I took back my old Neutrogena soaps (one that was the original and one was acne so the ECB didn't print b/c Acne wouldn't work) and asked for a refund from the manager last Saturday. He asked why and I just said that it was a great money maker for ECB and that I had to have 2 of the black label soaps. He said, okay, we'll return these 2 and then just scan the black one twice. Then you can have the ones you bought back and you'll get the ECB. Easiest manager ever. I know how lucky I am. So the deal when I bought the neutrogena is now a $12 moneymaker :)
I don't have a picture because I took all the Stayfree to my church to be sent to the troops in Afghanistan. I live near an Air Force base that has a Rescue team deployed and the moms that have children over there are asking for us to contribute. I have so many Stayfree that it made sense.
Grand total: Bought $49.20 worth of merchandise at a cost of $14.95, which is a savings of 69.61%!CVS #1:
3.79*2 Stayfree
=7.58
-3.79 Stayfree BOGO Q
-3.79 ECB
+.23 tax
=.23 on Gift Card, +4 Stayfree ECB, which is a cost of .02
CVS #2
3.79*2 Stayfree
=7.58
-3.79 Stayfree BOGO Q
-2.99 ECB
+.28 tax
=1.08 on Gift Card, +4 Stayfree ECB, which is a cost of .07
CVS #3:
2.50 Sally Hansen Nair (on clearance, found MFC in box)
3.79*4 Stayfree
8.40 Stamps
.99*2 Sparkling Water
1.50*4 Newspapers
=34.04
-5/30 CVS CRT Q
-1 Sally Hansen Q
-3.79*2 Stayfree BOGO Q
+.40 tax
=20.86
-10 Neutrogena ECB
-4 Stayfree ECB
=6.86 on Gift Card, +6 Stayfree ECB, which is a cost of 14.86
Grand total: Bought $49.20 worth of merchandise at a cost of $14.95, which is a savings of 69.61%!
Our church is near Patrick AFB as well, so the mother-in-law of a soldier in the Air Force 90th Rescue from Patrick was collecting toiletries. How perfect! I have so many...so here is what I donated. They were limited on what to donate so this is what i had from their list.
