http://www.mrsmoneysaver.com/2008/09/newbie-talk-cvs/ Printable coupons, coupon database and coupon matchups Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:00:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.mrsmoneysaver.com/2008/09/newbie-talk-cvs/#comment-28092 Erin Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:56:06 +0000 http://localhost:8888/wordpress/?p=202#comment-28092 Great post thank you! I am new to this so I do have a question about stacking CVS and manf. coupons: When I go to the CVS website and print their coupons, they are linked to coupons.com and say manufactures coupons on the label--does the register automaticly know what is a manufacture vs a CVS coupon? When I print one off for the same item (one from CVS and the same on coupons.com) they look the same. Great post thank you! I am new to this so I do have a question about stacking CVS and manf. coupons: When I go to the CVS website and print their coupons, they are linked to coupons.com and say manufactures coupons on the label–does the register automaticly know what is a manufacture vs a CVS coupon? When I print one off for the same item (one from CVS and the same on coupons.com) they look the same.

]]> http://www.mrsmoneysaver.com/2008/09/newbie-talk-cvs/#comment-917 Korina Fri, 19 Sep 2008 13:20:00 +0000 http://localhost:8888/wordpress/?p=202#comment-917 To Amie: An ECB is basically a coupon on the end of your receipt. It says the value of the coupon and what item you purchased to get it.<br/>(You'll know it when you see it.) You may have purchased the wrong<br/>item — it's VERY specific as to which item you buy and they will<br/>USUALLY have a sign telling you that it earns ECBs. If I ever doubt<br/>it, I'll bring up the ad that states the deal and the item and ask the cashier if they know if that's the right item. That way, if it's wrong, they know I'll want to return it to get the right one. :) But, if you lose them, then you lose them. You can't get them back (at least as far as I know). Hope this helps! To Amie: An ECB is basically a coupon on the end of your receipt. It says the value of the coupon and what item you purchased to get it.
(You’ll know it when you see it.) You may have purchased the wrong
item — it’s VERY specific as to which item you buy and they will
USUALLY have a sign telling you that it earns ECBs. If I ever doubt
it, I’ll bring up the ad that states the deal and the item and ask the cashier if they know if that’s the right item. That way, if it’s wrong, they know I’ll want to return it to get the right one. :) But, if you lose them, then you lose them. You can’t get them back (at least as far as I know). Hope this helps!

]]> http://www.mrsmoneysaver.com/2008/09/newbie-talk-cvs/#comment-905 Nydia Wed, 17 Sep 2008 14:04:00 +0000 http://localhost:8888/wordpress/?p=202#comment-905 hi, this post was great....I am in a mommy group, and have been sharing some of my money saving ideas, but didnt know how to quite explain CVS...so I linked them to your blog and told them to read your post. You do such a good job. Are you going to post about your plans for Harris Teeter this week....would love just to know what coupons you plan to try and use, that will help me get organized...I have never doine a triple coupon sale and I am so excited!!!! hi, this post was great….I am in a mommy group, and have been sharing some of my money saving ideas, but didnt know how to quite explain CVS…so I linked them to your blog and told them to read your post. You do such a good job. Are you going to post about your plans for Harris Teeter this week….would love just to know what coupons you plan to try and use, that will help me get organized…I have never doine a triple coupon sale and I am so excited!!!!

]]> http://www.mrsmoneysaver.com/2008/09/newbie-talk-cvs/#comment-901 Amie Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:46:00 +0000 http://localhost:8888/wordpress/?p=202#comment-901 I went to CVS as a brand new customer, hoping to see what everyone was talking about. So I bought something with ECB and looked at the receipt as I got in the car, and I didn't see anything out of the ordinary printed. What do they look like? And what if you lose them? Is there a track or record where they can be reprinted? I went to CVS as a brand new customer, hoping to see what everyone was talking about. So I bought something with ECB and looked at the receipt as I got in the car, and I didn’t see anything out of the ordinary printed. What do they look like? And what if you lose them? Is there a track or record where they can be reprinted?

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