Blog Entries for BenjaminnaRelated SearchesRebates - Getting Started06 Sep 2006 09:08 AM Now that you have read my rebate blogs (hopefully), you are probably excited and want to get started right away. However, wherever do you find all those rebates? Following are some tips on finding mail in rebate forms. *Check in your Sunday coupon inserts. Rebate Tips06 Sep 2006 08:53 AM I have a confession to make. I do not photocopy my rebates! I have been doing rebates for almost three years and on an average, I send away for about 15- 20 rebates a month. In the three years I have been doing rebates, I have had maybe less than five of them not come or are denied. Checking Traders Feedback05 Sep 2006 05:58 PM When someone contacts you for a trade, take a few minutes to check his or her feedback to see what kind of trader they are. If you see they don't have any feedback, ask them if they have a feedback link from another board. It could be they just signed up with Families. Mail-in-rebates - Keeping Organized05 Sep 2006 08:39 AM Following is my method in organizing my rebates and forms. In my filing cabinet, I have a special file just for my rebate forms. When I get a new rebate form, I make out an envelope for that rebate, as if I am ready to mail it, except do not put a stamp on it. What is a mail-in-rebate?05 Sep 2006 08:33 AM Rebates are fun and easy to do! I would bet, everyone loves to get checks in the mail. Sometimes it may only be a few dollars, sometimes more, but everything adds up quickly. During most months of doing rebates, I can count on cashing in $70 - $100. Why do you trade for coupons?04 Sep 2006 09:41 AM Some of you may be wondering what is the big deal about trading coupons, and why would you need to when you can just clip the coupons out of the Sunday paper. There are many reasons to trade for coupons. Get Started Trading Coupons04 Sep 2006 09:38 AM When starting out trading coupons, it can be a bit overwhelming and frustrating. As with any new thing you do, you will soon start learning the ropes and become more knowledgeable. I wish there were someone around, when I first started out to show me the ropes. Tags: Coupons | Haves List | trading | Wishlist Make it a fast easy trade04 Sep 2006 09:36 AM Don't be afraid to make your first trade. If you see someone's wishlist and you have the coupons they are looking for, you also see something they have, and you want it - go for it! Here are some tips on making a fast, easy trade that should get good results. How do you add coupons to the Coupon Database?03 Sep 2006 10:30 AM Adding coupons to the Coupon Database is a quick and easy process, from which everyone benefits. Not only does it keep coupons current, but it also makes searches more productive. First, before entering any coupons, perform a search to see if someone else hasn't already entered it. 2 comments — latest 08 Sep 2006 09:58 AM by Jody Connolly (Benjaminna) What is a price book?03 Sep 2006 09:56 AM A price book is a journal you create so you can keep an inventory of store sale prices. Keeping track of food and household items that are on sale can be very helpful to a smart and frugal shopper. Keeping track of store sales prices can help you in many different ways. 2 comments — latest 02 Mar 2007 02:31 PM by Julie Gentry |
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