Giveaway: $100 Cash from Ebates + Dads and Grads Cash Back Event!

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Giveaway: $100 Cash from Ebates + Dads and Grads Cash Back Event!

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Ebates is having a big Dads and Grads event  that will run through June 17th! To celebrate these two special occasions they will be offering Double Cash Back  at all of these popular online stores and more:

Sears – 4.0% Cash Back The Home Depot – 5.0% Cash Back
Jos A. Bank – 10.0% Cash Back McAfee – 25.0% Cash Back
Snapfish – 20.0% Cash Back Kohls – 6.0% Cash Back
Eddie Bauer – 6.0% Cash Back JCPenney – 6.0% Cash Back
Omaha Steaks – 6.0% Cash Back The North Face – 5.0% Cash Back
HP Home – 5.0% Cash Back Dell Consumer – 4.0% Cash Back
Macys -6.0% Cash Back Cabelas – 4.0% Cash Back
Blue Nile – 5.0% Cash Back Nordstrom – 5.0% Cash Back
Lands End – 6.0% Cash Back Dicks Sporting Goods – 5.0% Cash Back
Lenovo – 5.0% Cash Back Staples – 4.0% Cash Back

If you’ve got some Father’s Day or graduation shopping to do this month, make sure to shop through Ebates  to get in on this bonus cash back. Remember, it is totally free to sign up for them so it is like making free money when you shop online!

As if all that isn’t enough, I’ve also got some more exciting news to share with you. Ebates would like to give away $100 cash to one Bargain Blessings Ebates member! Here are your options for entering this giveaway:

1. Leave a comment sharing your favorite money saving tip.

2. Become a Bargain Blessings Daily Deal E-mail subscriber. Leave a comment telling me you’ve done so.
*Subscription must be verified to count as a qualified entry

3. Become a Bargain Blessings Facebook Liker and leave a comment letting me know you’ve done so.
*Facebook like must be verified to count as a qualified entry

Please make sure to leave a separate comment for each entry method you complete. E-mailing me is not a valid entry.

The winner will be selected Friday, June 15th,  at Noon MT!

*This Dads & Grads giveaway is sponsored by Ebates.
*By entering this giveaway you are agreeing to the Bargain Blessings Giveaway Rules and Disclosures.

Comments

  3. I like to treat my kids out to eat so I take them to lunch buffet at our local hibachi to save money and use $1 off coupon for each one and drink water

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  17. I like to use cash for my grocery shopping, and of course to check your website before i go to the stores. It has helped my grocery budget not grow even when the price of everything has gone up!

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  22. My favorite money saving tip is to take advantage of price matching at Walmart. It saves on multiple trips to different stores. Ebates member under travelcitiesATaolDOTcom

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  26. My best online shopping money saving tip is to ALWAYS check Ebates before making a purchase. There are usually discounts or cash back rewards and it makes it that much less expensive. I subscribe by e-mail and Facebook.

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  38. I love to shop the markdown areas at the supermarket! I freeze so much anyways, that it doesn’t matter if it is close to the expiration date! Cheap milk is my favorite!

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  39. My tip- When I make a meal, I try to think ahead another meal or two about how leftovers can be used. example: If I make a veggie soup one night, I use ingredients thinking about the chicken pot pie I’ll do the next night and use appropriate ingredients. The next night just add a thickener and chicken.

    Also, when I have a full meals worth of left overs I sometimes put it in the freezer for a time when I don’t have time to cook and that saves me from having to use expensive convenience foods.

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  44. My best money saving tip is to shop sales and clearance.. and take advantage for store rewards or deals! A little here and there really adds up!

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  45. Sharing my favorite money saving tip:
    I try to never ever waste left-over food. I do this by using storage containers to create my own microwaveable meals. Even if I don’t have even portions.
    The trick is to make sure that when you put the portion into your tray, you squish it into a corner and make sure you leave room for the side(s). For example, if I made meatloaf tonight and had leftovers, I’d add that serving to the container and put it in the freezer. Then lets say I had left over rice the next night. I take the meatloaf out of the freezer and add the rice in another corner. If I have more than one portion, I start more than one tray. I use the disposable storage containers because they hold up well in the dishwasher and freezer for many servings and they are recyclable when they finally do wear out. Try it! You’ll be amazed at how much food you save.

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  56. Become a member of Swaggbucks and my points and use the points you earn to get Amazon.com gift cards to pay for your Christmas shopping..

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  57. My money saving tip is know what things cost normally and what they go on sale for. This helps me recognize a really great deal and not fall for advertizing tricks.

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  61. my fave money saving tip is to use half of things when you can — half fabric softener sheets, half as much hamburger in a recipe, ect. . .

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  66. My Moneysaving tip: Save your catalina coupons and use them for the things that you don’t usually have a coupon for (today I used the Catalina coupons I got from V-8 Smoothies at Safeway for eggs, milk, and bread).

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  69. My favorite money saving tip is to Menu Plan. I find if I plan out meal ideas for up to a month at a time I can really save money. I only buy what we need for those meals (other than great stock up deals). And with a months worth of ideas you can still work your meals around what is on sale.
    And of course, sticking to your list. 🙂

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  72. My money saving tip is to make foods that you would spend a lot of money on. For instance, hummus is $4 or more for about 8oz. I can make 16oz for around $1 or less, depending on how cheap I get the garbanzo beans! It is super simple!

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  75. I like to purchase gift cards at a discount rate from Plastic Jungle & use them in my favorite stores for things on sale, so I get even more discounts! Oh, and don’t forget stores will often take competitors coupons (JoAnns & Michaels, Great Clips, Staples, etc.)

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  82. My favorite money-saving tip is to be vegan! Veggies and beans are much cheaper than meat. Healthy people spend less at the doctor too.

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  85. The best money saving tip is to reduce the amount of times you eat out or grab fast food meals, snacks, or drinks. Set a limit to how many times you will do it per week or month and pocket the cash that you save. Packing a lunch or doing without that extra snack is healthier and better on the pocket book!.

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  88. I love to stack my coupons and buy a bunch of the same item during the save $10 for $75 spent deals at Safeway. Last week I purchased 10 tubs of All detergent on sale with my coupons for $7.99 each. Since I bought $75 worth of stuff I received a $10 good on my next purchase. This made each 150 oz. All only $6.99!!!

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  94. My favorite money saving tip is to use cash whenever possible. It helps me realize how much I’m spending and you can’t overspend it. If you don’t have it, you can’t spend it.

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  95. I am an email subscriber and I follow you on Facebook!! I greatly appreciate your work helping me find good deals!! Thanks 🙂

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  101. I use your website for the store deals and coupon matchups. This allows me to make the most of my coupons and my time. Thank you Bargain Blessings!

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  102. I like to use coupons at almost every store I have to shop out–search out larger dept. store coupons and do one big shopping trip a few times a year!

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  107. My favorite money saving tip: whenever there are freebies (whether you’ll use them or not) get the food/toiletries! Then keep tabs of your charitable contributions (I have a spreadsheet with prices and a picture of each dropoff). You can then write the donations off your federal taxes. Also keep an eye out for organizations that have State tax deductions (in Colorado there is the Denver Enterprise Zone tax credit that you can get 25% tax write off of monetary donations, and 12.5% off in-kind (all those freebies) donations). Check out the link for more info: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p526.pdf – it can save you lots and lots of money come next April!!!!

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  111. My best money saving tip is to use coupons not only on groceries but for other things such as eating out, haircuts, clothing, etc. 😉

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