Hudson’s Bay are having a flash sale on fine jewellery today. Save 60% off regular priced select jewellery online only until 11:59 Eastern. Excludes all clearance priced items. Shipping is free when you spend $99+ or $45+ if you have a HBC credit card.
Click here to view the sale section
There is a new mail-to-home coupon available for $0.75 off the purchase of any Cavendish From the Farm potato products on GoCoupons.
This one is on the main GoCoupons page so you do not need a facebook account like the Arctic Gardens vegetable coupon. Click here to get your coupon.
As we say a fond (or not that fond) farewell to Zellers, many SmartCanucks members have been taking advantage of the great store closing deals.
When mine closed there were people fighting over a sweater, items everywhere, people grabbing random stuff, open boxes, stuff missing from packaging etc but if you were willing to take the time and duck when needed, there were some great deals.
Patty Smyth got everything pictured above for just $192.10, a savings of over $900 off the original prices. The Kitchenaid cookware was just $45! It usually pays to find out when stores are closing and visit – and to listen to staff for deals. As Patty found out from an announcement, items were a further 50% of the clearance price but it was not advertised in store, she may not have bought some of the items without the extra 50% off.
Click here to read Patty’s full brag.
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While we all try to reduce our grocery bill, I am sure most of us spend more than we would like to. $avvy$hopper earns extra money in her spare time on ClixSense which she puts towards her groceries. There are lots of sites where you can make an extra few dollars a month, through surveys, watching videos, special offers, tasks and more. We have a thread for the most reliable ones in this SC forum. Try a few and see what works for you. I personally make over $25 a month on swagbucks which I cash out for paypal and can use for anything I want.
Click here to read $avvy$hopper’s brag where she got all of the food above (and a KitKat for her special little helper) for $13.11 and had cashed out her online earnings for around the same.
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Not all of us like couponing, you run into cashier issues, need to find the coupons you will use and not be brand loyal. But you don’t need to use coupons to save lots. Forum member peachykeen2007 posted a brag where she did not use any coupons, but bought almost $90 worth of clothes for under $25 at Zellers during their final closing sale.
Then she went on to 20x day at Shoppers Drug Mart and bought $56+ tax of Physician’s Formula products at 30% off. She used 6 prepaid Mastercards that you could get from cereal boxes last year to bring down her out of pocket cost to 33.79 including taxes. Peachykeen2007 will get $33 back in mail-in-rebates from Physician’s Formula (details for the rebate can be found on packaging) and received 10.400 Optimum points (worth $10 at the lowest redemption level of 8000 for $10 but worth over $21 on a weekend like this one where 95k points gets you $200). SCers know the best way to redeem is at the highest levels, so when she redeems her points, she will have been paid to buy makeup!
Mail in Rebates are a great way to boost your Shoppers Drug Mart Optimum points on 20x days without spending much in the long term.
Click here to read Peachykeen2007’s brag.
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Unlike the rest of Canada, the Scanning Code of Practice (SCOP) is compulsory for Quebec stores and does include sticker prices. Forum member couponmummy took advantage of this recently at Bureau en Gros, where she got this Blackberry Charging Pod for free when it was advertised at the clearance price of $9.97 (reg $34.97) and rang in at $12.07.
As many of you are aware, you get the item free up to $10 but they need to reduce the price of the item to the advertised price first. So couponmummy got this item for free – even better, SCOP reduces the taxes to $0 also!
If you are not familiar with SCOP, check out our blog about it here and click here to read couponmummy’s brag.
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Save 30% at Payless ShoeSource tomorrow (and today if your local store is still open) at their Friends & Family event.
Click here for your printable coupon for this sale. Thanks for sharing the coupon suirenfairy180, I only received a hard copy to share with a friend.
Nivea are offering free samples of Aqua Effect for those who took a test in a magazine. Enter CSPUF in the box to get your samples.
Click here to get your samples
Thanks for the update Susan:
CSPUF – for combination to oily skin – Entering this code will get you samples
NSPUF – for normal skin
Entering this code won’t get you any samples, but you’ll be re-directed to websaver for coupons. You can choose between 2 different coupons (mail or print): $1 off the purchase of 1 Nivea Aqua Effect product for normal skin, or $5 off the purchase of the 3-step system
SSPUF- for dry to sensitive skin
Entering this code won’t get you any samples, but you’ll be re-directed to websaver for coupons. You can choose between 2 different coupons (mail or print): $1 off the purchase of 1 Nivea Aqua Effect product for dry to sensitive skin, or $5 off the purchase of the 3-step system
Don’t forget to turn your clocks forward tonight before you go to bed and change your smoke alarm batteries and all the other fun stuff we are supposed to check twice a year.
Work really messed with me yesterday, maintenance started changing the clocks at lunch, I went to drop off some mail and came back to a clock an hour ahead and wondered if I had blacked out.
Finally, for those who have been waiting to redeem, Nancy sent us a message to let us know that there is a Spend Your Points event next weekend. Seemingly, Shoppers is mixing it up and different regions will get different offers.
West: 50k points for the regular $85 but you will also get a $15 gift card or 95k for $170k with $30 gift card (as reported by forum member Chrissy)
Ontario: bonus redemption of 50k for $100 and 95k for $200
They did not include other regions, hopefully we see the flyers soon to confirm
Clothes or shoe shopping this weekend?
Click here for our list of coupon match ups for the week! A big thanks to those who help out and contribute.
Save up to $8 on Huggies products with new printable coupons available through the SmartCanucks Smart Source printable coupon portal. The following coupons can be printed:
$2 off Pull Ups Training Pants (Jumbo or larger)
$1 off Huggies Baby Wipes 56ct or larger
$2 off any Huggies Little Mover Slip On Diapers
$2 off any package of GoodNites Underwear (Jumbo or larger)
$1 off any package of Pull Ups Big Kid Flushable Wipes
Click here to print your coupons.
Best Buy is selling select Blu-rays for $9.99 that come with $10 movie cash to go see the new Die Hard Movie. They’ve also just added a bonus of 400 Reward Zone points ($5 value) to the offer.
Essentially you are getting a free Blu-ray copy of any of these movies for the price of going to see the new Die Hard movie. A price that comes out to only about $5 now. Some of them seem to be combo packs as well, so you are getting either a DVD as well or a digital version of the movie.
The movie cash part of the offer is available online & in stores where noted. You can also reserve copies for in store pickup.
The Source is holding a 72 hour sale where you can save up to 30% off even on sale prices. Plus if you spend $20 or more you will receive free shipping as well.
Simply enter the promo code 044389 at checkout to receive the discount.
The sale runs March 8th to 10th.
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