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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Melissa and Doug Stickers at Amazon.com-only $4.98 (71% off) for over 500 stickers!

Melissa and Doug have these cute little sticker books with a wide variety of subjects in them. I've looked at them in stores but they always wanted so much for them. They contain over 500 stickers and are really well drawn. Now they have them at Amazon.com for $4.98 (that's 71% off from the regular price)! They have a set for boys here and a set for girls here. Both ship free with Amazon Prime!

Monday, December 13, 2010

Steals on Toys at Amazon.com: Melissa and Doug, Leapfrog, Nerf and more!

There are a few great deals I noticed on Amazon right now. Here’s a list of things you may want to pick up for Christmas. They are all super great prices (most under $10.00 with Super Saver free shipping) and great reviews! :) Hope you find something for your little one!

What are these abbreviations?

+UP: the new rewards at Rite Aid that just rolled out in May 2010; very similar to CVS ECB
ECB-Extra Care Bucks: these are sort of like coupons good for just about any item at CVS stores (with a few exclusions like tobacco, alcohol, gift cards) that will print after buying certain items
GDA-Good Deal Alert
IP-Internet Printable: any coupon that can be printed from the Web
MIR-Mail in Rebate: self explanatory
MM-Moneymaker: this means the deal will actually make you money instead of just being free
MQ-Manufacturer's Coupon-these can generally be used in conjunction with store coupons at places like CVS, Meijer, Rite Aid, Target and Walgreen's
OOP-Out of Pocket: how much you will pay out of pocket for an item
P&G-Proctor and Gamble: a company that not only has coupon inserts in the Sunday paper and online, but also sells many different goods
RA-Rite Aid
RP-Red Plum: this is a company that prints coupons in your Sunday paper; they also have a web site for printable coupons at www.redplum.com
RR-Register Rewards: these are again like coupons that print after you fulfill a purchase requirement and are as good as money at Walgreen's stores (similar to CVS Extra Care bucks)
SCR-Single Check Rebate: Exclusive to Rite Aid, these are rebates that you apply for on their web site after making a purchase; simply enter in your information from your receipt like your store number, register number, date and transaction number and you're credited
SS-Smartsource: this is a company that prints coupons in your Sunday paper; they also have a web site for printable coupons at www.smartsource.com