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Home » My CVS and Walmart Shopping Trips: Spent $4.42, Saved $58.49

My CVS and Walmart Shopping Trips: Spent $4.42, Saved $58.49

April 13th, 2011 By Kaley
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I made a trip to CVS today and a very quick trip to Walmart to score the $2 Toy Story Operation games.  (Someday they should have a new show called Extreme Speed Couponing.  I would have totally won today. I was in and out of Walmart in less than 5 minutes.  That’s got to be a record or something. :))

I also had some rain checks at CVS, took advantage of a few other deals, and did this Honest Tea ECB deal:

Buy 6 Honest Teas at $1.33 ea.
Use (6) $1 coupons from RecycleBank (Requires 90 points total to request 3 coupons which each should provide 2 prints each.)
Pay $2 and get $2 in ECB back!!

So I paid $4 for the games and $0.42 after coupons and ECBs for all of the other products and earned $9 in ECBs for my next purchase.  I totally forgot to get my FREE candy or beverage and Essence of Beauty item while I was there, so it looks like I’ll need to go back!

Never mind!  The rebate states that you don’t need separate transaction, just separate request forms.  (Thanks, Tabetha and Amber!) Quick reminder: If you purchase multiple Toy Story games, make sure to split them up into separate transactions if you plan on taking advantage of  the FREE Tombstone pizza offer.  The limit is 5, but they need to be sent in separately.  (Guess who forgot to do that?!)

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Comments

  1. Janice K. says

    April 14th, 2011 at 2:17 pm

    That’s why there were no more games left when I went, jk! Way to go on the great shopping trip!

    • kaleyehret says

      April 14th, 2011 at 2:26 pm

      Oh bummer, Janice! I made sure to leave one at the Harleysville Walmart. Is that where you went?

  2. Liz O says

    April 14th, 2011 at 7:57 am

    I got my Toy Story Operation last night too! Ashame my two year old can’t play “buzz” for another 4 years! OOPS! I guess the husband and I will have to break it out while the little one is asleep 🙂
    Thanks for posting another great deal! 🙂

  3. Sandra says

    April 13th, 2011 at 10:02 pm

    Whats the promotion and where do you obtain the rebate slip for the pizza/toy story game?

    • kaleyehret says

      April 14th, 2011 at 6:38 am

      Hi, Sandra! If you click through the Toy Story 3 Operation Game link in the post above, it will take you to information about the promotion, as well as where to print the rebate form.

      Or you could just click through the link here: https://chachingonashoestring.com/2011/04/13/walmart-toy-story-operation-game-for-as-low-as-2-plus-free-tombstone-pizza/

  4. kaleyehret says

    April 13th, 2011 at 5:21 pm

    You’re right, Tabetha and Amber! Thanks for the heads up!

  5. Amber says

    April 13th, 2011 at 5:14 pm

    This completed offer form and your original cash register receipt dated 2/25/2011 through 4/30/2011 (no photocopies, no gift
    receipts). You may use the same receipt showing multiple qualifying purchases to obtain more than one (1) free product coupon.
    Place the receipt and each request form in the same envelope and mail to:

    Doesnt this mean I can do more than one on the same reciept and get back free pizza coupon?? Just wondering why you said do seperate transactions??
    Thanks

  6. Tabetha says

    April 13th, 2011 at 5:10 pm

    Just a heads up….I read the Tombstone/Toy Story offer earlier, and it said you can have multiple toys on the same receipt, you just have to send in a seperate offer for each toy with the receipt all in one envelope. Make sense? You might want to check!

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