I did it - i rolled over my 40ecbs on my husbands card and about 20 on mine! I did not even waste any - did the bounty deal - did some of the monthlies - the q-tips, brut, chex and tuna fish and cereal!
lisa
You guys are awesome and i'm excited to go to CVS today!![]()
Hey lisa, can you please explain the 'roll over' concept? Does that mean they took them from your DHs card and put them on yours? Because DH and i both have cards that we've used occasionally (before I discovered this thread!)
In the past i've used some of the ECB coupons printing out but is there anything else that will have 'carried over' from that shopping? Or will it expire? Or is there anything i should be doing regarding it?
TIA!
(Hope that made sense!? its monday, need more coffee....!!!)
Rolling over means that you take your ECBs that you have, and spend them on things that generate ECBs so you walk out of the store with a bag of stuff, spend practically nothing (hopefully under $1) and get new ECBs in about the same amount that you spent.![]()
Great, thanks! (learning the cvs lingo is kinda fun lol))
Also, just tried to print the listerine coupons and it said i already did????!!! But i didn't??!!![]()
Anyone ever have that happen? Anything i can do about it?
Rolling over means that you take your ECBs that you have, and spend them on things that generate ECBs so you walk out of the store with a bag of stuff, spend practically nothing (hopefully under $1) and get new ECBs in about the same amount that you spent.![]()
Hi everybody, am back from sunny FL - I posted in the thread from 2 weeks ago - obviously have to get back in the swing of things, maybe the heat cooked my brain.
Aahhhh![]()
Something went wrong with my CVS trip
I bought another AmEx gift card for the ECB and Spring Fling offer. First off, I didn't get my ECBs but didn't notice until I left. The offer reads: "$5 ECB wyb (2) American Express Gift Cards of $50 or more" I bought 2 $25 certs, sounds like maybe I was supposed to buy 2 $50? Anyone know? Yesterday, they let me use ECBS or my $5 off coupon toward the $3.49 fee. Not sure which one but I know I left with a gift card and a bag of stuff for $26.29, the fee is on my receipt and I didn't pay it all. The manager told me the ECBs were good toward the fee but not the card itself (which I understand).
Well, I wanted to pay with my $25 Am Ex card today. The cashier called the manager for help with it while was figuring out my correct ECBs to give her. By the time the manager gets up there, she has scanned my manf. coupons and is working on my ECBs. I have it down to giving up $.02 and owing $25.07 on my orderWell the ECBs start beeping now. The manager looks at my order and says, that she can do an override but would give me $1.37 for my $4.99 ECB - no thank you
She says that is because you can't use ECBs and manf. coupons on the same product
I tried to give an example to be sure I understood, so I say the hair dye that is on sale (you all know my secret now) is on sale for $5.99, I have a $4.00 Mfg. coupon, and a $1.99 ECB, she says no, I can have the mfg. or the ECB
![]()
I gave up, paid the $31.xx and left. Than I was realized the $5 in ECBs were missing for the gift card.
Now that I have babbled, anyone know the story
Hi everybody, am back from sunny FL - I posted in the thread from 2 weeks ago - obviously have to get back in the swing of things, maybe the heat cooked my brain.
For the new people, you did great!.. but I would keep all my transactions just barely over the amount of your coupon if possible, so if you have a $4/20, try not to spend more than $20. You can take stuff out to your car and go back in usually - if the store is nice, then tell them up front that you are going to do several transactions to maximize your coupons and ECBs and not have to leave the store. If the store gets weird about coupons, do one transaction at the pharmacy and one at the front.
If you need something and it's a decent price, don't worry about your out-of-pocket costs. Most of use buy things we don't need that are free after ECB (and use coupons when possible) to build ECBs.