I committed the cardinal couponing sin this week, I threw away $3 worth of + Up Rewards! I usually cut them off right when I come home and put them in my Rite Aid envelope, but for some reason I didn't and then after I entered my receipt online, I threw it away. Sadly, the garbage man has also come and gone. Let this be a lesson and double check your receipts!
I also am totally confused on what Reward Level I am on, on my Wellness card, but I am getting 10% off all non sale items. So that is great I have only gotten one of those 10% off coupons. Have you guys done better?
- Didn't add any rebates this week
- Spent $26.59 out of my recycled cash.
- Retail amount to date: $1693.73
- Amount spent out of pocket in 2010: $199.58
I was just reading though one of the rebate qualifications for Rite Aid - the oral care one - and I noticed in the wording it said that only the amount paid "after any and all coupons" would qualify for the rebate and yet it still said I qualified for the rebate, when according to their rule of price paid after coupons I didn't qualify. So what gives with that? Then I checked another one, the vitamin one, and it has the same wording. So they just say it but don't actually follow those rules? Not that I'm complaining mind you, just curious if you've ever seen that.
ReplyDeleteI have noticed that and am not sure what the deal is. My biggest problem is I can never figure out what "wellness" discount I am going to get, so I am always about $1-2 under what I need to be.
ReplyDeleteTricky tricky rite aid! :)
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