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I've been buying quite a few things for family so I requested coupons. Got them yesterday 5 of them good for $2 off 2 products but they expire on 5/1/19, so I hope for some really good sales in the next 2 weeks. Overall it was still nice of them to send me some.
Used the 4 $2 off 2 items with the Ibotta offers and did very well.
Well the Johnson and Johnson loaded again in Ibotta. I printed 2 $2.50 off 2 J&J products. If I can get them for $2.94 for a small bottle of shampoo, I will get 4 which will be $11.76 and use 4 $1.00 off Ibotta and the 2 $2.50 off 2 products my final price should be .69 each which is better than I've done in the past. They also have a $1 off any one J&J product so I can either buy 1 more shampoo for a final price of .94 because there is a limit of 5 on Ibotta or purchase a bar of soap for .98 since they are $1.98 each.
I called the consumer line for Scrubbing Bubbles when I was trying to find a cleaner for our acrylic bathtub (many cleaners can damage this material). The young woman who answered was very helpful, and also offered to send a variety of coupons to help me make my purchase. They arrived within the week. Sometimes calling those toll-free numbers can pay off with a little savings, especially when the coupons can be combined with sales.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOa6...F0Z7c8&index=1 I've sent emails for coupons in the past but never to this extent. So I am sending e-mails and making a list of what I receive. I'm only asking companies that I normally buy from or have something I'd like to try. So far I've sent 11 e-mails and received replies that they are sending me coupons for my kind comments or suggestions.