kristenrice
NOT just an ambulance driver
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I noticed about a month ago that I no longer receive coupons for Tide or Gain laundry detergent in our P&G BrandSaver. I went online to the website and it is very rare that I can find a coupon for either brand. On Sunday, I noticed that when you go online, you can get the "coupon" in the form of a rebate that you claim through Flipp (similar to Ibotta, Checkout51, etc) which will work when I shop at Meijer and Target. The catch with this app is that you cannot stack coupons so if I find a printable coupon, I can use it but I cannot submit for the rebate. That's kind of a bummer, but two things I found that I really like...
1) I can redeem to PayPal with NO MINIMUM!
None of that waiting until I get to $10-$20 to get my money. It takes 1-2 days for them to process and verify the receipts so it's not "instant", but at least it's something.
2) If I get home and realize I bought something that had a rebate/coupon available, I can still get the value. This is particularly helpful when DH decides to make a grocery run since he NEVER remembers to look for or bring coupons with him
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They also have coupons you can load to your store card. For me, Meijer mPerks is the only one I have easy access to and I haven't tried it yet. We shop at Meijer/Target (they are next door to each other!) at least once a week so this might be something I can add to my rewards portfolio. I will still probably use paper coupons at the store, when possible, since I would prefer to spend less OOP, but when that isn't possible due to availability, I find this to be a nice alternative.
1) I can redeem to PayPal with NO MINIMUM!
None of that waiting until I get to $10-$20 to get my money. It takes 1-2 days for them to process and verify the receipts so it's not "instant", but at least it's something.2) If I get home and realize I bought something that had a rebate/coupon available, I can still get the value. This is particularly helpful when DH decides to make a grocery run since he NEVER remembers to look for or bring coupons with him
.They also have coupons you can load to your store card. For me, Meijer mPerks is the only one I have easy access to and I haven't tried it yet. We shop at Meijer/Target (they are next door to each other!) at least once a week so this might be something I can add to my rewards portfolio. I will still probably use paper coupons at the store, when possible, since I would prefer to spend less OOP, but when that isn't possible due to availability, I find this to be a nice alternative.
