If the cans are $4.99, does the receipt show the deal price for each can ($2.50 for the 1st and $2.49 for the 2nd), or does it show the price of the 1st can $4.99 and the next one “0”?
I’m wondering if any of the cans show “0”, then you’re not actually “buying” them as the rebate says, and it might be cause for denial of the rebate. All’s good if each can on the receipt has a price beside it.

You buy 2 4-packs at $5.99 each and get a $5 gift card. That’s $11.98 BEFORE the gift card (or $11.38 if you do S&S). MISTERCHEAP’s post is correct.

Comes out to about 16.5% savings.

@skh12
That may be true, but when you shop hot deals (like my 4mainecoons above) and consider that there’s no wasted coffee, and factor in speed and convenience, well, I’m a convert.

It’s especially true in my house where one drinks decaf and one drinks regular. There’s more counter space with one coffee maker instead of the 2 we had out before k-cups.

Was that 1-day only or is there a promo code? It’s $10 more today.

Is there some promo code we’re missing? I’m getting $27.05 also

Starbucks comes to 70c per pod with BOGOF, and you have to buy 4 to get this deal and free shipping.

Thanks MISTERCHEAP. Still need a few things and these codes will come in handy.

Thanks MrVietnam. More than pays for the $5.95 activation fee that always bothered me.

@ Noahbody: "The $1 Long Island Iced tea—or, as they’re calling them, L.I.T.s.—are a mix of vodka, rum, gin, tequila, triple sec, and sweet & sour mix, with a splash of cola. That’s a whopping 1.5 ounces of hard alcohol per drink— so proceed with caution. "

Yes, a REAL L.I.T. packs a wallop, but in my experience these Dollar ones are short changed on the alcohol, just like their $1 Margarita’s.