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New Deals Coming Up

by Debbie Clark (DealDebbie) | More from this Blogger

04 Nov 2009 03:53 AM

If you have not printed the $2 Huggies coupon at Coupons.com, you need to do that now. They sometimes pull the high value coupons early, and this one is a rarity. $2 off any size diapers is a pretty good deal. You may find that the coupon is $1.50 or $3.00 depending on the zip code you enter.

The reason you need to print as many as you can now, is that CVS will have a super deal the week of November 22. They'll be offering a $5 ECB when you buy $20 worth of Huggies Products. If you use these diapers, you do the math! You will find that it really comes out saving you lots of money.

Another new CVS deal is their GreenBagTag. Buy a GreenBagTag for .99 at any CVS. Clip it to your cloth shopping bag. For every four times you shop and do not use a plastic bag, CVS will give you a $1 ECB. This is one deal that will add up over time.

Here's another deal that double teams stores. From November 4-8, for every $50 you spend at Safeway you will get $10 in Kohls rewards at the checkout. YOu spend these like cash at Kohls, but you must spend them between November 9 and November 21. This sounds to me like Kohls is really trying to get you in there before Black Friday. I think this is a great deal! Watch for additional savings events that Kohls will have during that week, and cash in.

If you are toy shopping, now is the time to go, BEFORE Black Friday. Target and Walmart have a lot of toys for under $10, and they are sure to go fast. Also, Toys R Us has gift cards attached to some promotions. They will give you a $10 Toys R Us gift card when you purchase $75 or more, or when you purchase any Disney movies valued at $40 or more.

Find out more about this years pre-Black Friday specials here.

 
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I'm a veteran deal hunter with two grown sons. I have been clipping coupons and doubling up with rebates and sales and points rewards since they were babies.

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