[TSUalum93]

I have been out of the loop for a while. I have no Extra Care Bucks on this card and have very limited coupons. I do not want to just spend money to spend money but if there is a way to use this where I could build up some Extra Care Bucks today or tomorrow I will go for it.

I do have some rain checks and coupons to match with them. This is what I was thinking but I would of course like a lower out of pocket:

2 Bic Soliel with Rain Checks for $5.99 plus $5.99 ECB back = $11.98
3 Right Guard Spray Deodorant for $6 each with Rain Checks (normally $9.99) = $18 plus $18 ECB

Total = $29.98 buy something small to get to before coupon total to $30

Use

(2) $2/1 Soliel printable coupons
(3) $2/1 Right Guard coupons (from box of previously purchased items)
(1) $5/$30

Total comes out to be just over $15 out of pocket.

Get back $29.98 in ECB

Maddy

[tnelson58]

TRESemme spend $15 get $5 ECB, Nivea spend $15 get $5 ECB.

[TSUalum93]

Originally Posted by tnelson58

TRESemme spend $15 get $5 ECB, Nivea spend $15 get $5 ECB.

I know about those deals. Honestly I read the threads. I was just looking for some help to match up possibly the best possible deals with any coupons I can see if I have and/or print.

Forgive me if this was an inappropriate thing to do.

Maddy

[Madmurphy]

Do you have a Breeze 2 Blood Glucose Monitor coupon from the 3/22/09 SS insert? The Breeze 2 will be on sale tomorrow for $14.99 and the coupon is up to $30 in value. That's a great filler for $15 of your $30.

Then you could buy your 2 Soliel for $5.99 each and add in a Crest Toothpaste that's $2.99 with $2 ECB (coupons available from inserts). You'll be $.04 away from $30. Add in something small -- Easter clearance (75% off) and you have your $30 total.

[Madmurphy]

Originally Posted by tnelson58

TRESemme spend $15 get $5 ECB, Nivea spend $15 get $5 ECB.

Thanks for trying to help.

[Madmurphy]

Originally Posted by TSUalum93

I know about those deals. Honestly I read the threads. I was just looking for some help to match up possibly the best possible deals with any coupons I can see if I have and/or print.

Forgive me if this was an inappropriate thing to do.

Maddy

(As an aside, the nice thing to do is to just hit the "Thanks" button for that person's input even if you aren't going to use it. You asked the question and that person took the time to specifically respond to YOUR request for help. Whether you liked the input or not isn't relevant. )