Just coming to post this . Most stuff are overpriced but will be worth in the endQuote:
Originally Posted by Laurabelle81
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Just coming to post this . Most stuff are overpriced but will be worth in the endQuote:
Originally Posted by Laurabelle81
Definitely! We bought overpriced candy.Quote:
Originally Posted by flemeth
Was wanting Flintstones vitamins, but at $26 for a small bottle...no way!
Considering the extra time and effort to go where I normally would not, it will only be worth it in the end if I get to 5 partners. I did Global Pet Food on one account, which will help. Might go back if I don't find a better #5 for our other account.Quote:
Originally Posted by flemeth
PC Blue Menu shepherd's pie, 907 g, regular price is $15.00. Yellow tag price is $12.44. Then pink stickered 50% off. Had $10 in points. After points factored in, got 2 for $2.44. Expires October 2025.
Check your Independent Grocer, Valu-mart, Loblaws. May be discontinued or new packaging coming.
RCSS 1-pound of Becel margarine for $1.23
No free or free-plus deals on Becel in Edmonton?Quote:
Originally Posted by HermanH
Sorry, but I've never heard about those types of deals. What are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Arjon
I took advantage of the Kit Kat and Coffee Crisp Pops offer on Checkout51
Total spent $3.48 (4 X .77 plus tax)
less $3.00 Checkout 51 (2x$1.50 wub2)
less .50 Checkout 51 (bonus for 2 offers submitted)
Profit .02 cents!!
p.s. The Kit Kat ones are good but the Coffee Crisp ones have a very strong coffee taste
At superstore. pinty’s chicken wings are 15.98 minus 1000 points.
Price match Metro, 9.99
Minus 5.00 dollar superstore loadable offer
3.99 each!
Free is simply when you have a coupon or rebate that reduces the net cost to 0; e.g. $2 price minus a $2 coupon or rebate. Free-plus is even better, free plus points and/or cash overage.Quote:
Originally Posted by HermanH
This week in ON, Becel plant butter bricks are $1.77 at Freshco, and there's a $2 printable. If the store reduces the coupon to $1.77, it's free. If not, free-plus. With a PCO offer on Becel, PMing at NF or RCSS is also free-plus whether the coupon is reduced or not.
Thanks for the explanation. I rarely use coupons, mainly because I don't get them or cannot find any. Also, I have had poor experience with RCSS. I had a Chapmans $4 coupon for ice cream and tried to use it on a product on sale for $4. RCSS refused to honour the coupon and sale price and insisted on charging their regular retail price before applying the coupon discount. I promptly walked out and will not waste any more time with such shenanigans. I checked with Chapmans and was told that RCSS was operating within their discretion on coupon handling. I understand why it is done, but won't waste my valuable time playing their silly games.
My understanding is that accepting coupons is a matter of chin policy. So unless a given chain has spelled out exactly what staff must and can't do, the degree of consistency can be limited, both across the chain and even with different staff within a single store. Sad but afaik true.Quote:
Originally Posted by HermanH
Re. your RCSS, you might consider trying to find out if what happened is actually the store's policy. It could just have been an over-zealous cashier.
Fwiw, I rarely find tearpads at all, so almost never any I'd use. I do try to use printables as often as possible.
I had the issue kicked around by the store management and it was pretty consistent throughout that particular store. So, it wasn't any particular cashier. If that is the store policy, then it is likely pervasive within Edmonton. I haven't tested at other RCSS, but have found their major policies consistent in the RCSS group of stores. Oh, well. They out-smarted me so well that I just took my coupons over to Walmart, where they had no problem giving me the $4 discount from their sale price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arjon
Walmart had 2x 1.89L of milk for $1.24 each and a 4-litre jug for $2.87
RCSS had a 3.5-pound chub of Piri-Piri chicken breast for $3/lb.
Flashfood: 2x 6 ct raised Hawaiian sprinkle donuts for 50 cents each that I got to make into a bread pudding.