Bounce U for Cabin Fever

There’s another online deal for Bounce U, in case you missed the first one. Five visits for $20 sounds like a great price to me–much better than the movies and they don’t have to sit still and be quiet!

Excedrin at CVS

The week beginning 1/2, CVS is running a promo on Excedrin. Spend $20, get $10 Extra Bucks back. If you’ve ordered the free Excedrin coupons in the mail, this is probably a good time to use them. Unfortunately if you didn’t order them when I posted it, the offers are no longer available. I hope mine get here in time!

Remember that the $20 threshhold is based on sale price, but it’s before coupons. I have $12 in Extra Bucks to spend, so I’m hoping to use my coupons, the Extra Bucks and get my Extra Bucks back. Free Excedrin!

TLC show on Extreme Couponers

Tonight at 8 pm, TLC will be airing a show on Extreme Couponers and the various coupon chat boards are all buzzing about it, especially since some of the couponers on the show are on the chat boards too. And to promote the show, it was profiled yesterday on Good Morning America. Here is a short clip preview. Since the show is getting publicity, I’ve also had friends & family ask me about it, as they know I consider myself an Extreme Couponer.

I think it’s important to note that bizarre behavior is what sells. The highest number of cereal I’ve ever gotten for free in one trip is 52 boxes and while some may think that’s extreme….the show has a guy who gets 1100 boxes at once. Who knew 52 boxes would seem small? It would be downright boring to watch someone go through their normal shopping trip and then hand over some coupons. It’s much more interesting to see hoarders who have thousands of items which they’ll never be able to use in one lifetime. But the normal extreme couponer does not spend 70 hours a week doing this.

And, as some couponers have pointed out, the scenarios they portray aren’t necessarily realistic. They show a woman getting tons of stuff for free or even making money on the deals. It’s not realistic because knowing where this woman shops, the store would have to violate it’s own policy of two like coupons per transaction. And they would have to have adequate stock on hand to allow her to purchase in the quantities she does. So it’s obvious that TLC made prior arrangements with the retailer to make for good tv.

Nevertheless, I’m intrigued enough that I will tune in. Especially since my favorite Wednesday night show, The Middle, is not a new episode until next week.

$5 off $20 at Bugaboo Creek

Here is a coupon for $5 off $20 at Bugaboo Creek. If you’re out shopping, may need to stop and refuel. I love their meatloaf.