saturday? Is it a one time use or unlimited use coupon? How do you know it’s coming?

I assume the $5 grocery vouchers you get back have two week validities to spend them.

Since this deal isn’t listed in my local ad here in Southern California, I think I’ll just buy one $25 ZIFT gift card as a test case and see if I get the five dollar voucher or not. I know in previous ZIFT deals it also wasn’t listed in Southern California, but it still worked, so I’m hoping this offer is no different.