The small size cans (2.5 oz) of Gillette Fusion shaving gel and the plain Gillette blue can are both generating $2 ecbs – use the $1 coupon in the November P&G to make these a slight money maker. The Fusion rings up at 2.37, while the blue can is 1.69 (?). Weird, I know. The satellite system was down, which means no ecbs. They put the $4 onto a gift card, which works even better for me. So 1.55 MM after taxes. Oh, I almost forgot: limit one ecb per card.
Wandered around for a while, trying to see what we could get a deal on. The only thing that immediately jumped out at me was the cashews on BOGO which is great since they are
also part of the Spend $30 get a $10 gift card promotion.
Buy 10 and pay for five at $5.79. Brings you to $28.95, which probably won’t trigger the card. Then I saw this display of holiday M&Ms for 2/$5, remembered that $1.50 Mars IP I still had and did some quick math: $28.95 + $2.50 = $31.45. Subtract the 1.50 and you’re at $29.95 and get back a $10 gift card, so $19.95 for 10 cans of almonds and a big-ass bag of M&Ms. What more do you need in life? If you’re going to be doing any holiday baking or throwing a party, less than two bucks a can for cashews is crazy-low.
The shaving cream wasn’t limit 1 last time I don’t believe.
Every deal has different terms, Justin. One week it could be this price with ecbs, another week no ecbs but a different price. It’s all marketing, seeing how many sales they can generate and make the most cash from.