I received an email update from Caregivers Marketplace. I used to post about them several years ago. They are a clearing house of sorts for rebates, and would offer rebates on products, particularly those geared towards taking care of someone–either a baby, the elderly or the infirmed. What was great about them was that they offered a $1 rebate on Huggies and if I recall correctly, $0.50 on the wipes. It was fantastic because because I could go out, purchase Huggies with coupons, CVS Extra Bucks, Walgreen’s Register Rewards, Superfresh or Acme catalinas, pay nothing or next to nothing for them, and still get $1 back for every pack I purchased. You had to submit in quantities of five or more, which was never a hassle for those of us who stockpile diapers!
Then, it was at least a year or more ago, they lowered the rebate amounts. No biggie, I still submitted them.
Then, they took the whole program offline while they revamped it. And now it’s back. With a really sucky product list. Here is a pdf version of the new rebate form. For my household, there’s nothing of interest on it to me.
So for me, it’s adios to CGM. I hope that at least some of my readers find it useful, or are at least glad for an update and receiving closure, ha ha.
