Fill in the form to be entered for your chance to win the grand prize of ‘The Lorax’ themed prizes and 4 IMAX tickets. There will also be 4 runner-up prizes awarded consisting of themed prizes and 2 IMAX tickets each. The entry period for this sweeptakes ends on March 9, 2012.
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Along with stores, many products/companies themselves have programs that reward loyal customers. Generally these loyalty programs are based on collecting codes found inside product packages. A well known program is My Coke Rewards. This is one of the easiest programs to take advantage of. I and have so far redeemed points for several magazine subscriptions, free 12 packs, plush bears and movie tickets.
Most loyalty reward programs are free and easy to join. After registering, enter your points via their online catalog. The points are then go towards rewards like sweepstakes entries, magazine subscriptions, movie tickets/rentals or FREE products. Some programs even allow you to use your points for donations to schools or charities. To make it even easier, many companies provide the option to enter codes using your cell phone. (I take total advantage of this option with My Coke Rewards codes). Most of the programs I belong to also allowed me to join via Facebook connect, which means less passwords to remember!
Here are some other companies that offer rewards loyalty rewards programs:
These additional programs give you an idea of the wide variety of products that have code-based loyalty programs.
Just like clipping coupons, joining rewards programs can be a little work, but can pay off BIG over time. Set up a system to gather codes and enter/redeem them. I keep a bowl in my kitchen for Coke lids and a baggie pinned to my cork board for other product codes. I enter them once a week after clipping my Sunday paper coupons.
Be sure to share this idea with family and friends. I have several friends and co-workers that “don’t have the time for this” so they give me their soda lids and other codes. Bonus points for me! 🙂
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Here is a quick and easy way to qualify for a FREE product test along with some FREE product!
If you are owned by a cat surf, on over to take a quick survey regarding Cat’s Pride Cat Litter. If you qualify, you will receive a sample jug. After you do another survey about your sample you’ll get a coupon for 2 FREE Bags: Here is an explanation from the site…
We are conducting a study about Scoopable Clumping scented cat litter in March. In this study, we would send you one sample jug of Scoopable/clumping scented litter and ask that you use it for 10 days, and then complete an online survey about your experience with it.
In appreciation for your participation, we will send you 2 coupons (valued at up to $7 each) for any size Cat’s Pride litter (a total value of $14).
*When you have to fill out the personal info, you must put something in every field.
Best of luck!
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Puss in Boots arrives in stores on DVD & Blu-Ray this Friday, Feb 24th. Here are some advertised specials. Sadly, the only coupon is for Best Buy and it’s valid for one day only. You can get it here.
~ $16.99 + free super saver shipping when you spend $25 or more
~ $24.99 + free super saver shipping
I wasn’t lucky enough to see it in theaters so I’m super excited for it to become available.
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Now until April 30, 2012 enter to win a trip to the 2013 NCAA Final Four in Atlanta + Reese’s candy for LIFE. Other prizes include a coupon for free Reese’s candy or T-shirt. (pictured)
GOOD LUCK! 🙂
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Today only VitaCost is offering reduced shipping. Instead of $4.99, today’s shipping will be $2.22. Even better… If your order is over $22, shipping is FREE!
For those of you that have not joined Vitacost (sign up is FREE) you can pair today’s low shipping with a $10 new member credit for even more savings. Sign up here for your free $10 credit and start shopping! *Credit comes via E-mail
An example of some smokin’ deals: Burt’s Bees “Head-to-Toe” value kit.
How do you save?
Once you are on the Vitacost website, search for “Burt’s Bees Head To Toe Kit”. It is on sale for $10.21.
Enter your $10 coupon code in the “Source Code” box either on the shopping cart page or at checkout. (This code will be e-mailed to you shortly after signing up.) Shipping will be $2.22.
Your total out of pocket for this is just $2.43!
Remember…. Vitacost is more than vitamins and Burt’s Bees. 🙂
Vitacost.com has the best selection of organic foods and snacks, bath and body products, natural household supplies, baby care essentials–plus, of course, discount vitamins, minerals, herbs, sports nutrition supplements and other formulas for your nutritional needs. You’ll find more than 30,000 products that help you care for yourself, your family, your pets and your home. Get up to 50% off health and beauty products, vitamins, nutritional supplements, whole foods and diet food & products.
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Coupons aren’t the only way to save. 🙂 Here is some information about a few clubs that I belong too and why.
For reading fiends:
Barnes & Noble $25/year.
I love to read and have a rather huge book collection. I also love magazines. When I visit Barnes & Noble I usually walk up to the cashier with an arm load of both and leave with an empty wallet. I would always consider the membership, but would choke at the $25 price so I’d never signed up. I finally did and it is seriously worth it. First of all I want to point out that your membership applies to more than books and magazines. Getting Starbucks AND a discount. *angels singing* YAY!
$50 in bonus coupons upon sign up.
40% off hardcover(crazy expensive) best sellers. 10% off of almost everything else.
Exclusive offers snail or emailed to you. (Not constantly spammed either.)
FREE express shipping (1 – 3 days) on Barnes & Noble.com
$25 off a Nook Color or Nook Table.
For travelers:
AAA $48-124/year
Not just about cars. The things I use my membership the most for is zoos/theme parks & hotel rooms. They also offer instant savings at THOUSANDS of online shops, restaurants, travel and insurances.
Costco $55+/year (depends on level you prefer)
Online Shoppers:
Shoprunner $79/year*
*Like them on Facebook. They randomly offer free 1 year memberships for new subscribers.
Amazon Prime $79/year*
*If you set up for automatic delivery membership is free via the Amazon Mom Program.
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What is Alice?
Alice.com is an online retail marketplace for household essentials. As a leading provider of online retail and interactive marketing services for the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry, Alice.com offers manufacturers a direct to consumer platform that provides shoppers with competitive pricing, instant coupons, and simple automation and management of household purchases. And, with its free iPhone app, all of this is available on-the-go. Alice.com is privately held and headquartered in Middleton, Wisconsin.
So basically, it’s shopping from home with free shipping. Getting coupons without clipping and awesome sample opportunities.
Join today and get a $10 sign up credit toward your first purchase. YAY!
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