Just wanted to share my best coupon haul EVER with yall

what is syw?

Sywr- shop your way rewards is a rewards program that is used at a family of certain stores. Id post here but dont want to get wacked (have before.... a quick google search will pull em up!


Thanks doc!!


Meauxjeaux.... tell her this is the best deal ive seen.... its going to last all month. My hubby may likely put me on restriction soon :(

Damn impressive!

I see Travonne checked you out twice

RIP

No.... theres a coupon for buy 20 get 20 in points....use a coupon every transaction from friends and family n keep rplling points...ucan see my points balance on each transaction not like I have 200 in points. racked up


Itll only allow u to get one.coupon per.fb acct.so yea anyone can do it if u can keep gettin the coupon


U can see where it says syw cpn redenption bonus offer 20000 orsomething like that

Impressive. My wife does the coupon thing with CVS and Walgreens and gets some really, really good deals from time to time. She does it mainly on consumables that we would use anyways, such as T-P, paper towels, toiletries, cleaning supplies, laundry supplies, etc.

It's not uncommon for her to hit a deal and we end up with 4 or 5 months of something at once.

She also plays these games at Christmas time when buying gifts.

I don't think she's ever done it with KMart, though, I'll tell her to look at it. I will say that the KMarts near us (there aren't many) have to be some of the worst run stores in America. WalMart looks like an oasis of customer service and stocked shelves compared to KMart. More than once, I've remarked "How in the world do they stay in business"?

So you have a coupon that says spend $20 and receive the equivalent of $20 in points? Damn that's awesome.

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What do you do with the stuff you buy that you really don't need that much of? Sell it? I see the people on TV and the savings are great, but I don't want 27 jars of mayo in my house, or 20 bottles of MR Clean.

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We generally don't buy anything that we don't use, no matter how cheap it is. If I pay 1 cent for something I don't use, I've wasted 1 cent.

Now, if it is free or better than free (we get money back to spend elsewhere) or we HAVE to buy it to make it work (i.e. we pay for something we don't use, but we get something we do use for better than free), then we just give the stuff away to family or friends, or charity.

For example, something is on sale for 75 cents, but we have a 1 dollar off coupon. Not only am I gettting it for free, but I am also getting 25 cents "credit" to use against another item that I will actually use. This is what I mean by "better than free"