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Originally Posted by coupon girl
I found that if you are looking at a clearance item and you switch your preferred store that you may actually find the item cheaper at the new store. I found two items that i was going to buy a bit cheaper at another local Canadian Tire> Some stores may acctually have the item for more money
Thatdone -thanks for the tip about clearance items at canadian tire.
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Originally Posted by flemeth
I didn't know they existed. That would've been a great deal.
Check your PC optimum offers:
I had a special offer of 3000pts for every box of Kelloggs Rice Krispies Squares-Homestyle. I got 6 boxes.
At NF and RCSS they are priced at $3.49, so works out to $0.49 per box after points. Had to taste one this morning...pretty good! ;)
I was not one of the fortunate to get that offer, they are pretty goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Laurabelle81
thanks for pointing this out!!
I was able to PM WM and got for free!
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Originally Posted by Laurabelle81
Last week, Loblaws gave one of our accounts this offer: FREE! NN Large White Eggs 12's OR NN Butter 454g OR PC or Blue Menu Lasagna (2/2.7kg) Limit: 1
Since we occasionally eat frozen lasagna and this is for the large size that's two hearty meals for us, this was a big improvement over the similar freebie I'd received a while back, which had a loaf of Wonder bread instead of the lasagna (I took the butter).
And even better, the same account got the same offer again for this week.
wow, never had any free item offer besides a few that i got from NF hauliday
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Originally Posted by Arjon
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It's a deal yes, but Metro and their insane prices!
Yesterday I bought 2 x 2L cartons of 2% Natrel Filtered milk @ $5.29 each and received a 1 x 1L of Natrel 5% light coffee cream for FREE.
Normally I look for a better sale on the 2L's of milk but the free carton of cream pulled me in. Guess what Metro's shelf price was on that 1L carton of 5% ?
$5.29!! Whoa!
A 1L of a better, richer coffee cream when on sale goes for maybe $2.99 - $3.50....Metro you are crazy! No matter, by my logic I paid $3.52 for each item.....I can live with that.
My understanding is that the free item offers are only at the high-end chains, so Loblaws, Zehrs et al. I only shop at Loblaws occasionally, so I'd guess that these offers are targeted at such accounts in order to get them into the store more often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Purdee
there are two loblaws in my city but as you stated they are more expensive so i rarely go there, example, i have an offer for 3000 points on rotisserie chicken at loblaws, their price is $12.99 while rcss price is $9.49 but no points.
i have costco membership so i may as well go there. All three stores are within minutes of my home or my work.
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Originally Posted by Arjon
I don't remember the last time I paid the regular price for anything there. I basically only go in when they have a good deal on something, and even then, mostly only if I'm also going to hit a nearby store. I probably would have made a special trip for the lasagna, but it was moot since I was going to the oriental grocery down the street, plus I did the 8k wus $20 on Pepsi/Lays offer while I was at Loblaws, granted I did pay 2/$13 for 4 cases of Pepsi instead of PMing at RCSS for $6.29.
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Originally Posted by Purdee
@Arjon nice to know other loblaws allow price matching, the one i'd go to does not and stopped taking coupons due to covid. I don't want to make a fuss so i just shop elsewhere :)
Loblaws doesn't PM. I could have PMed Freshco at RCSS, but that would have been a separate trip in the opposite direction so paying 4x 21 cents more was an easy choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Purdee