@dangeruss said in SF Bay Coffee as low as free S&S YMMV @Amazon:
30OFFGWB
I think you broke Amazon 
I couldn’t get the coupon code to work and didn’t any coupons in my account, but switching to my SO’s account, she had a 25% off S&S, but couldn’t add another coupon so not sure how I could stack them like you did.
@jbw said in PayPal Offer: $10 back on $35+ at Philips 66, Conoco, or 76 gas stations (exp 1/31/23):
@sonofzeus
Thanks for posting this! The finally cashier got the scanner to accept the paypal qr code. At my 76 station it unlocked a lower than cash price for gas. Maybe it is a commercial price. Anyway, I hope to get $10 off + 5% PayPal with discover card discounts at a price similar to the cash price at ARCO.
Did you have to go inside to pay?
Edit: I see it says you can pay at the pump, but how you do pay with paypal at the pump? I know you can show a code to the cashier to scan, but I don’t see how that would work a the pump.
@mtnagel said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:
I opened and funded the account on July 7th. I have a linked external account, but when I try to transfer some of my money out of my Bread account into an external account, no matter what amount I put, I get the error, “That’s more than you have to transfer!” Even trying $1 gives that error. Is there a reason I can’t transfer any amount of money out? I sent them a message, but anyone here know if they have some limit where the money has to stay in your account?
To answer my own question. It turns out there is a 10 business day hold for accounts <30 days old. That gets reduced to 5 business days for older account. Kind of annoying, but it is what it is. I just wish they were more upfront with it. Here was their exact response:
Within the first 30 days following account opening, all deposits will have a 10 business day hold applied. Please note that this hold does not apply to direct deposits initiated by your external financial institution or wire deposits.
Following the 30 day new account period, the hold for electronic deposits initiated by Bread Savings (via telephone or through your online banking) will decrease to 5 business days. The hold time for deposits by check will remain at 10 business days.
I opened and funded the account on July 7th. I have a linked external account, but when I try to transfer some of my money out of my Bread account into an external account, no matter what amount I put, I get the error, “That’s more than you have to transfer!” Even trying $1 gives that error. Is there a reason I can’t transfer any amount of money out? I sent them a message, but anyone here know if they have some limit where the money has to stay in your account?
@mrvietnam said in Target/WMT/Acme: Blue Diamond Extreme Almonds - Free or up to $5 mm ac's/IBOTTA/$5 online rebate:
@mtnagel said in Target/WMT/Acme: Blue Diamond Extreme Almonds - Free or up to $5 mm ac's/IBOTTA/$5 online rebate:
@mrvietnam said in Target/WMT/Acme: Blue Diamond Extreme Almonds - Free or up to $5 mm ac's/IBOTTA/$5 online rebate:
Use Alexa’s shopping list to get cashback in physical grocery and pharmacy stores.You pretty much figured it out
I also have Google Home. Hopefully one day Google Home will also have something similar.
I wonder if you even need an Echo device to use the Alexa app? Maybe you just need the app and an Amazon account. I’d give a try.
@mrvietnam said in Target/WMT/Acme: Blue Diamond Extreme Almonds - Free or up to $5 mm ac's/IBOTTA/$5 online rebate:
Use Alexa’s shopping list to get cashback in physical grocery and pharmacy stores.
You pretty much figured it out Alexa app. Add offers. They are almost all identical to coupons.com, but not always. The process is pretty much - Buy item, submit picture of receipt, scan bar code. Get $ back as Amazon gift card. First time it took days, but now it’s been within 24 hours lately. You can double dip with coupons.com. Amazon has always given me my credit when coupons.com has rejected it (when an item was on sale, for example).
Used 4@$1.50 mq
Pardon my ignorance, what’s “mq”?
Yesterday I paid $1.39 in Walmart. I had $1.50 Ibotta, $1.25 coupons.com and $1.25 Alexa shopping offers, all of which have been credited already. They only had a shelf tag for the ghost pepper version, but I saw another can of the Cayenne version. So this is definitely YMMV.
Yesterday I paid $1.39 in Walmart. I had $1.50 Ibotta, $1.25 coupons.com and $1.25 Alexa shopping offers, all of which have been credited already. They only had a shelf tag for the ghost pepper version, but I saw another can of the Cayenne version. So this is definitely YMMV.
Maybe common knowledge, but if you open the link in an Incognito window, it will give you a new coupon with a new code with an expiration date a month from today. So seemingly you can keep printing new coupons until they shut it down.