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This is certainly a your milage may vary offer, but I just did this deal and I wanted to share it.
I had a $5 off $25 coupon for Dollar General, so I stopped in. (I'm not even going to mention the savings from that in this offer.)
I found Hamburger Helper on sale for $1 each.
There were $1 off 2 coupons on the boxes.
Buying 4, that cost $2. I bought a gallon of milk for $2.75
Total cost at store was $4.75 for four boxes of Helper and a gallon of milk.
When I got home, I submitted my receipt to http://rewards.tpgrewards.com/freemilk/ to receive $2.75 back on the milk.
Then I went into my SavingStar app and redeemed the rebate for $1 back on 4 Tuna or Hamburger Helpers.
I went into Ibotta and redeemed for 25 cents back on any purchase.
Finally, I went into the Boxtops for Education App and snapped a photo of my receipt for an extra 8 boxtops for the school of my choice.
Final breakdown:
4 Hamburger Helpers = $4
gallon of milk = $2.75
Total: $6.75
Minus in store coupon of $1 off 2 (use two) $2 $4.75
Minus SavingStar money back = $1 $3.75
Minus Ibotta money back = .25 $3.50
Minus milk refund = $2.75 $0.75
So for 75 cents I bought 4 boxes of Helper, a gallon of milk, and between the Boxtops on the boxes and the ones I collected extra, I earned $1.20 for the school of my choice.
Excellent! And those items are good staples for those on a budget.
ReplyDeleteI have a question. For Savings Star, I tried to scan the barcodes of the items purchased, and it shows that it accepted all four, but says I am only submitting one item. What is going on with that? How do I know? I tried to find it, but the app won't let me see what they see.
ReplyDelete4 purchases = 1 item rebate on this one. :)
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