@sonofzeus said in Free or Very Cheap BUD Family 15 pack Beer for July 4th MOST STATES after $15 Rebate (LIMIT 3 Submissions!) Purchases 6/15 to 7/8:

@mtnagel The stars aligned in early June.

Very helpful I know they had similar offers before, but I’ve never heard anyone say if they could do both the online one and the Kroger one (I assume the BYE would stack with either). It’s a great MM if you can combine all 3, but I’m not taking a risk for only 2 considering I’d have to then find someone to give the beer away to (not because of political reasons; I don’t drink swill).

@sonofzeus said in Free or Very Cheap BUD Family 15 pack Beer for July 4th MOST STATES after $15 Rebate (LIMIT 3 Submissions!) Purchases 6/15 to 7/8:

@mmyk I did it last month and it was a 20USD MM after several rebates.

Was it the ones I just posted or other ones?

I still wonder if I can combine this rebate with the Kroger rebate and the BYE app. If you can, it should be a $17 MM ($18 - $15 - $15 - $5). I think I’ve heard you can’t cash out the alcohol rebates at Kroger that go to paypal until you hit $20 so you’d need do another one.

@mtnagel said in Coupons.com app closing down, must switch to shopmium:

Just downloaded the app and you can’t see the cash back amount unless you click each offer. What a terrible design! They gave me a free cookie dough so I’ll use that and I might scroll through to see if there is something I was already going to buy, but can’t see me using it much like that. Who thought the design on the right was better than the left?

I did the free cookies offer yesterday and they paid me overnight. They even paid me the full $5.50 it said even though I only paid $4.69.

@marvomatic said in Amazon Prime Buy a $50 eGift card Get $5 Credit for Prime Day July 3 - 10:

https://www.amazon.com/b?node=14485264011

Thanks! In for 2.

FYI:

Your $5.00 promotional credit will only be visible at checkout during your next eligible purchase and not in your gift card balance. It can be used on eligible products sold by Amazon on Amazon.com.

This credit will expire on August 25, 2023

@q-shopper said in Coupons.com app closing down, must switch to shopmium:

I have already earned $31 in just over a week.
Pretty happy with it.

That’s awesome! Nothing crazy jumped out at me, but I rarely found anything I bought on coupons.com so there’s that.

Just downloaded the app and you can’t see the cash back amount unless you click each offer. What a terrible design! They gave me a free cookie dough so I’ll use that and I might scroll through to see if there is something I was already going to buy, but can’t see me using it much like that. Who thought the design on the right was better than the left?

Totally forgot about this, but just got an email:

Hello Matthew,
Congratulations! You have successfully submitted for your Bagel Tax Refund. A coupon for your next purchase of Philadelphia cream cheese will be on its way shortly!
Unfortunately there was a technical issue in collecting shipping address information in the original submission form. To ensure you get your well-deserved Philadelphia cream cheese coupon, please re-enter your shipping address here.
We apologize for this inconvenience but assure that your coupon will be in the mail shortly! Please expect 2-4 weeks for delivery.
Thanks,
Philadelphia cream cheese

"technical issue"
Sure…

@mistercheap said in FETCH Rewards Gripes:

@mtnagel said in FETCH Rewards Gripes:

Wow, that’s a ton of receipts!

My biggest gripe is the devaluation of the rewards. I still use it, but pass up many offers that just aren’t worth it anymore.

Remember, you can scan receipts from restaurants, liquor stores, gas, grocery,drug, home depot, etc. they all count. It’s not just grocery receipts that get the base credit, my system works well when you need ‘any’ receipt to scan for the daily bonus spin.

Yeah I know. We just don’t buy that much stuff. We do a lot of online shopping and I have Amazon linked to Fetch.

Wow, that’s a ton of receipts!

My biggest gripe is the devaluation of the rewards. I still use it, but pass up many offers that just aren’t worth it anymore.