Friday, July 30, 2010

3.10.10

Blog Post: Rolling Catalinas and Stockpiling


I shared with you the other day on how to roll ECBs at CVS. Well, I am so excited that my friend, Christy, was able to do an excellent example on how to roll Catalinas at a grocery store.

If you are wondering what a catalina is, it’s just a coupon that prints out after you check-out at a store that can be used on your next purchase. See her picture on her posting for an example.

In her posting, she spends $5 for 15 boxes of fruit snacks, but still has $3.50 in catalinas to use on another order–$.10 a box! Talk about a great way to stockpile.

So if you want to see a little insight into rolling catalinas and stockpiling, check out Coupon Gal’s posting.

Great write-up, Christy!

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3 Responses to “Blog Post: Rolling Catalinas and Stockpiling”
  1. 1
    Paula says:

    I did the same deal as Christy yesterday :) I’m off to check out your CVS post

  2. 2
    Christy says:

    Thank you Jaycie! I am going to link up to you on your CVS rolling ECB’s posting! We make a great team and that’s why I love ya girly! :0)

    Christy

  3. 3
    Brenda says:

    My local Kroger will not let you use both the Catalina and the manufacturer coupon together if they are for the same item.

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