I’d like to think it was my far-reaching influence, but that’s rather doubtful….
Ibotta had a server outage today, so if you tried and failed – try again!
This Is Not How I Do It: 12/07/2021
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This is How I Do It! Kohl’s Flash!
Here we go!
Layering Kohl’s: Until 12/08/2021 Only!
Set Yourself Up for Success
- Create an email address specifically for offers, promotions, & loyalty programs.
Why? Keeps all your offers in one place.
- No matter which email server you use, I recommend setting up an @gmail account.
Why? Some rewards programs will auto-scan email for online receipts.
If, you opt-in for that option in settings.
- Move your current loyalty accounts to the new email address.
Why? Keeps your main communication email unclogged.
- Use the links below to sign-up for programs.
Why? You will receive sign-on offers and bonuses in cash or points!
(PS, transparency: I will, too.)
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MyPoints: https://www.mypoints.knabbler
Spend $20.00 receive 1,750 points. Sign-up by Phone & Computer using link above.
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Ibotta: https://ibotta.knabbler Please, Use Referral Code: VUODLBM
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‘Tis The Season, Again! Here We Go.
Ok, so sorry, all.
I really meant to do this earlier, because I was late for the holiday shopping season last year.
Consistency is my other lesser-known name. Which is unfortunate when it comes to stuff like this.
Here we go!
Layering is my self-coined pet-term for what happens when promotions, rebates, points and the universe align.
It takes some practice. I’ve been doing this for 10 years now on one program adding a few others in recent years. I’m not gonna say it is always easy – it takes some brain work and some research.
Truly, though, what’s better than a good deal?
Free. My favorite F-word.
I will tell you with 100% honesty that I consistently earn cash back and points to buy approximately $200.00 worth of Christmas (and self) gifts!
Yes, there is a free Christmas.
No, it won’t be this year for you.
But, perhaps by the early months of 2022, you will have a nice little sum of cash and points to use for necessities. Think home goods, home improvement, a dinner for two.
Set Yourself Up for Success
- Create an email address specifically for offers, promotions, & loyalty programs.
Why? Keeps all your offers in one place.
- No matter which email server you use, I recommend setting up an @gmail account.
Why? Some rewards programs will auto-scan email for online receipts.
If, you opt-in for that option in settings.
- Move your current loyalty accounts to the new email address.
Why? Keeps your main communication email unclogged.
- Use the links below to sign-up for programs.
Why? You will receive sign-on offers and bonuses in cash or points!
(PS, transparency: I will, too.)
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MyPoints: https://www.mypoints.knabbler
Spend $20.00 receive 1,750 points. Sign-up by Phone & Computer using link above.
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Ibotta: https://ibotta.knabbler Please, Use Referral Code: VUODLBM
$10.00 for first receipt. Sign-up by Phone & Computer.
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There are more, but let’s just work on the two I have found to be bigger earners.
Next up: step-by-step layering for (nearly) free dinner!
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‘Tis The Season, Again!
Free-scape
So, here’s what happened.
I got a email. About gardening. In my very unknown, incoming-only, address.
It’s another account I keep to keep clutter from my real email.
You know, the one that people I actually know have and where the important stuff goes.
Anyway, the beauty of this junk box is that it fills up nicely with coupons and offers and a lotta ‘free.’ I love freebies. Even if I don’t need it, or won’t use it, if it’s free – I snag it and pass it along.
Samples are a great way to experiment, especially for less money. It’s a win-win. For me, experimenting for less is a happy mind expansion thing. Plus, deals and coupons save me money on stuff I know I’m going to buy, anyway. Same sort of mindset as Fetch and Ibotta. I just love layering.
I get a few newsy-type dailies that let me know when and where to find good stuff. I was particularly excited to learn Lowe’s was having a series of garden give-aways. Hypocritical, I know considering how hard I take the ‘annual that which I despise’ obligation.
I shared this with my gardening friend who had already heard about and tried to get into it.
Registration for the first event opened at midnight and her experience was that the site was overloaded and she didn’t get anywhere.
That was a bummer to hear. I’m not that driven to stay up until midnight battling it out with other batty internet users. Strangely, enough, though…
By the time I’d finished my weekly blog, sent it out into the social-universes of FB me, FB Knabble, WordPress, IG and Twitter it was 11:20 PM. I still thought it might be a little over the top to be hovering over my keyboard for 40 more minutes.
I puttered around prepping for the next-day work-day by re-filing blog fodder, and just generally straightening and restoring my desk back to the ‘real job’ configuration. At 11:47 the idea was still free-floating around in my head. I still had a bit of time on my non-gardening, don’t-like-to-get-too-dirty hands.
I turned up Spotify and tuned into Grandson. It’s not the kind of music you can tune-out to. Hence, the love. The first time I heard Grandson was through an IG video reaction site; totally recommend a follow. Besides the music/reaction, dude’s got an oddly sense of humor. (Links’ll be below.)
11:58, I thought I’d just try and slip into the site. Get queued up. No dice. Just a bit of a reprimand that it wasn’t time, yet.
So, I outed. Then, I inned. And outed and inned. Mmm hmm. Turned into an online version of the day after Christmas at Wal*mart at 4:00 AM in Tennessee. That’s a story by itself. Never again, folks. Never, again. Although, I did end up at a Michigan Kohl’s one black Friday. 5:00 AM. Easy in, easy find. Horrible two and a half hours of standing in line to check out. Never, again, to that, too. At least Kohl’s, handed out candy canes.
Stroke of midnight at Lowe’s online, I got it right! I got right in.
But, of course, it wasn’t going to be that easy.
Quote for the Week:
Grandson: (do you have enough love in your heart to go and get your hands) Dirty
Recommended reactionary: @fablefil
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