Not one penny exchanged hands – and the cashier said I was a smart shopper (considering the couple ahead of me spend $132 on nonsense…). Remember, there’s lots of stuff in the school supply section that everyone can use, like the shipping tape.
Here’s the original post with Target coupon links. You can be a smart shopper, too!
Well, you can get school suppy freebies all over, but office supply chains do the rebate, and I’d rather not pay anything upfront! Right now, Target has store coupons (means no tax on freebies!) for $1 off two Mead products and $1.50 off up & up school supply items. Mead 4-pk folders are 50¢ each this week and the up & up notebook filler paper is $1.50! Get 8 folders and a pack of lined paper for free with one coupon of each – print two each per computer! Even if you don’t need any of this stuff, you might as well donate, since there’s no tax involved.
The LEGO Store Monthly Mini Model Build is today! One day each month you can learn how to build a cool LEGO mini model and take it home – for free. Quantities are limited and offer is good while supplies last only. A new model is available every month and will be specially themed to that month – ask a store associate for details. Models are not for sale and cannot be purchased. One free kit per child. Event is open to children aged 6 to 14 only. August’s FREE mini-model is a pink flamingo. Event starts at 5 pm.
ANd if you’re going the LEGO route anyway, get LEGOLAND tickets for only $10 – that’s over 50% off – good for any date through December 31, 2013.
The latest collage deal at Walgreens is a one-day only freebie. Use code DEAL8XTEN at checkout, choose store pick up and your 8×10 collage will be totally free. Great way for William & Kate to save a few £s.
’cause free is good.
Yep, that’s right! A sharp-eyed reader found this exclusive under special offers:
Get a $10 Toys“R”Us bonus when you cash in $40 or more at Coinstar—exclusively at the Kroger Co. Family of Stores—for a Toys“R”Us eGift Card. Your $10 bonus code will print on your receipt. Remember, there’s absolutely NO FEE when you cash in for eGift Cards. Offer available July 26-Aug. 11, 2013, at these stores: Kroger, Fred Meyer, Fry’s, King Soopers, Dillons, City Market, Smith’s, Baker’s, Ralphs, QFC, and Gerbes.
If you’re interested in making a fast $10, pick up a few rolls of quarters at your bank, then turn around and cash them in. Unfortunately, Food4Less stores aren’t listed…
The LEGO Store Monthly Mini Model Build is today! One day each month you can learn how to build a cool LEGO mini model and take it home – for free. Quantities are limited and offer is good while supplies last only. A new model is available every month and will be specially themed to that month – ask a store associate for details. Models are not for sale and cannot be purchased. One free kit per child. Event is open to children aged 6 to 14 only. August’s FREE mini-model is this LEGO Friends Jewelry Box. Event starts at 5 pm.
Get LEGOLAND tickets for only $10 – that’s over 50% off – good for any date through December 31, 2013. I think it’s across from Woodfield Mall, where one of the LEGO Stores is located.
Fill out a short form to receive your free sample (stuff like name/address, family size). If you’ve requested a sample from Finish Quantum in the recent past, you may not be eligible for this one.
I joined the Wholly Guac club some time back and periodically they offer “stuff” – good stuff. The right Quarter Pounder freebie coupon was the ZERO points prize on My Coke Rewards the end of June. Join if you drink any of the Coke family products (I didn’t know Powerade earned points!).
7-Eleven, Inc. has choreographed a super-cool celebration to mark its 86th birthday Thursday, July 11 (that’s 7/11, btw), better known by fans of its popular frozen drink as Free Slurpee® Day. Big things are in store and online for the festivities:
Lisle has the Eyes to the Sky Festival every year over the 4th of July holiday. It combines a carnival, arts/crafts stands and food court with concerts and hot air balloon launches twice a day. It’s $5 to get in to the festival (carnival is free), but Lisle residents get in free on the 4th between noon and 3 pm. So go in, get your hand stamped and go back for the fireworks later on.
Moo and Oink not only fed us David’s kosher franks and hamburgers seasoned with onions and BBQ sauce, they gave us lots and lots of nice coupons. Thanks, critters.
Why yes, we will take more of those tasty hot dogs. But you only have the yellow mustard! Oh, well, we’ll cope…somehow
Not only was the Müller’s yogurt stand handing out cartons of yogurt (strawberry or mixied berries) and $1 coupons, they were handing out FULL CASES! They weren’t putting on limits, then one guy started selling those cases for $2. That’s just ignorant. but a great deal for the Buyers…
PITA and I had our hair French-braided – her’s was also sprayed pink. not a good look for me.