Attempted the “just pay tax” method, that some of you do. I didn’t know that CVS 30% Coupon didn’t work on sale items. I only had one non sale item on my list, and the cashier let me know that the register wouldn’t allow anymore coupons to be used. I, too, had made $17.14 disappear. Except, had the 30% math had worked, it would have been 100%.
Transaction 1
(2) Scott Toilet Paper Roll 1.00 x 2 (saved .27 + .27), Buy 2, Receive 1 ECB
(1) Oral B Pro Health Pulsar Toothbrush 5.99 x2, (saved 3.30 x 2)
(1) CVS Antiseptic Mouthwash 3.2 oz 2.19
Coupons
-1 mfr coupon 1.50 (coupons.com) for Oral B Pro Health Pulsar Toothbrush
-1 mfr coupon 1.50 (coupons.com) for Oral B Pro Health Pulsar Toothbrush
-1 CVS Extracare bucks 5.00
– 1 CVS Coupon $4 off $14 Oral Hygiene 4.00
5 items
Subtotal 4.17
tax .65
Final total: 4.82 (for me. Everyone’s tax is different).
Received $1ECB, $4ECB
Saved $17.14 or 80%
Could have paid: $21.96, but didn’t.
Thinking about it… 4.17/5 = .84 per an item. (!!!)
And received $5.00 ECB back. So I paid 4.17, and my ECB coupon came back to me. 😀
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