Help for beginning CVS shoppers!
This is a great week to try out the CVS shopping experience. I love CVS but it was hard getting started.
For those of you who are new to the whole CVS game, here's the most important tip...
Do multiple transactions. For example, this week, buy 1 pair of scissors for 2.99 and when you check out you will get a receipt attachment (extra bucks) that says 2.99. That means you have 2.99 free money for the next transaction. Then you go to the register and do transaction #2 Buy a 2nd pair of scissors for 2.99. Then use the receipt (extra bucks) that you earned in the first transaction and not pay a penny for the 2nd transaction. Transaction #2 will then spit out another receipt extra bucks for 2.99 that you can use for the 3rd transaction. That's how you 'roll' the extra bucks. Does that makes sense? Read the earlier post to see how I spent less than $5 and got a ton of stuff!
Still have questions? I love to help you find the deals, so feel free to drop me an email or write a comment. Good luck!
For those of you who are new to the whole CVS game, here's the most important tip...
Do multiple transactions. For example, this week, buy 1 pair of scissors for 2.99 and when you check out you will get a receipt attachment (extra bucks) that says 2.99. That means you have 2.99 free money for the next transaction. Then you go to the register and do transaction #2 Buy a 2nd pair of scissors for 2.99. Then use the receipt (extra bucks) that you earned in the first transaction and not pay a penny for the 2nd transaction. Transaction #2 will then spit out another receipt extra bucks for 2.99 that you can use for the 3rd transaction. That's how you 'roll' the extra bucks. Does that makes sense? Read the earlier post to see how I spent less than $5 and got a ton of stuff!
Still have questions? I love to help you find the deals, so feel free to drop me an email or write a comment. Good luck!
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