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Well, sort of............
This thread is for people who are looking for ways to save money. Not everyone is a Hyde or renn.sport and have money coming out of their ying/yang. It's more for struggling students, single parents, cheap Asians, Scotts, you name it. Not a freebies thread, because there's an awesome one for that.
This will be for the announcement of deals and sharing hidden secrets for saving money. Saving money on everyday shit.
I'll start off with something I took advantage of today.
Superstore is having a TV Sale. May not be screaming deals, but deals nonetheless. Starting yesterday and going on for three days, when you buy a television, you get 20 times the PC points. I bought a cheap 32 inch Samsung that was already reduced by 100 bucks and got 20 bucks or so in PC points. On top of that, because it totaled more than $250.00, I got a 25 dollar gift card, which is this week's bonus. The TV is for the kitchen, so a 720p 32 inch was perfect. I have two 52 inch TV's elsewhere in the house for watching the Canucks win the Stanley Cup this year :fullofwin:
Then off I went to Canadian Tire to use my $5.00 off coupon that was in their flyer. It's a scratch and save card with a minimum of $5.00 for free. I talked to the gal at the Coquitlam branch and she already had two customers who won $100.00 each!!
The Grandview Hwy location had three such winners according to just one cashier. The place was buzzing. I should have posted this earlier, but there's about three hours left for this one day promo.
Excelsis
03-03-2012, 05:17 PM
and if you know good deals on food post here http://www.revscene.net/forums/662675-food-sales.html
:alonehappy:
Samples of other deals recently......
Safeway had a coupon for $1.50 0ff 4L milk of any kind. It ended yesterday, but deals like this come every so often.
Superstore had Uncle Bens Entrée Instant Rice packages on sale for $2.00 each (reg 2.79). It was a price match. On top of that, they had 75¢ off coupons, making each one only $1.25 each. This is the stuff that takes 2 minutes in the microwave. Not the lower priced ones where you have to actually cook it. My favourite flabours are the Risotto ones and Curry Chicken. There was a limit of 3 packages, but the coupons didn't. So, I went to a few different cashiers to make it worth my time. The packages had an expiry date of 12/12. Sadly, the price match ended on Friday. Coupons are still good for another week, though. So while the price match was on, the stuff sold for less than half the price.
If you're looking for pop (Coke products). No Frills has them for $1.00 each. If you don't live near a No Frills, use ther flyers and get price match at Superstore.
and if you know good deals on food post here http://www.revscene.net/forums/662675-food-sales.html
:alonehappy:
Damn, I'm sorry, man............ I don't go into any other part of RS. Well, except for *ahem* car audio thread.
........as for meat, No Frills has tenderloin pork for less than 3 bucks a pound (less than half the regular price).
Okami
03-03-2012, 05:35 PM
for awhile (about a year) i barely paid anything for my old spice body wash/deodorant + random things like toothpaste and floss..
at london drugs yoy can coupon stack as long as the coupon is for the same product and has a different barcode..
so for example if you had a coupon for $3 off if you buy 2 bodywashes.. and you have a coupon that says $1 off one bodywash.. you can use one of the $3 coupons and 2 of the $1 coupons
and sometimes online sources of coupons will give you the exact same coupon as the printed flyer source.. (but different barcode!) so that's 6 coupons for 2 items.. you still have to pay tax, and some coupons state you cannot stack.. so read the rules to avoid embarrassment :)
happy couponing :D
i stopped though.. cuz its a pain in the pass to collect them
^we do what we can to make ends meet........ a dollar saved is a dollar earned.
twitchyzero
03-03-2012, 05:44 PM
a tip: don't join bargain-hunting communities like redflagdeals
you spend money on useless shit you don't need...and try to justify the purchase with silly rationales
a tip: don't join bargain-hunting communities like redflagdeals
you spend money on useless shit you don't need...and try to justify the purchase with silly rationales
agree........ I don't even read their stuff anymore. Kind of like a feeding frenzy, hype type of site.
I get more useful info right here on RS.
a tip: don't join bargain-hunting communities like redflagdeals
you spend money on useless shit you don't need...and try to justify the purchase with silly rationales
Hot deals!!!
Alatar
03-03-2012, 06:59 PM
RFD is useful if you have self control. I usually have a few things I'm on the lookout for, so when I see them come up on RFD, it can be advantageous.
The people who hoard or buy something just to save money... those are the :facepalm: worthy ones.
Thanks for starting the thread, MG1!
Yeah, there's a fine line between hoarding and saving. You need lots of freezer space and keep an eye on rotating stock and keeping track of when things go on sale. With no Frills, I'm starting to get a feel of when and how often shit goes on sale. For example, I love Pom Wonderful Pomegranate Juice. I drink the stuff regularly, but not much. It has a limited shelf life once opened. Ths is why the small bottles suit me. The large 1.7 litre bottle they sell at Costco will spoil, as you have to drink the stuff within 14 days of opening. The small bottles were on sale last week at No Frills for 2 bucks each. Cheaper than Costco. The bottles have best before date of June 10th.
With No Frills and Superstore, their websites give a preview of next week's sale at midnight Wednesday. That gives you Thursday to shop for sale items that will end that day, as new prices start on Friday. Buy the stuff at last possible moment to get it as fresh as possible.
Most of the time, No Frills have two week sales, so knowing the change in prices makes good sense.
Canned goods. You need to know shelf life of items. Like canned salmon, for example. It is edible for a long ass time, but taste and quality deteriorates after a certain number of years. I bought a few cases of Sockeye Salmon for an incredible price (just over $1.40 for 1/2 lb can). I'm a little worried right now, because the kids used to like the stuff, but not so much these days. I have about 16 months before it starts to lose flavour and texture. Must be more creative with salmon recipe's. LOL
punkwax
03-03-2012, 08:03 PM
Canned goods. You need to know shelf life of items. Like canned salmon, for example. It is edible for a long ass time, but taste and quality deteriorates after a certain number of years. I bought a few cases of Sockeye Salmon for an incredible price (just over $1.40 for 1/2 lb can). I'm a little worried right now, because the kids used to like the stuff, but not so much these days. I have about 16 months before it starts to lose flavour and texture. Must be more creative with salmon recipe's. LOL
Salmon Pouf. Salmon, peas, corn, green onion wrapped in phyllo then oven baked. Throw some Franks in a can of mushroom soup for sauce = magic. I use leftover salmon for this recipe normally as my freezer is usually stocked with salmon but I'm sure canned would be fine.
We should start a leftovers thread in Food and Fine Dining if there isnt one already...
RFD is useful if you have self control. I usually have a few things I'm on the lookout for, so when I see them come up on RFD, it can be advantageous.
exactly. i was on the lookout for a small 32" for my sister and i saw them have a deal at best buy for a panasonic for $229. it was good timing.
now i'm on the lookout for a cheap 32" LED for myself in a similar price range :P
for awhile (about a year) i barely paid anything for my old spice body wash/deodorant + random things like toothpaste and floss..
where did you get the coupons from and do they still have them?
BaBiE_Bee
03-04-2012, 06:41 PM
Scratched a $50 for Canadian Tire on Sat, bf got a Sherwood hockey stick, we got a 32cm TFAL frying back for $19 (reg price $65), 24 double roll Charmin, and a bag of Miss Vickies minus $50 = $8.77 hella good deals, I think most people would've just scratched a $5 or $10
LIKEABOSS
03-04-2012, 06:49 PM
One of the biggest things you can do to save money is to limit your driving. Although I love driving, I take public transit most of the time and only drive for pleasure. This alone has saves me tones of money every year which I plow back into my investments-which makes me even more money.
Another thing is to think long term and not short term with your purchases. For example, most people think saving a few bucks up front is smart but in most instances, it's probably not the best move. I try to think of everything in terms of ROI (return on investment) and not just sticker price. For example, I am very happy to pay a few hundred bucks extra for a nice Gore-Tex Pro jacket that will protect me from the elements and keep me comfortable for 10+ years over a cheaper jacket that will offer less protection/comfort and will only last me 2-3 years. With this strategy, I also save untold amounts of time/money by not having to commute/shop so much.
Lastly, by far the best strategy to saving money is to not spend at all. As the author of "The Ultimate Cheapskate" says, always think of your return-on-non-invesmtent. Think of not just the money, but the amount of work you will have to do to earn the bucks to buy that jacket or whatever that you don't need anyway. Do you value the jacket/purse more, or your time more (which, as Emerson says, "is the stuff life is made of"). :D
TRDood
03-04-2012, 06:59 PM
Save money = Craigslist for certain items like Canucks tickets, car parts, other toys that would otherwise be retail prices. Also, Ebates is another good place to save money for most online shopping.
Other than that, try to eat out less. It adds up a lot.
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Mr.HappySilp
03-04-2012, 07:11 PM
I save by not going out.......
Also if you play computer games form time to time steam will offer like free weekends for certain games for you to try. I usually play those.
LiquidTurbo
03-04-2012, 08:17 PM
Maybe I'll get flamed, but:
Being a frugal cheapskate is great, but there has to be a balance between spending and saving money. If you stay at home on the weekend and do nothing but play video games to save money instead of possibly spending some to experience new things or connect with people, or most importantly, spending time and energy that could earn you new income, I think that's an issue.
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pastarocket
03-04-2012, 08:28 PM
Agreed. Balance in life is also important besides saving money.
TheKingdom2000
03-04-2012, 08:48 PM
In regards to RFD, I don't know if you guys know of their alert feature?
You pretty much just put in a key word and any time someone posts a deal with your key word you get an email.
RedFlagDeals Topic Alerts (http://www.redflagdeals.com/alerts/)
(You have to be logged in for it to work)
This has saved me time looking through the forums.
I needed a cheap monochrome laser printer and I just put in "laser printer" and I would get alerts for them.
Ended up buying one for $30 because of the alert as I don't check RFD daily any more.
And this way, you won't get suckered into buying something you see as a good deal.
saveth
03-04-2012, 08:51 PM
I get my gas in the states. I cross the border with 3 25l Jerry cans. It works out to a 7 dollar savings each and 20 dollar savings in my pathfinders gas tank. I save about 40 bucks a trip.
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I also buy groceries while I Blaine if it's cheaper.
twitchyzero
03-04-2012, 09:13 PM
In regards to RFD, I don't know if you guys know of their alert feature?
You pretty much just put in a key word and any time someone posts a deal with your key word you get an email.
RedFlagDeals Topic Alerts (http://www.redflagdeals.com/alerts/)
(You have to be logged in for it to work)
This has saved me time looking through the forums.
I needed a cheap monochrome laser printer and I just put in "laser printer" and I would get alerts for them.
Ended up buying one for $30 because of the alert as I don't check RFD daily any more.
And this way, you won't get suckered into buying something you see as a good deal.
excellent tip..didnt realize RFD has this function as another site i follow has it.
bloodmack
03-04-2012, 09:24 PM
openboxco is a great place to find some cheaper electronics. Usually returned stuff or showcase products that never sold. I got a 42" sony bravia for 300$ a couple years back.
Maybe I'll get flamed, but:
Being a frugal cheapskate is great, but there has to be a balance between spending and saving money. If you stay at home on the weekend and do nothing but play video games to save money instead of possibly spending some to experience new things or connect with people, or most importantly, spending time and energy that could earn you new income, I think that's an issue.
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Eh, i've been doing just that for the past 6 months because im forced to not because I choose to.
Okami
03-04-2012, 10:01 PM
where did you get the coupons from and do they still have them?
Mailout Coupons - Extreme Couponing Canada (http://www.extremecouponingcanada.org/category/canadian-coupons-2/mailout-coupons/)
Printable Coupons - Extreme Couponing Canada (http://www.extremecouponingcanada.org/category/canadian-coupons-2/printable-coupons/)
i mainly did the P&G mail-in coupons and flyer coupons but this site looks like they go ape shit for coupons.
Maybe I'll get flamed, but:
Being a frugal cheapskate is great, but there has to be a balance between spending and saving money. If you stay at home on the weekend and do nothing but play video games to save money instead of possibly spending some to experience new things or connect with people, or most importantly, spending time and energy that could earn you new income, I think that's an issue.
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There are lots of things you can do for free.
Like......... Kits Beach i nthe summer..........:fullofwin: j/k
community centres, libraries, events at shopping malls, and.......... RS car meets, LOL. As long as they aren't troll meets. :okay:
InvisibleSoul
03-05-2012, 09:17 AM
for awhile (about a year) i barely paid anything for my old spice body wash/deodorant + random things like toothpaste and floss..
at london drugs yoy can coupon stack as long as the coupon is for the same product and has a different barcode..
so for example if you had a coupon for $3 off if you buy 2 bodywashes.. and you have a coupon that says $1 off one bodywash.. you can use one of the $3 coupons and 2 of the $1 coupons
and sometimes online sources of coupons will give you the exact same coupon as the printed flyer source.. (but different barcode!) so that's 6 coupons for 2 items.. you still have to pay tax, and some coupons state you cannot stack.. so read the rules to avoid embarrassment :)
happy couponing :D
i stopped though.. cuz its a pain in the pass to collect them
I heard you can't do it anymore for most of that stuff because P&G specifically added a line on their coupons to prohibit coupon stacking. So while London Drugs may still allow coupon stacking, you can't do it for P&G products... which is the majority of stuff people were able to get for free before.
I did that three years ago when I was unemployed for about a year. It really does take a significant amount of time to collect up coupons for stacking... but I decided to go all out one time and ended up getting paid $4.87 to take $737.33 worth of merchandise.
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2849/londondrugs20091015full.jpg
InvisibleSoul
03-05-2012, 09:21 AM
a tip: don't join bargain-hunting communities like redflagdeals
you spend money on useless shit you don't need...and try to justify the purchase with silly rationales
Depends on the person though... if you can resist impulse buying, then it's fine... just look for deals for stuff you actually need.
If you're looking for everyday household items more so than electronics, a better site to go to is smartcanucks.ca
Psykopathik
03-05-2012, 09:29 AM
we need our own bargain hunter forum.
Spoon
03-05-2012, 09:34 AM
CardSwap: Canadian Gift Card Exchange, Buy Discount Gift Cards, Swap Sell Gift Card (http://www.cardswap.ca/)
Great for buying gift cards for items that you need anyways. Still have a bunch of Toys R Us and Gap gift cards that I haven't used yet. But with a 2 year old baby, it's just a matter of time.
Tapioca
03-05-2012, 10:07 AM
I get my gas in the states. I cross the border with 3 25l Jerry cans. It works out to a 7 dollar savings each and 20 dollar savings in my pathfinders gas tank. I save about 40 bucks a trip.
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I also buy groceries while I Blaine if it's cheaper.
I'm curious if anyone north of the Fraser (ie. Vancouver, tri-cities, Burnaby) makes these types of trips. When you factor in time and gas (getting to the Peace Arch for me takes about 45 minutes and is about 50 clicks which is about 5-7 litres of gas), is it really worth it to save a few bucks? I work Monday to Friday and so the only time I can get down there is on the weekends and of course, the lineups can take up to an hour. Perhaps the savings are multiplied if you're feeding a family, but to drive all the way down there to save a buck fifty (2.99 vs 4.59 here) for a 4L jug of milk?
I do make large purchases Stateside such as auto parts and tires. The savings on these types of things can be significant which makes a trip worth it. (Eg. Saving hundreds)
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Sky_High
03-05-2012, 03:29 PM
CardSwap: Canadian Gift Card Exchange, Buy Discount Gift Cards, Swap Sell Gift Card (http://www.cardswap.ca/)
Great for buying gift cards for items that you need anyways. Still have a bunch of Toys R Us and Gap gift cards that I haven't used yet. But with a 2 year old baby, it's just a matter of time.
Reminds me....I still have a $25 Brentwood gift card that's been sitting here collecting dust :okay:
we need our own bargain hunter forum.
I'm hoping this thread would become that. I'm always looking for bargains. The more eyes we have looking, the better.
Clearance sales, auctions, liquidations, etc.
Saw this and thought it would be of benefit
Computers & Electronics : Newegg.ca: Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard $27.99 | Vancouver Deals - RedFlagDeals.com (http://www.redflagdeals.com/in/vancouver/deals/c/computers-electronics/neweggca-microsoft-natural-ergonomic-keyboard-4000-2799-wfree-shipping-reg-4999/)
i can attest that this is a great keyboard. when i was a sw engineer i had carpal tunnel from typing all day. ordered one of these from work and it was so awesome i bought one for myself at home. thought it would affect how i played WoW back then but nope LOL. i think i hunted around and found it on sale for $50, BB & FS had it for $70ish. so IMO this deal is super awesome. I never shopped on newegg before but i always hear about it so i figure it's a fairly legit site.
drunkrussian
03-05-2012, 06:07 PM
CardSwap: Canadian Gift Card Exchange, Buy Discount Gift Cards, Swap Sell Gift Card (http://www.cardswap.ca/)
Great for buying gift cards for items that you need anyways. Still have a bunch of Toys R Us and Gap gift cards that I haven't used yet. But with a 2 year old baby, it's just a matter of time.
wtf i saw them on shark tank or dragons den or something!
Eff-1
03-05-2012, 06:43 PM
Here is a handy tool to figure out if it is worth driving a further distance to get cheaper gas.
Is it worth it to drive for cheaper gas? - The Globe and Mail (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/investing-calculators/is-it-worth-to-drive-for-cheaper-gas/article2263849/?utm_medium=Feeds:%20RSS/Atom&utm_source=Home&utm_content=2263849)
Gh0stRider
03-06-2012, 12:24 AM
Cheap Asian? :lawl:
is there such thing?
Spoon
03-06-2012, 07:35 AM
wtf i saw them on shark tank or dragons den or something!
Yep, they were on dragon's den.
Cheap Asian? :lawl:
is there such thing?
When the Americans needed bail out money, who did they end up looking to? Food for thought.
InvisibleSoul
03-06-2012, 07:59 AM
Saw this and thought it would be of benefit
Computers & Electronics : Newegg.ca: Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard $27.99 | Vancouver Deals - RedFlagDeals.com (http://www.redflagdeals.com/in/vancouver/deals/c/computers-electronics/neweggca-microsoft-natural-ergonomic-keyboard-4000-2799-wfree-shipping-reg-4999/)
i can attest that this is a great keyboard. when i was a sw engineer i had carpal tunnel from typing all day. ordered one of these from work and it was so awesome i bought one for myself at home. thought it would affect how i played WoW back then but nope LOL. i think i hunted around and found it on sale for $50, BB & FS had it for $70ish. so IMO this deal is super awesome. I never shopped on newegg before but i always hear about it so i figure it's a fairly legit site.
Fairly legit site?
:lawl:
Newegg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newegg)
StylinRed
03-06-2012, 08:10 AM
BCHydro is giving several dollars worth of discounts off the purchase of each Philips CFL and LED bulbs @ Home Depot for the month of March
http://www.homedepot.ca/wcsstore/HomeDepotCanada/cms-content/assets/pdf/eco-options/en/BC-Hydro-Spring-Lighting-2012.pdf
just saw a google ad and checked it out, no coupon needed it looks
and here's a home depot article about led lighting from philips http://www.homedepot.ca/know-how/buying-guides/philips
saveth
03-06-2012, 08:49 AM
I've got those led lights in my living room. They're actually pretty good. They're just expensive.
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TheNewGirl
03-06-2012, 09:12 AM
I admit to being a master with the Shoppers Optimum points. I can spend $75 on make up at a triple points sale and get $90 worth of points and sometimes even a $20 gas card and then I will wait for a double points spending day and load up on coupons and get $200+ in groceries off that $90 of points.
I will never, ever, ever again in my life pay full price for toiletries again.
For food I shop at lot at T&T and little asian grocers. I will also never pay Save On or Safeway prices for produce again in my life if I can help it.
I also buy night out for 2 passes at Costco for movies - $25 gets two adult admission + 2 drinks and a popcorn. The 2 drinks + popcorn combo on it's own at the theater is $17.99.
Gridlock
03-06-2012, 09:45 AM
Cool! I need 3 led bulbs for my bathroom. The light fixture chewed through the incandescent bulbs, so I replaced with CFL's, which take forever to warm up, causing grief for the lady that doesn't like peeing in the dark for some reason. Maybe the $15 dollar each led's will work. It takes 3, so that cheap light I got on sale is really working out for me ;)
Never buy a light fixture that takes special bulbs. This one takes the small base chandelier bulb, and they don't like hanging upside down.
InvisibleSoul
03-06-2012, 10:13 AM
I don't know if it's still going on, but a couple months ago down at the Bellingham Costco, they had ridiculously cheap prices for CFL lightbulbs because of a similar Washington State rebate. All types of 4-pack CFLs were like $5-8 total.
I admit to being a master with the Shoppers Optimum points. I can spend $75 on make up at a triple points sale and get $90 worth of points and sometimes even a $20 gas card and then I will wait for a double points spending day and load up on coupons and get $200+ in groceries off that $90 of points.
I will never, ever, ever again in my life pay full price for toiletries again.
For food I shop at lot at T&T and little asian grocers. I will also never pay Save On or Safeway prices for produce again in my life if I can help it.
I also buy night out for 2 passes at Costco for movies - $25 gets two adult admission + 2 drinks and a popcorn. The 2 drinks + popcorn combo on it's own at the theater is $17.99.
"Spend Your Points" event is coming up. I'm on Shoppers Drug Mart's mailing list. It's not as good as the one they had at Christmas time, but I might just go wild with the 450 bucks or so worth of points that I've got left.
I wish Superstore had something like that, so I can use up the over $1000.00 worth of PC points I've racked up. Too busy collecting them and not redeeming them, LOL
EuterVanWasser
03-07-2012, 04:03 PM
BCHydro is giving several dollars worth of discounts off the purchase of each Philips CFL and LED bulbs @ Home Depot for the month of March
http://www.homedepot.ca/wcsstore/HomeDepotCanada/cms-content/assets/pdf/eco-options/en/BC-Hydro-Spring-Lighting-2012.pdf
just saw a google ad and checked it out, no coupon needed it looks
and here's a home depot article about led lighting from philips Philips Lighting | Buying Guides | Home Depot Canada (http://www.homedepot.ca/know-how/buying-guides/philips)
You know, I wanted to buy about 20 of these new LED lamps for all the pot lights in my house, but admit the upfront cost put me off even after considering the discount.
Does anyone know whether there is a site / calculator, etc. that can help you figure out your annual savings per year by installing these?
Edit: Oh jeeze.. I'd fail myself here if I could: seems Home Depot's link off that .pdf provides an example of what I'm looking for.. and seeing as it's coming from a trusted retail source, it must be completely non-biased! lawlz.
EuterVanWasser
03-07-2012, 04:20 PM
Actually, one more thing here I'll say. It's not shopping related specifically, but it turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made to help save money for the family month after month.
We bought a 60s era house, and I invested in a few hundred dollars in insulation and brought the R-value of the house up from 20 to 48. I did the work myself crawling around in the attic laying it all out, but it only took about two days.
Sure it wasn't enjoyable work and it wasn't the only thing I did to make the house more energy efficient, but our monthly gas bill was adjusted downwards by a fair margin the following year after we moved in, so this is paying dividends.
MindBomber
03-07-2012, 04:40 PM
Actually, one more thing here I'll say. It's not shopping related specifically, but it turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made to help save money for the family month after month.
We bought a 60s era house, and I invested in a few hundred dollars in insulation and brought the R-value of the house up from 20 to 48. I did the work myself crawling around in the attic laying it all out, but it only took about two days.
Sure it wasn't enjoyable work and it wasn't the only thing I did to make the house more energy efficient, but our monthly gas bill was adjusted downwards by a fair margin the following year after we moved in, so this is paying dividends.
Good move.
You can save a bit by doing it yourself with batts, it's not quite as effective by having a pro-install loose fill, but still makes a significant difference.
Just let me add for anyone reading this, don't let any dumb clerk at HD talk you into renting the attic blowing machines they all carry now. If you want to use loose fill hire a professional or your wasting time and money, someone with no experience will knock down the r-value significantly while installing.
JesseBlue
03-07-2012, 09:07 PM
I heard you can't do it anymore for most of that stuff because P&G specifically added a line on their coupons to prohibit coupon stacking. So while London Drugs may still allow coupon stacking, you can't do it for P&G products... which is the majority of stuff people were able to get for free before.
I did that three years ago when I was unemployed for about a year. It really does take a significant amount of time to collect up coupons for stacking... but I decided to go all out one time and ended up getting paid $4.87 to take $737.33 worth of merchandise.
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2849/londondrugs20091015full.jpg
my wife is one of those couponers and we have a stash of stuff here at home...its not just a one off thing as our goal is to never pay for the full price at all times...right now she has numerous free product coupons that she can't wait to use...
oh yah superstore stack one manufacturers coupon as well as in store coupon so you can still get freebie products...
also as a tip, try not to live beyond your means...sacrifice can benefit in the long run...ie do you really need a data plan on your phone? do you really need a third tv? do you really need to change your video card? etc
InvisibleSoul
03-09-2012, 10:48 AM
my wife is one of those couponers and we have a stash of stuff here at home...its not just a one off thing as our goal is to never pay for the full price at all times...right now she has numerous free product coupons that she can't wait to use...
oh yah superstore stack one manufacturers coupon as well as in store coupon so you can still get freebie products...
also as a tip, try not to live beyond your means...sacrifice can benefit in the long run...ie do you really need a data plan on your phone? do you really need a third tv? do you really need to change your video card? etc
I was only willing to spend the time being an extreme couponer when I was unemployed. It really takes a lot of time to gather all the coupons, organize them, find the deals to use them on, and even going to buy them. That one trip where I got the $700+ stuff for free, I'm sure the aggregate time I spent preparing it was at least a few hours... but now I have enough razors, body wash, shampoo and other stuff like that to last me for years.
Yeah, you can stack one manufacturer coupon with an in-store coupon at Superstore... but I didn't find there was much that you could actually get for free with that.
I'm just a casual couponer now.
Zellers has started their liquidation sales at certain locations only. Not many places in BC yet, as they still have about a year to go.
Zellers | Liquidation (http://www.zellers.com/liquidation/en/default.aspx)
RacingMetro92
03-10-2012, 08:54 AM
I just picked up about $230 worth of clothes at Paul's Boutique at Guildford Mall in Surrey for $60. All their sale items are now an extra 50% off. Not that it's older people styles, but I got a really nice soft shell snowboard jacket that was $160 for only $40 as well as a pair of $65 shoes for only $15.
Selection is beginning to dwindle, but there are still some deals to be had.
If anyone is looking for a 160GB PS3, Shoppers is having a sale. $249.99, plus you get a $50.00 Shoppers gift card. It is also Spend Your Points event, so $170.00 worth of points = $200.00 worth of stuff.
Holy cow.......... too bad I don't need a PS3.
The deal is on today and tomorrow. I knew about it on Wednesday, but forgot to post it. So solly....... Kensington location has over 5 left as of now. Actually, he said a lot, but said over 5 to cover his ass??. I guess these consoles aren't popular.
twitchyzero
03-10-2012, 06:14 PM
which shoppers location has the biggest electronics 'dept' around town?
I always wanted to get a shoppers points card...but their electronics selection is so limited (if any at all) and their products always seem pricey
which shoppers location has the biggest electronics 'dept' around town?
I always wanted to get a shoppers points card...but their electronics selection is so limited (if any at all) and their products always seem pricey
Not really that pricey. Sometimes they have pretty good sales on cameras and game consoles.
As for size...... it does not matter. They are all about the same. I would say the one on Commercial Drive is one of the worst, along with the old one on Hastings in Italianvile (Gilmore-ish area).
hirevtuner
03-10-2012, 07:32 PM
anyone need to stock up on Mobil 1 5w30, they have it on sale at superstore for $29.94 (4.4L)
twitchyzero
03-10-2012, 08:04 PM
similar to price alerts..check out camelcamelcamel for amazon price history, deal notifications etc
Amazon price tracker, Amazon price history charts, price watches, and price drop alerts. | camelcamelcamel.com (http://ca.camelcamelcamel.com/)
seems pretty accurate
i also hear price canada got closed down because best buy got tired of people using it for pricematching..lol
good thing there's still pricebat...shopbot
3 Dozen eggs at safeway for $3.99
Safeway - Email Direct - March 9 - March 15, 2012 (http://emaildirectecoprintcoupons.com/CH/b4da131ddfbac9838cff7e2c38328cb6/)
20% off a pair of jeans at H&M
http://www.hm.com/ca/pants-coupon
Vansterdam
03-12-2012, 06:05 AM
Zellers has started their liquidation sales at certain locations only. Not many places in BC yet, as they still have about a year to go.
Zellers | Liquidation (http://www.zellers.com/liquidation/en/default.aspx)
i remember when the zellers at champlain mall had their liquidation sale years ago
good times lol
spideyv2
03-12-2012, 06:22 AM
i remember when the zellers at champlain mall had their liquidation sale years ago
good times lol
Lol childhood memories...it sucks they closed down
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Vansterdam
03-12-2012, 06:29 AM
^ :fuckyea:
i remember scoring one of these from zellers when they closed down lol
http://i632.photobucket.com/albums/uu43/invectra-pds/intro/02Nerf-Wildfire-Machine-G.jpg
BaBiE_Bee
03-12-2012, 07:53 AM
Today if you spend $50 or more at Shopper's, you get a $10 gift card for next time, not that crazy of a deal but still kinda worth it. :)
Psykopathik
03-12-2012, 10:31 AM
Reminds me....I still have a $25 Brentwood gift card that's been sitting here collecting dust :okay:
prolly worthless now. they charge $2.50 a month service fee after 1 yr. min went from $25 to $2.50 :okay:
Sky_High
03-12-2012, 03:21 PM
prolly worthless now. they charge $2.50 a month service fee after 1 yr. min went from $25 to $2.50 :okay:
Hasn't past that deadline yet, I checked. And you can extend for 2 more months.
JesseBlue
03-12-2012, 04:38 PM
3 Dozen eggs at safeway for $3.99
Safeway - Email Direct - March 9 - March 15, 2012 (http://emaildirectecoprintcoupons.com/CH/b4da131ddfbac9838cff7e2c38328cb6/)
20% off a pair of jeans at H&M
Coupon 20% off Pants | H&M CA (http://www.hm.com/ca/pants-coupon)
crossborder shopping, walmart had eggs for $1.09 / dozen...now, 1.19/ dozen...
MeetHanz
03-12-2012, 05:35 PM
3 Dozen eggs at safeway for $3.99
Safeway - Email Direct - March 9 - March 15, 2012 (http://emaildirectecoprintcoupons.com/CH/b4da131ddfbac9838cff7e2c38328cb6/)
20% off a pair of jeans at H&M
Coupon 20% off Pants | H&M CA (http://www.hm.com/ca/pants-coupon)
Are you able to show the Safeway coupon on a smartphone? Or does it have to be printed?
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cliffhanger33
03-12-2012, 05:39 PM
Are you able to show the Safeway coupon on a smartphone? Or does it have to be printed?
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im pretty sure it has to be printed. i remember trying to show a coupon for new york fries through a smart phone and they wouldn't accept it.
crossborder shopping, walmart had eggs for $1.09 / dozen...now, 1.19/ dozen...
If American eggs are OK with you......
Are you able to show the Safeway coupon on a smartphone? Or does it have to be printed?
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I think it has to be printed. The lady this morning asked if I wanted the coupon back.
hal0g0dv2
03-12-2012, 08:00 PM
If American eggs are OK with you......
I think it has to be printed. The lady this morning asked if I wanted the coupon back.
but you can only have one on every club card right so u you cant just go back the next day and get 3 more, so far i have 12 12dozen that should last me couple days
Sky_High
03-12-2012, 10:58 PM
I don't live in Richmond, but I think you can find this coupon in Richmond Review's?
Not a super hot deal....but for not bad for a light snack :pokerface:
http://chowtimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/AW-1.jpg
metal
03-12-2012, 11:13 PM
I can't be the only one who takes a GENEROUS helping of napkins when getting stuff at places like Timmies or Subway for home, right?
:alone:
I can't be the only one who takes a GENEROUS helping of napkins when getting stuff at places like Timmies or Subway for home, right?
:alone:
Not for home, but use the "extra" serviettes to clean my messes when cleaning airbrushes and regular brushes. I use paper bags from fast food places for my modelling, too. I tape the bag to the edge of workbench. I throw any rags or napkins soaked in thinner into the bag. The paper bag absorbs any excess thinner or cleaner nicely.
When going through Drive Thru's, I ask for extra straws. I use them to decant paint from spray paint cans. McD's straws are the perfect size when cut in half. Best way to decant Tamiya spray paint.
Culverin
03-13-2012, 02:42 AM
When going through Drive Thru's, I ask for extra straws. I use them to decant paint from spray paint cans. McD's straws are the perfect size when cut in half. Best way to decant Tamiya spray paint.
Could you elaborate on this a little? I'm not sure what you mean when you say "decant paint".
Could you elaborate on this a little? I'm not sure what you mean when you say "decant paint".
Decant is when you extract paint from a spray can. I just put one end of the straw right up to the nozzle of the can and place the other end into a bottle. The spray is minimized as it hits the sides of the straw. The paint simply flows and drips into the bottle.
Spraying from can is OK, but airbrushing is way better. If I use paint from factory bottled paint, I have to thin it out for airbrush use. If I use paint from spray can, it is good to go.
The only problem with decanting is, the paint is very volatile. You have to be very, very careful. If not, you can have the paint explode on you. If you plan to use regular hand held brush, you must allow the paint to acclimatize itself to the tempurature of the surroundings and release the energy that is in the paint (paint from a can is freezing cold). I wait about an hour for the paint to settle down. Some say 24 hours. In any case, you need to make sure you don't put the cap on the bottle as the paint will build up pressure like a shaken bottle of pop. Here's better explanation.
Decanting Spray Paint (http://www.acmenovelties.net/scale_models/decanting.php)
When airbrushing, I wait only a few minutes to fill the reservoir of my top loading airbrush. I'm very careful not to touch the paint and put only small amounts in at first. You will see paint fizz and bubble. Put anything warm in the paint and it will fizz and foam over like root beer.
All the you tube videos show people taping pipettes or straws onto the spray can nozzle. I don't bother as I do this inside my paint booth. The overspray is minimal. The McD's straws fit right over the diameter of nib on the spray can's nozzle. I wear a good mask when airbrushing or decanting.
I hope this helps............ others can add to this if they wish. Everyone has a different way of decanting paint.
will also cross post in the hobby shops thread
but you can only have one on every club card right so u you cant just go back the next day and get 3 more, so far i have 12 12dozen that should last me couple days
I went to two Safeways in a row and no problem. I don't think they even keep track.
Anyway, I was just at Freybe's factory outlet on Hastings near Victoria Drive. I got some end cuts at $4.95/kilo. They have weekly specials there that are pretty good, but the rest of the stuff is, meh. Anything under $10.00 / kilo is a good price.
Gotta make sure to read the labels, 'cause some of that stuff is so high in cholesterol....... although, cannot say no to a good landjaeger.
JHatta
03-15-2012, 02:23 PM
Thanks for the egg coupon!
I heard you can't do it anymore for most of that stuff because P&G specifically added a line on their coupons to prohibit coupon stacking. So while London Drugs may still allow coupon stacking, you can't do it for P&G products... which is the majority of stuff people were able to get for free before.
I did that three years ago when I was unemployed for about a year. It really does take a significant amount of time to collect up coupons for stacking... but I decided to go all out one time and ended up getting paid $4.87 to take $737.33 worth of merchandise.
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2849/londondrugs20091015full.jpg
My question to you is how did you scan such a long receipt? Fold, scan, repeat and paste together?
My question to you is how did you scan such a long receipt? Fold, scan, repeat and paste together?
long cat scanner.........
Probably stiched, or he has one of them hand held rolling scanners.
acrophobia
03-15-2012, 07:42 PM
Just grabbed some eggs, thanks for the coupon. :)
JesseBlue
03-15-2012, 07:55 PM
there is an in store coupon for loreals shampoo for two bux off and a mail in one for another two bux...the are 2 for 5.98...
my wife grabbed six bottles...
also bought 3 quaker product (select) for a free 1.75l bottle of orange juice...had free product coupons for all 3 quaker products...some free mms too...and some other stuff so the store doesnt feel they were robbed...all in all was a total of a little less than 6 bux
Probably gonna grab some eggs today.. i heard oakridge was sold out? anyone confirm?
Chances of finding any are slim to none. Stores (usually) get their shipment in the morning. The Safeway on Hastings near Willingdon was out of eggs within two hours of getting their shipment. Best to phone ahead. Just in case your local safeway gets shipment at night. Open till midnight - still time left.
Also, to answer the another question, I did use my iPod Touch to get coupon. Hilarious, because all Safeways have free WiFi. All cashier needs is your Safeway Club Card and the PLU (code on coupon). If you don't have Safeway Card, I believe you can use one that you sign up for on the spot.
lol Thanks MG1. Got to safeway. Saw 3 packs left, but someone swapped the eggs so that there were medium eggs in the large container :fuuuuu:
Ended up not picking any up but meh, it was 5 min away.
JesseBlue
03-17-2012, 11:19 PM
two dollar off coupon for resolve products in superstore and no frills is selling some resolve products for $1.98... do the math...oh and you can use that coupon in no frills
fliptuner
03-18-2012, 12:21 PM
Kirmac Collision Services Deal of the Day | Groupon Vancouver (http://www.groupon.com/deals/kirmac-collision-services?c=title&division=vancouver&utm_campaign=kirmac-collision-services&s=body&utm_content=all-deals_vancouver_control_1&date=20120318&utm_source=newsletter&p=1&sid=11130477&utm_medium=email&addxe=ZmxpcHR1bmVyQGhvdG1haWwuY29t&user=35a5ad806e860af93be3e04eba701b3be8df11311829e 51e0d1c1fb5e39ae8e8)
$19 for Up to Three Windshield Rock-Chip Repairs
BaBiE_Bee
03-18-2012, 01:54 PM
two dollar off coupon for resolve products in superstore and no frills is selling some resolve products for $1.98... do the math...oh and you can use that coupon in no frills
wtf, was just at Superstore and I didn't see no coupon... :(
Me went to Grandview location about an hour ago. No such coupon on the board. No Tic Tacs for cheap, either, LOL.
JesseBlue
03-19-2012, 09:02 PM
i was at the coquitlam superstore last sat and my wife grabbed a few...thing with superstore is that they take out the coupon even its not expired
BaBiE_Bee
03-20-2012, 07:42 AM
What is the usually procedure at Superstore when you want to price match the No Frills flyer? :) tia
Phozy
03-20-2012, 02:15 PM
Note to self, superstore is generally cheaper than walmart. Went to walmart today to grab some vegetables and some meat, then went to superstore, and the pricess at superstore at cheaper. Not by much, but it adds up. Also, some days its no tax at superstore.
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BaBiE_Bee
03-20-2012, 02:19 PM
Yeah Superstore is cheaper for sure, but sometimes the quality of the fruits and veggies isn't as great at other stores or say your local neighborhood market, ie. Donalds Market.
JesseBlue
03-20-2012, 04:18 PM
What is the usually procedure at Superstore when you want to price match the No Frills flyer? :) tia
bring the flyer and tell to price match...that's it...
JesseBlue
03-20-2012, 04:18 PM
Yeah Superstore is cheaper for sure, but sometimes the quality of fruits and veggies isn't as great at other stores or say your local neighborhood market, ie. Donalds Market.
definitely go to a local produce for fruits and veggies...much more for for a lower price...
edit...got another two resolve products....grand total of -$0.15 cents
Produce at Superstore sucks ass.........
No Frills is a little better. I like Donald's Market on Hastings. Kins Market is actually not bad. Prices are getting competitive. The produce section at the PoCo Walmart is very nice. The rest of Walmart, however, is not good. In fact, nothing at walmart is cheap anymore. Even their sale prices are horrible.
godwin
03-20-2012, 10:18 PM
Donald's for Organics.. heck any grocery store on Commercial will have cheaper produce like Bluejay oranges than (Superstore/No Frills/T&T/Weston family chains). The only cheaper and decent produce from Weston family are items they can get in huge quantity.. ie celeries, carrots or huge bags of potatoes. No Frill's has to be a few cents cheaper than the rest of Weston because they are franchisee which pays to use the Weston supply chain.
A few Italian delis on the Drive have cheaper pasta than the Westons' too... you just have to watch closely.
Produce at Superstore sucks ass.........
No Frills is a little better. I like Donald's Market on Hastings. Kins Market is actually not bad. Prices are getting competitive. The produce section at the PoCo Walmart is very nice. The rest of Walmart, however, is not good. In fact, nothing at walmart is cheap anymore. Even their sale prices are horrible.
For those of you who shop at Old Navy.
10% off coupons
Old Navy (http://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/info.do?cid=34939&locale=en_CA&tid=ocembt0242&ev=ONCANW3192012&di=75144858&cd=ONNC_OAC)
I heard you can't do it anymore for most of that stuff because P&G specifically added a line on their coupons to prohibit coupon stacking. So while London Drugs may still allow coupon stacking, you can't do it for P&G products... which is the majority of stuff people were able to get for free before.
I did that three years ago when I was unemployed for about a year. It really does take a significant amount of time to collect up coupons for stacking... but I decided to go all out one time and ended up getting paid $4.87 to take $737.33 worth of merchandise.
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2849/londondrugs20091015full.jpg
My question to you is how did you scan such a long receipt? Fold, scan, repeat and paste together?
And how did London Drugs know he was "LOOKING FOR WORK?" LOL
BaBiE_Bee
03-21-2012, 07:38 AM
Donald's for Organics.. heck any grocery store on Commercial will have cheaper produce like Bluejay oranges than (Superstore/No Frills/T&T/Weston family chains). The only cheaper and decent produce from Weston family are items they can get in huge quantity.. ie celeries, carrots or huge bags of potatoes. No Frill's has to be a few cents cheaper than the rest of Weston because they are franchisee which pays to use the Weston supply chain.
A few Italian delis on the Drive have cheaper pasta than the Westons' too... you just have to watch closely.
^^ I saw Barilla pasta on sale for $1/ box at Superstore on Sunday - that's a really good deal for the good Italian pasta..
And yes, totally agree with MG1 for the quality of produce at No Frills and Donalds; love the cost savings at both places! I go to the Donalds on Hastings tho since it's like 2 mins from my house.
Tapioca
03-21-2012, 10:19 AM
Donald's has developed a nice niche for itself as the friendly neighbourhood grocer with good produce and a great selection of organics. It's really the type of place that Choices or Capers (before they were bought out by Whole Foods) should have been.
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Gumby
03-22-2012, 09:58 AM
No more coupon stacking at LD:
- StumbleUpon (http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2hHWoe/www.groceryalerts.ca/london-drugs-coupon-policy-changes/)
For anyone who shops at Home Hardware.......
http://m.homehardware.ca/images/2012/0322/coupon.en.html
Free Benchmark Safe Cut Knife with a purchase of 20 bucks or more. Need above coupon.
One for the confessions part of this thread................
On my way home after work, I drive by the Brighton Ave. Costco. After a long ass drive, I'm starving. When I get there, I immediately head for the restaurant (more like a hole in the wall). I order their hot dog deal. $1.49 for a huge ass hot dog and refillable drink. At the condiment cart, I carefully unwrap the hot dog and take the wiener out. I then pile on the onions. You can get a lot more on there this way. On goes the ketchup and mustard, then the weiner and jalapeno at top. I fill up drink and take lots of serviettes and a fork, for picking up those awesome onion bits that fall off when eating the hot dog, LOL.
By the end of the meal, I'm out of Diet Coke. so I go and fill 'er up and browse the aisles for deals of the week. I sip on the drink as I hit all the sample carts. By the time I finish shopping, it's time to get one more refill for the road.
I love Costco...........
Recently, I've been going to McD's because of their free premium drinks printable coupon.
kunoman1
03-22-2012, 08:12 PM
Buying 7 boxes of cereal to get the bonus points. I don't even eat 7 boxes of cereal in a year!
Buying 7 boxes of cereal to get the bonus points. I don't even eat 7 boxes of cereal in a year!
Bring them to the next RS mini meet. I plan on bringing some goodies the next time I'm there.
I hope you got some Honey Nut Cheerios........
InvisibleSoul
03-23-2012, 01:42 PM
My question to you is how did you scan such a long receipt? Fold, scan, repeat and paste together?
long cat scanner.........
Probably stiched, or he has one of them hand held rolling scanners.
LoL... actually, I cut the receipt into three sections that would fit in the scanner for my all-in-one printer, and then merged them together with Photoshop afterwards. :p
And how did London Drugs know he was "LOOKING FOR WORK?" LOL
Haha... I never noticed that before. :D
And... forgot to add a picture of the merchandise:
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/1729/img8549j.jpg
hirevtuner
03-23-2012, 04:18 PM
do u ever use the products or just collect and store it for the sake of it?
He's going to sell them at the Night Market, LOL.
Sky_High
03-23-2012, 08:15 PM
^ the rent at the Night Market will never break-even his cost.
Selling it at a garage sale / sidewalk stand would be better. $1/ item :fullofwin:
kunoman1
03-23-2012, 10:25 PM
Bring them to the next RS mini meet. I plan on bringing some goodies the next time I'm there.
I hope you got some Honey Nut Cheerios........
Will do..all that's really left is that whole wheat cereal which is secretly cut up cardboard pieces
Phozy
03-24-2012, 04:59 PM
I would be a customer if you offered me shampoo and bodywash for a dollar or 2 a piece :fullofwin:
We have to have a mini RS hoarder meet... Hoard not whore.......
Show the wares and fruits of our labour.
Do we not ever have a swap meet? I have so much car parts and car audio parts, it's not funny. A tailgate swap meet at some abandoned parking lot, LOL.
hirevtuner
03-24-2012, 06:26 PM
anyone looking for a new pair of sunglasses?
DealTicker: Toronto daily deals. $39 for Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses (Choice of 3 colours) - Taxes Included ($149.95 Value) - DealTicker.com (http://www.dealticker.com/)
bought a pair of real raybans for $49 ($10 shipping) not a bad deal
pastarocket
03-24-2012, 09:58 PM
Anyone know the best online coupon sites for restaurant meal discounts? Groupon, surrey.com, and the Red Pocket are some sites that I visit. Any others to watch out for?
anyone looking for a new pair of sunglasses?
DealTicker: Toronto daily deals. $39 for Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses (Choice of 3 colours) - Taxes Included ($149.95 Value) - DealTicker.com (http://www.dealticker.com/)
bought a pair of real raybans for $49 ($10 shipping) not a bad deal
Looks like a good price, but the website looks a bit sketchy since there's no real information about the company...
Either way, that deal is for the model 2140 aka the original Wayfarers. Most of the ones you see people wearing on the street and most of the knockoff ones are of the new redesigned style model 2132 and for a good reason since they're really big and awkwardly shaped IMO
Sky_High
03-24-2012, 10:57 PM
Just FYI, please use the deals thread:
http://www.revscene.net/forums/661894-invisiblesouls-group-buy-website-deals-thread.html
Toast
03-24-2012, 11:00 PM
Anyone know the best online coupon sites for restaurant meal discounts? Groupon, surrey.com, and the Red Pocket are some sites that I visit. Any others to watch out for?
onesprout.com (http://onesprout.com/)
Seems to consolidate most deals site on a single page.
:accepted:
InvisibleSoul
03-26-2012, 08:28 AM
do u ever use the products or just collect and store it for the sake of it?
We do use most of the products, although we consume them pretty slowly. Of course, I've given away a lot of the stuff to family and friends too...
BaBiE_Bee
03-26-2012, 09:17 AM
onespout.com (http://onespout.com/)
Seems to consolidate most deals site on a single page.
:accepted:
Fixed!
JesseBlue
03-26-2012, 05:35 PM
We do use most of the products, although we consume them pretty slowly. Of course, I've given away a lot of the stuff to family and friends too...
Good job... We give it away to family as well... Did someone say dollar for soap and body wash? There was a coupon for lever soap and superstores in store coupon which comes to $1 for 4 bars... Same with body wash..dive body wash for $0.47 a piece... You have to look out for those deals
Good job... We give it away to family as well... Did someone say dollar for soap and body wash? There was a coupon for lever soap and superstores in store coupon which comes to $1 for 4 bars... Same with body wash..dive body wash for $0.47 a piece... You have to look out for those deals
awesome........ that's the kind of thing we need in here.
twitchyzero
03-26-2012, 06:19 PM
i'm not one to cheap out when it comes to health but i came across this...did a bit if research and it doesn't seem detrimental at all. Granted i was very skeptical of the one size fit all claim.
https://www.daysoftcontactlenses.com/CA/Buy.aspx
cheap daily contact lenses
no Rx necessary
people with astigmatism is outta luck
quick background on the company
Ron Hamilton invented daily-disposable contact lenses and built the first laboratory in the world dedicated to making them. When Bausch & Lomb (B&L), the biggest eye-care company in the world, approached him for distribution rights he offered to sell them the company and the patent rights.
Following his 5-year non-compete agreement he was very disappointed that the price of daily-disposables made by B&L, CIBA, J&J and CooperVision remained so high that many contact lenses wearers were still selecting lenses that need daily cleaning. Aware that cleaning soft contact lenses often results in discomfort, eye-infections and allergic reactions he decided to re-enter the market with an affordable, high-specification daily-disposable contact lens capable of replacing other brands ... he named the lenses 'daysoft' with the promise to 'Switch & Save'.
very positive responses on the customer service in the rfd thread
[Other] 8.99 for 32 contact lenses - daysoft.ca - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (http://forums.redflagdeals.com/8-99-32-contact-lenses-daysoft-ca-1051304/)
gonna order some to try and will report back..now i don't have to pay outta pocket with the insurance :troll:
Phozy
03-28-2012, 04:07 PM
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/1729/img8549j.jpg
cant beat that but me and my brothers collection of p&g samplers :lol
JesseBlue
03-28-2012, 06:38 PM
^ i know that feeling...btw did anyone get the freebie from ky? :)
scrubbing bubbles in no frills for $1.88 and use the dollar off coupon from the inserts...
^ i know that feeling...btw did anyone get the freebie from ky? :)
scrubbing bubbles in no frills for $1.88 and use the dollar off coupon from the inserts...
Frick, coupon for scrubbing bubbles? I have to pay more attention. Damn, 88 sale at No Frills is over at end of Thursday.
What freebie from ky?
KY jelly? LOLLLLLLL..........
JesseBlue
03-28-2012, 07:01 PM
yup...full size bottle! still unopened:okay:
yup...full size bottle! still unopened:okay:
Cool, you can always give it to me........
I can use it to lubricate my.......
airbrush. Best thing for the needle.
Simplex123
03-28-2012, 10:21 PM
anyone looking for a new pair of sunglasses?
DealTicker: Toronto daily deals. $39 for Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses (Choice of 3 colours) - Taxes Included ($149.95 Value) - DealTicker.com (http://www.dealticker.com/)
bought a pair of real raybans for $49 ($10 shipping) not a bad deal
I think you should cancel your order and get a refund.. I googled 'dealticker legit' and many people have had problems with their deals in the past.
InvisibleSoul
03-29-2012, 08:59 AM
LoL, Scrubbing Bubbles. A couple years back, they had printable coupons for $3 off... so when they went on sale, you could get them free. Some people bought them by the carton. :lol
I probably got about a dozen boxes. I find them to be pretty useless though. I don't think it does anything to help keep the bowl cleaner... but my plumber friend says it prevents the water ring from building as quickly.
Wow, kind of missed the ads from Michael's for this week, but yesterday and today, there's the usual 40% off one item coupon, as well as a 20% off entire purchase coupon good for regular and sale item prices. Not bad, even with the high prices at Michael's.
If frames, for example, are 40% off on sale, you can get a further 20% off. I've purchased tonnes of poster frames and shadow boxes with this combo in the past. It's even cheaper in the US. Bellingham Michael's is across the street from Wal Mart and next to Costco.
Make sure you have US coupons from their US website before you go. Oh, they take on-line coupons from your electronic device, as well.
I purchased a skookum Ottllite from there at Christmas time at a 75% discount.
Please note that clearance items are "as is" price (no other coupons work). 40% coupon is for one single item. And, the 20% offer is for entire purchase.
I think this Saturday only for 4 hours, there is the 20% off coupon.
Boxing day and week was the best. They had a week long 50% off and a 30% off entire purchase offer.
insomniac
03-30-2012, 09:31 PM
not sure if this has been posted yet as i dont check this thread.
for those who drink milk, go to shoppers drug mart!
barely anyone goes to shoppers drug mart to buy milk so milk is always on sale there. earlier this week it was $4 off. normally its $2-$3 off. so the end total was $0.29 for 4L !! of course it means that the milk is going to expire soon. but my family consists of four. me, my brother and my parents. 4L is no biggie. for those who wonder which branch i go to, i go to the fraser branch.
http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1qfwfnHHh1r8gc65o1_500.jpg
^
That looks like march 31st..
1 day 4 L even between 4 people is a lot :S
^when milk is about to expire, I make pancakes. Lots of it. Once made, it keeps for a day or two. But when pancakes are made fresh, they're so good, they is gone in less than a day.
LP700-4
03-30-2012, 09:45 PM
^We also find that the best before date is not 100% accurate, several time the milk has gone bad 1-2 days before the marked date.
Make sure its good to drink before you start chugging :whistle:
As for milk at Shoppers, they sell quickly at my location. Price is lower than Costco, Safeway, No Frills, Superstore, etc.
I always dig for the ones that expire the latest. Will finish it way before, but getting the freshest possible is good. I often see dumb shoppers buying shit that expires in a few days, because they're too lazy to check out the date. However, more dumb shoppers = better for me, LOL.
It's kind of like eggs.. sometimes the eggs inside the carton is broken and I'm sure some people pick them up. LOL
TRDood
03-30-2012, 10:12 PM
not sure if this has been posted yet as i dont check this thread.
for those who drink milk, go to shoppers drug mart!
barely anyone goes to shoppers drug mart to buy milk so milk is always on sale there. earlier this week it was $4 off. normally its $2-$3 off. so the end total was $0.29 for 4L !! of course it means that the milk is going to expire soon. but my family consists of four. me, my brother and my parents. 4L is no biggie. for those who wonder which branch i go to, i go to the fraser branch.
http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1qfwfnHHh1r8gc65o1_500.jpg
Remove sticker, place on later expiry date jugs? :whistle:
hirevtuner
03-30-2012, 10:41 PM
actually milk doesn't always expire on the date stamped, it is a merely a suggestion of when it is best to drink before it goes bad
I had milk go bad a week before the expiry date and I had it not go bad a week after, so it varies
insomniac
03-31-2012, 01:02 AM
Best before does not mean expires on.
Best before means the product is best used before blah blah blah.
Expires on means do not eat after blah blah blah
As for the milk my family hasnt had a problem with it haha.
Before you guys think my family is over average in size I'm skinny as fuck and my parents are average and my mom is pretty slim. Both me an my brother drink at least 1L a day and like MG1, my mom makes pancakes, waffles etc and if they aren't eaten, she throws them in the freezer and we just put them in the toaster when we are hungry haha
Even if it expires tmrw, a few cups for $0.29 is a pretty good deal :lol
But yeah, eat at your own risk
insomniac
03-31-2012, 01:16 AM
Speaking of dairy products Safeway is having a sale I believe. $2 a block? Limit two for sure though. Not sure but my mom told me to pick some up if I drive by
Nightwalker
03-31-2012, 02:41 AM
I lived off $100/week all of last year. For any/everything other than bills.
I like eating boxes of frozen chicken breasts but lately I've been buying family packs of extra lean ground beef that are discounted because they'll go bad. I divide up into 1lb containers and freeze it.
^Yup, freezer is your best friend. If you're on top of things and rotate stock and label things.
Gh0stRider
04-08-2012, 05:23 PM
MG1, how often does marks have those sales?
my discount is only 10%...i need more than that hah
At least once a month in winter........ we're due for another 20% off everything sale soon.
HondaGuy
04-09-2012, 12:52 AM
a penny saved is a penny earned.
anyone receive their new hydro bill after installation of smart meter? Curious to know the difference.
smoothie.
04-09-2012, 01:54 AM
mom wasnt happy lol
a penny saved is a penny earned.
anyone receive their new hydro bill after installation of smart meter? Curious to know the difference.
No real changes for my household.
omega_cc
04-09-2012, 12:35 PM
SUBBED. this thread seems awesome!
smarv
04-09-2012, 01:14 PM
I recently learned that the first tuesday of every month Safeway gives you 10% off any purchase, it also stacks on with any other promotions.
BaBiE_Bee
04-09-2012, 01:30 PM
^ Yupp, it's always "Customer Appreciation Day" the 1st Tuesday of every month, bf used to work there. :)
Tomorrow only...... 50% off any one item at Michaels. Again, read fine print, as there are some restrictions.
Michaels Weekly Ad (http://weeklyad.michaels.com/stores/3950/coupons)
Also, on the same page, there is a 25% off entire purchase including sale items. This came out of nowhere....... just got the email today.
shawnly1000
04-12-2012, 10:16 AM
Dollar drink days starting on April 24th at McDonalds
http://i44.tinypic.com/9s80vm.jpg
vancitylove
04-12-2012, 05:53 PM
will it include iced coffee again?
hungryRR
04-12-2012, 08:28 PM
This weeks [april 12-18] WestEnder newspaper page 13 contains 3 safeway coupons valid 13th-15th.
Lucerne Large Grade A Eggs 2 for $3. limit 2 dozen
Delmonte Gold Pineapple $1.49. limit 1
Safeway Select Meat Lasagna 2.27kg frozen $8.99. limit 1
Enjoy!
This weeks [april 12-18] WestEnder newspaper page 13 contains 3 safeway coupons valid 13th-15th.
Lucerne Large Grade A Eggs 2 for $3. limit 2 dozen
Delmonte Gold Pineapple $1.49. limit 1
Safeway Select Meat Lasagna 2.27kg frozen $8.99. limit 1
Enjoy!
So, where do we East Enders get the coupons?
NVM.........
just found it..........
WE Vancouver - eEditions (http://www.wevancouver.com/eeditions/?iid=i20120412071529762)
pastarocket
04-12-2012, 09:26 PM
Anybody see any website links to coupon discounts for gas? -heard on the news that gas prices can go up to as much as $1.70/Litre in the summer.
I printed out the coupons and headed out to the various Safeways in my area yesterday. No problem getting the eggs. Cashier said the lasagna was a pretty good deal, so I bought one of those, as well. The lasagna is the Safeway Select ones, which are better than the regular stuff they sell. Made in Canada, not any of that US stuff that could be made with "pink slime".
The deals are only good till the end of today, so you need to hurry if you want eggs, pineapples, or lasagna. There were so many eggs left on the shelves this time around. I guess not many people got hold of the coupons. Anyway, the printable ones on WestEnder's site works. All Safeway needs is the PLU code on the coupon.
More info on pink slime, for those who are interested.........
Pink slime - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_slime)
Thank god this shit isn't allowed in Canada.
Paradise240
04-15-2012, 04:40 PM
Not exactly sure if this goes here, but Autoglym products are 25% off @ Canadian tire. Even their wax, which is now $38 vs $50.
Search results | Canadian Tire (http://www.canadiantire.ca/search/search_results.jsp?ENQ%3C%3EN=4294966781%2B4294943 729&ENQ%3C%3ENe=38%2B4294965097%2B4294967294%2B26&ENQ%3C%3Epage=1&ENQ%3C%3EprodPerPage=16&ENQ%3C%3EviewStyle=grid&ENQ%3C%3EenableLocaleQuery=true&ENQ%3C%3ELocale=en&ENQ%3C%3ENu=P_Product_Code&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524443316148&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=1408474396672402&bmUID=1334536564787)
twitchyzero
04-27-2012, 11:41 AM
TBC Indoor Racing Deal of the Day | Groupon Vancouver (http://www.groupon.com/deals/tbc-indoor-racing)
TBC karting has their $9/race groupons again.
I know there are a few guys that work at TBC on here, are they able/willing to give RS regulars discounted prices? I'd go more often if that's the case :)
TBC Indoor Racing Deal of the Day | Groupon Vancouver (http://www.groupon.com/deals/tbc-indoor-racing)
TBC karting has their $9/race groupons again.
I know there are a few guys that work at TBC on here, are they able/willing to give RS regulars discounted prices? I'd go more often if that's the case :)
negative, the groupon is dirt cheap already
tiger_handheld
04-27-2012, 12:22 PM
negative, the groupon is dirt cheap already
I think the person meant, without the groupon, can RS'ers get in for $9..
InvisibleSoul
04-27-2012, 02:12 PM
I think the other deals are even better... like the $199 option for 30 minutes racetime for up to 12 people.
Under $17 per person for 30 minutes of racing? Hells yeah!
twitchyzero
04-27-2012, 05:16 PM
I think the person meant, without the groupon, can RS'ers get in for $9..
yep i meant on a regular basis
I think the other deals are even better... like the $199 option for 30 minutes racetime for up to 12 people.
:alone:
Kilinim
05-03-2012, 11:19 PM
$1.50 off Lucerne milk coupons are in yesterdays Leader and Now newspapers
Gumby
05-05-2012, 07:19 PM
$1.50 off Lucerne milk coupons are in yesterdays Leader and Now newspapers
Also found it in the Friday May 4th edition of the Vancouver Courier. Good for Friday, Saturday & Sunday.
StylinRed
05-05-2012, 07:39 PM
not a deal just a note
price of peanut butter @ costco doubled from like $4 a jar to $8!
-_-
Phozy
05-05-2012, 09:50 PM
If the trip is worth it, the milk down in the states is $5 for 2 4l jugs.
There egss are also fairly cheap. I live in surrey, and my bro says its $15 gas here n back, he fills up there too
nickmak
05-05-2012, 09:55 PM
damn i gotta hit up costco, need to stock up on hand lotion and tissue paper
If the trip is worth it, the milk down in the states is $5 for 2 4l jugs.
There egss are also fairly cheap. I live in surrey, and my bro says its $15 gas here n back, he fills up there too
The milk and eggs down in the states are a little :heckno:
Alatar
05-05-2012, 10:35 PM
The milk and eggs down in the states are a little :heckno:
I won't buy eggs there, and I only get milk that is confirmed to be rBST free.
JesseBlue
05-05-2012, 10:43 PM
i get eggs there all the time...i'm not that picky...was just there too...
cfl bulbs have insant rebates again at costco...4/5/6 packs are 3-4.50...not bad at all...
blee123
05-06-2012, 10:04 PM
Anybody see any website links to coupon discounts for gas? -heard on the news that gas prices can go up to as much as $1.70/Litre in the summer.
+1 i want to know about these coupons too. Any gas stations still offer them?
donot521
05-06-2012, 10:43 PM
What's wrong with eggs from states? Really want to know
TouringTeg
05-07-2012, 08:44 AM
not a deal just a note
price of peanut butter @ costco doubled from like $4 a jar to $8!
-_-
Peanut shortage in the US. Been expecting prices to jump for a while.
Adam's Natural Crunch in the 1kg glass container is $8.50 at Thrifties here but sometimes goes on sale for $6 at other stores. Hoping to see that price again and stock up.
Gumby
05-18-2012, 11:03 AM
Canadian Tire is having another scratch & save event this Friday, Saturday & Sunday (May 18-20). You should get your scratch card in your local flyer.
Prizes are:
1) $5000 CDN Tire gift card
2) $5 off your purchase
3) $5 M&M meats coupon
If you do the flashlight trick to see what's under the scratch area, the last 4 digits in the bar code can tell you what you've won. The ink is kinda light, so it may be easier to look at the barcode itself (on the far right).
1) 5622 = $5 off, barcode: two thick lines followed by two thin lines
2) 5630 = $5 M&M coupon: 4 thin lines
http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/7945/photo1qlc.jpg
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/3650/photo2zwc.jpg
Psykopathik
05-18-2012, 12:18 PM
i know its posted in the computer forum but Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2010 is $11. Use a gmail email and special promo code.
Also Mobilicity is having 50% off all their regular cellular phone plans until the 20th
hotjoint
05-24-2012, 07:28 AM
No Frills $1 sale May 25-31
No Frills - Select a store (http://www.nofrills.ca/LCLOnline/flyers_landing_page.jsp?flyerView=flip&flyerId=23400028)
Gh0stRider
05-28-2012, 12:43 PM
From June 1 to 30th, you can redeem 500 SCENE points for a movie ticket at SilverCity Coquitlam and VIP Cinemas or SilverCity Metropolis Cinemas.* That's half the points you usually need! All you have to do is show your SCENE card at the box office when you buy your ticket. This even applies to UltraAVX, IMAX, VIP and 3D movies!
Meowjin
05-28-2012, 12:55 PM
I have no idea why, but 2 weeks ago when I went shopping at superstore and my grocery bill was 15-25% cheaper. None of the items were close to expiration.
TheNewGirl
05-28-2012, 01:02 PM
From June 1 to 30th, you can redeem 500 SCENE points for a movie ticket at SilverCity Coquitlam and VIP Cinemas or SilverCity Metropolis Cinemas.* That's half the points you usually need! All you have to do is show your SCENE card at the box office when you buy your ticket. This even applies to UltraAVX, IMAX, VIP and 3D movies!
AWESOME. I have about 2000 scene points atm!
shawnly1000
05-28-2012, 01:10 PM
From June 1 to 30th, you can redeem 500 SCENE points for a movie ticket at SilverCity Coquitlam and VIP Cinemas or SilverCity Metropolis Cinemas.* That's half the points you usually need! All you have to do is show your SCENE card at the box office when you buy your ticket. This even applies to UltraAVX, IMAX, VIP and 3D movies!
Thanks!
Is there a link for this announcement?
Gh0stRider
05-28-2012, 02:38 PM
Thanks!
Is there a link for this announcement?
i got the email. i'll post a screenshot later today.
Gilgamesh
05-28-2012, 06:22 PM
^ It's true. Moonrise Kingdom later next month!
Gh0stRider
05-28-2012, 07:19 PM
here ya go
This June, redeem 500 SCENE points for a FREE movie (http://links.mkt3772.com/servlet/MailView?ms=NDI5NjgzMAS2&r=OTQwMDU5NTUxS0&j=NDQ2MzEzMTcS1&mt=1&rt=0)
Simplex123
05-28-2012, 09:03 PM
For the Scene points do you guys know if it is per visit throughout the month or just a one time thing?
Gh0stRider
05-28-2012, 09:05 PM
For the Scene points do you guys know if it is per visit throughout the month or just a one time thing?
A maximum of one (1) admission ticket purchase per day will be allowed.
Shorn
05-28-2012, 09:06 PM
gf and i keep saying we should get a scene card cause we watch movies so much but keep forgetting :okay:
Alphamale
05-28-2012, 09:26 PM
OMG
McDonalds $4.50 Extra Value Meals on June 1, 2012 at No. 3 Rd Richmond BC
[Food] McDonalds $4.50 Extra Value Meals on June 1, 2012 at No. 3 Rd Richmond BC - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (http://forums.redflagdeals.com/mcdonalds-4-50-extra-value-meals-june-1-2012-no-3-rd-richmond-bc-1182255/?prefixid=Food9)
i-VTEC
05-29-2012, 07:51 AM
Only $50 for $100 of Whatever You Want at Panda Surplus – From Electronics to Sporting Goods to Honda Parts, & More! Valid In-Store & Online!
Deal Here (http://dealoftheday.redflagdeals.com/deal/national-deals/pandasurplus?redirectUrl=deal%2Fnational-deals%2Fpandasurplus%26utm_source%3Di%26utm_campai gn%3Dda3%26utm_medium%3Demail%26blastID%3D516351%2 6rcpEmail%3Ddavid87chen%40gmail.com&utm_source=i&utm_campaign=da3&utm_medium=email&blastID=516351&rcpEmail=david87chen%40gmail.com&showSplashPopup=true)
*Edit* Most Items are open box, but they have inspected the item before go on sale and 30 days return policy any days after 30 days can be traded in for % of the price depending when you return it.
Some CRAZY DEAL: LG 50 INCH Plasma TV 1080 for 399, orig 2000. use the deal essential deduct another $50. $350 for 50 inch TV 1080 plasma, there are Samsung too, Sharp Aquis etc.. I think they said if you join their facebook page you can get additional $20 off . In the end its $330 + Tax + (Flat 7.99 Shipping) for 50 inch 1080P Plasma.... :devil:
i-VTEC
05-29-2012, 08:47 AM
SONY KDL52VL150 52" LCD 1080p 120Hz (http://www.pandasurplus.com/sony-kdl52vl150-52-lcd-1080p-120hz/)
$200, - $50 from the deal, $150
SAMSUNG PN50A530 50" PLASMA HDTV 1080p -39A (http://www.pandasurplus.com/samsung-pn50a530-50-plasma-hdtv-1080p-39a/)
$200, - $50 from the deal, $150
InvisibleSoul
05-29-2012, 09:34 AM
OMG
McDonalds $4.50 Extra Value Meals on June 1, 2012 at No. 3 Rd Richmond BC
[Food] McDonalds $4.50 Extra Value Meals on June 1, 2012 at No. 3 Rd Richmond BC - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (http://forums.redflagdeals.com/mcdonalds-4-50-extra-value-meals-june-1-2012-no-3-rd-richmond-bc-1182255/?prefixid=Food9)
I still remember when EVMs used to be under five bucks... so this doesn't "feel" like a deal to me. :(
I guess the fact that every now and then, McD's sends out coupons for $4.49 EVMs makes this seem not too special as well.
hotjoint
05-29-2012, 10:08 AM
I still remember when EVMs used to be under five bucks... so this doesn't "feel" like a deal to me. :(
I guess the fact that every now and then, McD's sends out coupons for $4.49 EVMs makes this seem not too special as well.
+1. Mcdicks got greedy. I see tons more people going to BK now because of their king deals
Only $50 for $100 of Whatever You Want at Panda Surplus – From Electronics to Sporting Goods to Honda Parts, & More! Valid In-Store & Online!
Deal Here (http://dealoftheday.redflagdeals.com/deal/national-deals/pandasurplus?redirectUrl=deal%2Fnational-deals%2Fpandasurplus%26utm_source%3Di%26utm_campai gn%3Dda3%26utm_medium%3Demail%26blastID%3D516351%2 6rcpEmail%3Ddavid87chen%40gmail.com&utm_source=i&utm_campaign=da3&utm_medium=email&blastID=516351&rcpEmail=david87chen%40gmail.com&showSplashPopup=true)
*Edit* Most Items are open box, but they have inspected the item before go on sale and 30 days return policy any days after 30 days can be traded in for % of the price depending when you return it.
Some CRAZY DEAL: LG 50 INCH Plasma TV 1080 for 399, orig 2000. use the deal essential deduct another $50. $350 for 50 inch TV 1080 plasma, there are Samsung too, Sharp Aquis etc.. I think they said if you join their facebook page you can get additional $20 off . In the end its $330 + Tax + (Flat 7.99 Shipping) for 50 inch 1080P Plasma.... :devil:
that just seems way to cheap for it to be legit =\
HonestTea
05-29-2012, 12:47 PM
that just seems way to cheap for it to be legit =\
Yeah thats what I think :ahwow:
FerrariEnzo
05-29-2012, 02:57 PM
+1. Mcdicks got greedy. I see tons more people going to BK now because of their king deals
the king deals are awesome.. the burgers are bigger too!!
Castrol GTX 4.4L is only $12 at Wal-Mart! Thanks to Paradise240 for the heads up, grabbed myself three (5W-30) :fullofwin:
tool001
06-04-2012, 02:07 PM
that just seems way to cheap for it to be legit =\
if u read the fine print, most of the products have issues. line running accross, dont power up. etc
SpuGen
06-05-2012, 11:14 PM
http://i46.tinypic.com/sx0gea.jpg
http://i48.tinypic.com/34nm9go.jpg
Princess Auto.
GL trying to get there if you haven't been there in a while.
Couldn't post in the "Mark's 40% Off" thread, so I guess this is as good a place as any.
Marks has a get 15 bucks back when you purchase a 75 dollar gift card promo going on right now.
I used up my 20 for 100, cards up from XMas. Time to get more. I buy stuff from Mark's often, so this is a good deal.
I think the promo is called "give and get."
Thursday, June 14th.
Celebrate Dad, 20% Off everything in the store sale at Mark's. Some stores open till 11:00 pm.
subordinate
06-07-2012, 12:19 AM
Don't forget free mens underwear (dri-fit) for the first 300,000. June 9th/10th at Marks
Burnaby Tailgate Swap Meet this Saturday at Bill Copeland. It's officially called a trunk sale. Anyway, it's free for buyers. Last year it rained and it was held inside. If it rains, it's not that good. Most sellers just don't show up. The whole idea is you sell stuff out of your car/truck.
Car Trunk Sale - Environment Week Edition (http://www.burnaby.ca/Things-To-Do/Calendar-of-Events/Car-Trunk-Sale---Environment-Week-Edition_s_p2923.html?EventMode=View&EventOccurrence=0)
i-VTEC
06-07-2012, 11:27 AM
If anyone want to buy wheels from CARiD, I have a $100 off code. Coupon code, Expires on June 9, 2012 11:59pm CDT.
PM me if interested
Canadian Tire scratch cards are out. Check your local papers. The scratch card is in the Canadian Tire flyer.
$5.00 off or one of three big prizes.
I've got a few already.
$5.00 worth of gum, candy, whathaveyou......... free!
noots
06-14-2012, 10:53 AM
Hey RS,
I'm playing in some charity dodgeball tournament for juvenile diabetes at the Richmond Oval at the end of July. They have a group rate for the River Rock available so I thought I'd share.
It's $125 tax and fees included per night from July 27-29 (Friday-Sunday). There's also a free breakfast buffet for two per room.
The link is https://gc.synxis.com/rez.aspx?Hotel=51680&Chain=10237&shell=YVRRR&group=1207INTERN_003
Or if that doesn't work, go to JDRF Dodgeball Open >> 1st Annual Dodgeball Tournament at Richmond Olympic Oval for Juvenile Diabetes Cure (http://www.jdrfdodgeball.ca) and it's right besides the video.
iEatClams
06-14-2012, 12:02 PM
+1. Mcdicks got greedy. I see tons more people going to BK now because of their king deals
the king deals are awesome.. the burgers are bigger too!!
I would love to go to BK more, but there are not many locations out there, and it's always in more shady areas (main/terminal), hastings etc.
I always loved BK but I find their management is horrible. The maintenance isnt as great and it just doesnt feel as "clean" as mcdonalds.
BK management group in Vancouver needs to step it up!
Manic!
06-14-2012, 12:09 PM
Canadian Tire scratch cards are out. Check your local papers. The scratch card is in the Canadian Tire flyer.
$5.00 off or one of three big prizes.
I've got a few already.
$5.00 worth of gum, candy, whathaveyou......... free!
Have to scratch it in front of a cashier. But take some scotch tape to remove some of gold scratch stuff nd then put a flash light underneath to see what you have won.
fliptuner
06-14-2012, 12:18 PM
IDK why I can't load the Mark's page but everything's 20% off today
^ 5 to 11pm
Plus, you can stack the "10 dollar off when you buy minimum 50 bucks" coupon. And, they have a massive sale on a lot of stuff this week. I also got my get 15 dollar gift card for buying 75 dollar gift card last week.
acrophobia
06-14-2012, 08:46 PM
Just got home from Marks...you can also text SUMMER to 313131 for $15 off $50 or more.
Just got home from Marks...you can also text SUMMER to 313131 for $15 off $50 or more.
God damn it.............. if I had known that........... oh well, I used my 10 bucks off with 20% off with 40% off on a pair of shorts. My son purchased a pair of pants and wife got a few things to make the cut after all the discounts.
Harvey's Coupon (http://www.harveys.ca/mailers/coupon_fathers_day_1452638234.htm)
Harvey's BOGO
kunoman1
06-17-2012, 09:43 AM
Have to scratch it in front of a cashier. But take some scotch tape to remove some of gold scratch stuff nd then put a flash light underneath to see what you have won.
Thanks man! Never thought of that
^ I put a tiny scratch about one inch long where the end of the bar code is supposed to be. The Armorall prize has thick line and two thin lines at the end with no gaps. The 5 dollar one has thick line, a gap, and then the two thin lines. Out of seven cards, 4 were 5 bucks off. The things one has to do to get 5 bucks off, eh?
I should have done what manic suggested............ LOL.
OK, you garden gnomes.......... I mean gardeners. I imagine there must be some avid gardeners out there.
Check out this sale!
Gardenworks' annual Sunrise to Sunset, everything is on sale, sale.
BC garden centre: gardening supplies, tips, advice, outdoor nurseries, annual flowers, perennials (http://gardenworks.ca/?p2=/customcode/gardenworks/viewcomments.jsp&bid=234)
Can't guarantee it's going to be huge as far as savings go, but it looks promising.
jlambs
06-20-2012, 02:18 PM
don't know if this helps but me being asian n all i go to T&T a lot and i do mean a lot! anywho, sometimes they get pretty good deals at the end of the week and not to mention on their take out and sushi stuff usually goes on sale after 7 due to the need to toss not sold perishable items. On another note i signed up for their e mails for sales and coupons! if not you can always just visit their website and check out coupons or sales!
http://www.tnt-supermarket.com/en/index.php
InvisibleSoul
06-20-2012, 02:23 PM
IMO, T&T needs to give bigger discounts on their sushi after 7pm.
jlambs
06-20-2012, 02:25 PM
true, but discount is a discount.
Razor Ramon HG
06-24-2012, 11:20 PM
No tax event in all RCSS in BC this Thursday and Friday as I was told from management.
Nice........ was going to get some taxable items today, but will wait till then.
thanks
Safeway Lucerne Large Eggs. 3 for $5. Good till the 9th.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150942316330748&set=a.10150942316265748.411956.351070095747&type=1&theater
I have used my iPod in the past to get these deals. Awesome, because most Safeway's have free wifi. Just make sure the PLU code is visible. This deal has a PLU code of 54099.
20% off one item or 10% off entire purchase, including sale items at Home Outfitters
http://f.enews.homeoutfitters.com/i/33/2082456423/6.1_email_coupon1_eng.pdf
This coupon also works at Beds Baths and Beyond, since they take competitor's coupons.
Zellers coupon of the week........... save $5 on purchases of $25 or more, but only on clearance, yellow tagged items. It says it can be combined with flyer items..... not sure, but wording is iffy, so read the small print.
https://www.facebook.com/ZellersCanada/app_190322544333196
FerrariEnzo
07-10-2012, 10:47 AM
NCIX has USB flash drives for sale (http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?minorcatid=1016)
I picked up 2 ADATA 32gb USB2.0 for $15.49 each.
The 32gb USB3.0 is $25 each.. pretty good.. only my desktop supports 3.0 and not my laptop.. and since 2.0 is still mainstream, thought its good to save a few bucks for now...
No complaints about this flash drive.. pretty fast, transferring a 4gb movie at 12-15Mb/s
Flash memory is also on sale too...
Paradise240
07-10-2012, 05:32 PM
Canadian tire has a sale on a OBDII scanner. Half off at $99.
Automotive teacher has one and I've used it a few times. Pretty simple and easy to use.
OBD II Code Reader | Canadian Tire (http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoTools/AutoCodeReaders/PRD~0251030P/OBD+II+Code+Reader.jsp?locale=en)
kcl38
07-10-2012, 05:49 PM
http://thebeat.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Playland-945-2012.pdf
$9.45 for a Playpass at Playland after 3 pm on Tuesdays between July 3rd and August 14th. So save $20 to only get 4 hours of rides (closes at 7pm)
i-VTEC
07-12-2012, 09:55 AM
http://nes-delicious.hendersonbaskohn.com/images/coupon.jpg
I'm a Royal Purple fan, but if any of you are Mobil 1 fanatics, Canadian Tire has the 4.4 Litre for $35.99, which is an OK deal, but as a bonus, you get a 1 Litre bottle of the stuff for free. That makes it a pretty good deal. Starts this coming Friday.
geeknerd
07-27-2012, 04:03 PM
Other than groupon, are there any sites or apps that post local vancouver deals?
thanks.
LP700-4
07-27-2012, 04:12 PM
Tastygo, Teambuy, Wagjag, Buytopia.
IMO they just get hella annoying after a while. There are some good deals sometimes though.
SkippyLang
07-27-2012, 04:15 PM
Socialshopper too
iam_dan
07-27-2012, 04:25 PM
livingsocial is another good coupon-group buy website
for travel/accommodations i go to
yvrdeals.ca
travelzoo.ca
noTirl
07-27-2012, 05:17 PM
i usually just check cakedeals.com as they have a bunch of different groupon sites on there
InvisibleSoul
07-30-2012, 09:55 AM
OneSpout.com - Find the deals you want! (http://onespout.com) is another group voucher aggregate site you can try.
For you artsy types out there..........
deSerres 20% off coupon
http://www.deserres.ca/infolettre/ClubCreatif/20120802/EN/coupon.pdf
August 5th and 6th.
Home | DeSerres (http://www.deserres.ca/en-CA/)
freakshow
08-14-2012, 04:52 PM
Everyone in this thread needs to read through this priceless advice:
How to be thrifty like a rap mogul
Living like a rap star isn’t all about lavish yacht parties, flashy cars, champagne and bling. As Houston, Tex.-based rapper Slim Thug can attest, a savvy hustler knows how to “stack” (that is, accumulate funds).
In a new e-book, titled How to Survive in a Recession, Mr. Thug (née Stayve Jerome Thomas) doles out forthright financial advice, using language ribald enough to make your grandmother’s hair curl. He likens himself to a “black Suze Orman,” putting his own spin on basic, run-of-the-mill money-saving principles. For instance, while personal finance gurus like Ms. Orman preach against living beyond one’s means, Mr. Thug puts it this way: “Why would you buy expensive cars and chains if you still live with your momma? Get outta yo momma’s house!”
As the youngest of seven children raised by a single, working mother, Mr. Thug says he learned to be thrifty at a young age, and he never wants to find himself broke again. He carefully counts his Benjamins, in spite of the success of his 2005 debut album Already Platinum and despite collaborating with the likes of Beyoncé and Gwen Stefani.
“Going into the strip club to make it rain 5Gs ain’t ever profited my pockets,” he writes. Nope. This guy would rather make $5,000 trickle.
“I want to teach my people how to be more financially aware,” he says in the foreword of the book, noting that wasting money “is dumb. I want us to stop mismanaging and start stacking.... Oh, and I just wanted a book.”
According to his publisher, Di Angelo Publications, he has sold thousands of copies of How to Survive in a Recession within the first two weeks of its launch. Ms. Orman he is not – or at least, not yet. But there’s no denying Mr. Thug’s money tips are sound and make for entertaining reading.
Suze Orman vs. Slim Thug? We compare their advice:
On home ownership
SHE SAID...
“I want you to be comfortable, I want you to enjoy your house. But a smaller home that fits your needs means a more manageable mortgage, a lower property tax bill, lower utility costs, and likely less time and effort to maintain.”
HE SAID...
“The bigger the house, the more expensive your life is. You have water, electric, grass, pool – all that [excrement]* adds up.... Get what you need, nothing extra.”
On dining out
SHE SAID...
“If you go out to eat every week, go out to eat every other week. Just cut back a little bit, and you will save money.”
HE SAID...
“Those $200 meals add up.... Five days of dinner can turn into $4,000 a month. You end up with $4,000 worth of I’m-hungry-time – not a good look.”
On turning a profit
SHE SAID...
“If you have made a tidy profit and you believe the stock still may rise, you can sell 25 per cent of what you own.”
HE SAID...
“Never spend all your money to get high or drunk.... It ain’t worth it, unless you’re trying to spend your money to flip that [excrement] and get it back plus some.”
On sharing finances
SHE SAID...
“Just because one of you earns the paycheque doesn’t mean that person should lord over how the money is handled. Use your portion to fund a high-yield savings account.”
HE SAID...
“If your girl is saying ‘for us to be together you have to pay this, and pay that,’ then you’re paying for the relationship. You might as well get a prostitute, and then at least you can pick which [lady] you like.”
On prioritizing
SHE SAID...
“Pull out your three most recent bank and credit card statements, circle every charge or debit that is not a necessity, and ask yourself, ‘Can I eliminate this cost entirely?’ ”
HE SAID...
“Why would you buy some expensive-[rear end] rims and your car ain’t even worth that much? It doesn’t make sense. Rims don’t have a warranty on them.”
How to be thrifty like a rap mogul - The Globe and Mail (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/household-finances/how-to-be-thrifty-like-a-rap-mogul/article4479200/)
JesseBlue
08-14-2012, 09:18 PM
buy a 12 pack nestea with the free 12 pack nestea coupon...then do it again...have fun..
OTG-ZR2
08-14-2012, 10:29 PM
Everyone in this thread needs to read through this priceless advice:
How to be thrifty like a rap mogul - The Globe and Mail (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/household-finances/how-to-be-thrifty-like-a-rap-mogul/article4479200/)
All I could think of was this:
http://nextlol.com/images/41799-pie-eating-contest-nah-son.jpg
Quick question......... I'm in LA right now and will start heading back next week (driving, of course). I was wondering how much Crown Royal is back home. Damn, alcohol is cheap down here. Anyway, I don't drink anymore (Easy Does It), so have no idea how much things are. Costco sells a huge ass bottle of Crown Royal along with a good selection of wine. I know how much alcohol I can bring back, but not sure on prices.
I cannot bring back the 3 litre bottle of Crown Royal :okay: will have to settle for the mid size, LOL. It's a gift for a friend, btw.
I guess Oregon is the best place to get stuff, since no taxes.
BTW, since this is the "Frugal Shopper" thread, Costco in the US (California, maybe elsewhere as well) has Sandisk 32 gb Class 10 micro sd cards for 30 bucks - perfect for BlackVue.
InvisibleSoul
08-15-2012, 08:50 AM
Quick question......... I'm in LA right now and will start heading back next week (driving, of course). I was wondering how much Crown Royal is back home. Damn, alcohol is cheap down here. Anyway, I don't drink anymore (Easy Does It), so have no idea how much things are. Costco sells a huge ass bottle of Crown Royal along with a good selection of wine. I know how much alcohol I can bring back, but not sure on prices.
I cannot bring back the 3 litre bottle of Crown Royal :okay: will have to settle for the mid size, LOL. It's a gift for a friend, btw.
I guess Oregon is the best place to get stuff, since no taxes.
BTW, since this is the "Frugal Shopper" thread, Costco in the US (California, maybe elsewhere as well) has Sandisk 32 gb Class 10 micro sd cards for 30 bucks - perfect for BlackVue.
Product Catalogue | BC Liquor Stores (http://www.bcliquorstores.com/product-catalogue#keyword%3Dcrown%2520royal)
$26.95 for 750mL
$39.99 for 1.14L
$60.99 for 1.75L
$131.99 for 3L
Product Catalogue | BC Liquor Stores (http://www.bcliquorstores.com/product-catalogue#keyword%3Dcrown%2520royal)
$26.95 for 750mL
$39.99 for 1.14L
$60.99 for 1.75L
$131.99 for 3L
Haha........ forgot about website.
thanks, man.
LP700-4
08-15-2012, 05:20 PM
BTW, since this is the "Frugal Shopper" thread, Costco in the US (California, maybe elsewhere as well) has Sandisk 32 gb Class 10 micro sd cards for 30 bucks - perfect for BlackVue.
If anyone else is looking for these london drugs has them for 29.99 this week aswell. But thats for the "Ultra" 30mb/s ones.
Amazon.ca is selling the "Extreme" 45mb/s ones for $43+ free shipping i went to staples and they happily honored the price match. These go for $150 regular price so def a good deal.
Sky_High
08-15-2012, 05:55 PM
^ Wait...Staples will price match Amazon's prices???!
Are they anal about taking shipping into consideration (ie. price matching something that's under $25 and would normally need to pay for shipping)
axxess
08-15-2012, 11:06 PM
Anyone got any coupon codes for Contacts? I'm looking to start wearing them again as I get into sports and whatnot for the upcoming fall season!
I've been using a couple of Glasses coupon codes for Clearlycontacts, but I couldn't find any on the contacts, hookups anyone? :D
LP700-4
08-15-2012, 11:13 PM
^ Wait...Staples will price match Amazon's prices???!
Are they anal about taking shipping into consideration (ie. price matching something that's under $25 and would normally need to pay for shipping)
It would have to be on amazon.CA though not the american amazon.
Im not sure about the shipping really lol i told him theres a cheaper price on amazon he told me to show him, i did, he tells me that there needs to be a shipping cost, i show him the big writing FREE SHIPPING and hes like aight.
Kinda surprised he did it too haha the future shop guy i went to was like nope no chance sorry because it ships out from a US retailer.
dark0821
08-17-2012, 11:56 AM
If anyone else is looking for these london drugs has them for 29.99 this week aswell. But thats for the "Ultra" 30mb/s ones.
Amazon.ca is selling the "Extreme" 45mb/s ones for $43+ free shipping i went to staples and they happily honored the price match. These go for $150 regular price so def a good deal.
thanks MG1 and LP700-4
Just picked up a 32GB class10 @ london drugs for my Nikon D7000, the scary thing is even when you pop in the 32GB, it can still take about 500 pictures before the card is full -.-
lol.. no wonder my computer is having a hard time editing the images after my camera upgrade...
“If your girl is saying ‘for us to be together you have to pay this, and pay that,’ then you’re paying for the relationship. You might as well get a prostitute, and then at least you can pick which [lady] you like.”
“Why would you buy some expensive-[rear end] rims and your car ain’t even worth that much? It doesn’t make sense. Rims don’t have a warranty on them.”
:bowdown::lawl:
i-VTEC
10-06-2012, 07:58 PM
Diablo 3, $9.99
Diablo III for PC - Activision - Toys "R" Us (http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12859111)
racerman88
10-07-2012, 07:46 PM
Mobile bandit is a decent app as well
Was at Superstore yesterday checking out their coupon tearpads. They have a dollar off any IOGO product coupon this week. I mosey on down to the yogurt aisle and I find that they have 200mL bottle selling for $1.17. Sure enough, I get four of them and got all four for 17 cents each. That sht is really not bad.
The coupon expires in late December and the $1.17 is the regular price.
As usual, the coupons will be gone in a few days. Get them now and have fresh IOGO drinks for 17 cents!
The tearpad coupons only work at Loblaws stores. As far as I know, No Frills does not carry IOGO products.
Of course, I took a whole pile of them.......... frugal shopper move, LOLOLOLOL
One more.......... No Frills has Milk to GO for 88¢ each. Not a bad price, but as I got a couple this morning, the price is actually 65 cents!
Expires on March 17 of 2013!
This was the No Frills in Coquitlam (Dennis' No Frills). Not sure if this is the case for other locations. BTW, this is for the smaller bottle, not the large ones......... still a bargoon.
hal0g0dv2
11-03-2012, 07:53 PM
wal mart has the big milk 2 go for 99 cents right now
^They had it on sale two weeks ago there, so I didn't even check. thanks......
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