@ritholtz I thought the regular one was for being a new customer.

@jmc I’d like to get 6 at each price point, no more than 5 of one item.
6 @ $21.99 = 131.94
6 @ $19.99 = 119.94

• 15% = - 37.78
  total oop $214.10
  Earn $60 Kohls Cash, $144 back in rebates and $10 (?) in Yes2You = $214

Can I stack the $10/$30 from Discover?
Would lower the oop but doesn’t change the KC and would still get $10 in Yes2You.
Would make it $10MM + 5% on $200 from Discover ($10) for $20 MM?

@fivetalents IIRC the more you buy the lower your net cost. Of course that assumes you can unload the appliances. I’ve had crock pots, toasters, blenders & coffee makers at yard sale for years. I think I’m getting Panini makers, toaster ovens and waffle makers this year.

@fivetalents Limit 5 rebates per product per household means one could get 5 mixers, 5 crock pots, etc. That’s what I’ve done in the past. Hmmm. Maybe go for 12 products, $200… I have Kohls gc purchased with SYWR points at RA… I think that’s what I did last year, ~ $200 worth.

@kohlspowrshopper I remember doing this last year and ending up with a bunch of Kohl’s cash which I then used to buy a Cuisinart Pressure cooker for next to nothing. IIRC I ordered ~ $100 in small appliances to maximize Kohls Cash.

Do I have this correct? Spend $100 on appliances, get back $72 in rebates, $30 in KC and $5 in Y2U?

In the past I’ve ordered online to pick up in a no-sales tax state.