Regularly priced: $4.99 each, Sale price: $3.25 each
(2) Sprite 12 packs
Regularly priced: $4.99 each, Sale price: $3.25 each
Will receive: $3 ECB WYB (4)
Will use: $4 off purchase of $20 or more, CVS coupon
Final price: $1.50 each
(1) 2% Milk, 1 gallon
Regularly priced: $3.89, Sale price: $3.69
Will receive: $1 ECB
Final price: $2.69
(1) ban deodorant
Regularly priced: $3.59, Sale price: $2.99
Will receive: $2 ECB
Will use: $0.75 off coupon
Final price: $0.24
(1) Toberlone
Regularly priced: $1.29, Sale price: $0.32
Total: $20.00
Coupons Used:
$4 off purchase of $20 or more, CVS Coupon
$0.75 off ban deororant
$14.99 ECB from previous weeks
Subtotal: $0.26
Tax: $0.27
Spent: $0.53
Saved: $28.47
That's a savings of 98.2% after tax!
Received: $6 ECB to be used later
At a loss of only $8.99 ECB!
I don't normally buy soda, especially not cans! But we are in the process of stocking up on items for my sons 1st birthday at the end of this month! And 4 (12 packs) for $6 is an amazing price!!
So glad that you went ahead with the blog!! =) I was thinking about starting one about a month ago, but just decided it would have to go on hold because it is so time consuming and nearly impossible to do with the new baby! Good luck with it and if you host any good giveaways, let me know ;)
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What is ECB? I hate to sound dumb but...
ReplyDeleteSara, I'm working on making a list of all the coupon terms to start with. I hope to have this posted today! But an ECB (Extra Care Buck) is basically CVS money. For example with the deodorant, it was $2.99, but I received $2 ECB from buying it. That $2 ECB prints at the end of the receipt and can be used like cash toward a future purchase. So essentially, the deodorant would only cost $0.99 (less if you have a coupon).
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