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"A penny saved is a dollar earned."
Benjamin Franklin
Ways to Save - Coupons and Rebates
TIPS FOR USING COUPONS
Know the Expiration Date
Be sure you know the expiration date of a coupon. You usually cannot use a coupon if it is expired.
Know the Restrictions and Requirements
Sometimes you can only receive a discount on a product if it is a certain size or you purchase a certain amount.
TIPS FOR USING REBATES
Know the Expiration Date
If you mail in your rebate after the expiration date (also the received or postmarked date), you may not get your money back.
Know the Rebate Terms
Read the rebate form carefully to know what to need to purchase and what to send in or do to guarantee you receive the full rebate amount.
Watch for:
- Which product to purchase and amount
- Maximum purchase price
- What needs to be mailed in (UPC, receipt, etc)
- Specifics (circle, staple, postmark date, etc)
- Infiniti Conair You Curl ($5; expires January 31)
- Clorox System ($5; expires February 1)
- Brita Filter (buy 1, get 1; expires February 28)
- Pantene Pro-V (2x back; expires June 30)
- Everybody Nuts (expires unknown)
- Garelick Farms Milk (expires unknown)
- MAC Cosmetics (expires unknown)
- Success Rice (expires unknown)
Disclaimer: This is not an all inclusive list of rebate offers. This page will be updated with new offers as needed.
What's the Difference?
Coupon = discount that automatically applies to an item when you checkout.
Rebate = a refund that you request from a company after purchasing an item.
Is This Coupon Real?
Printable coupons are available everywhere on the Internet and are quickly becoming more popular. But how do you know which coupons are legitimate?
Do's & Don'ts >
Keep Track of Rebates
Get a notebook and record the rebates you redeem. Record important details such as where you found the rebate and when you mailed it out. Mark off rebates when you receive them.
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