View Full Version : Upromise, Littlegrad? Anyone actually saving more than a few bucks?
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
swan01
06-01-2006, 03:24 PM
I joined Upromise 9 months ago and have saved about $18 bucks. This is including any $1 codes that came across this board. Does anyone actually save a lot of money? Do you go out of your way to shop at certain stores or eat in certain restaurants to help contribute to the account? I have asked my parents to join, but they are hestitant to give away their credit card info online.
I also just joined Littlegrad.com based on a Money Magazine article. Does anyone use them instead of Upromise?
TIA!
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
JTsMom
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
We joined a while back- maybe 2.5 years ago (?) and are up to about $100. That should fund college, right? ;) I keep meaning to take the money out to put into DS's 529 so it will grow, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The majority of it came from restaurants. We didn't purposely pick them, but it worked out well. Also, I DO purposely buy Huggies at the grocery store. They are a little less than at Target most of the time, and I get somewhere around .85 a box.
Maybe you can get your parents to at least sign up their grocery cards- every little bit helps. Never heard of littlegrad.com
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
floridamommy
06-01-2006, 04:54 PM
Hi. I joined Upromise in late 2004 and we have $384 in the account. However, the bulk of that comes from the fact that I got a Upromise Mastercard where a portion of every dollar spent with the card goes into the account, no matter what or where I buy. I think if it was just based on what I spent with my grocery cards it would be a lot less. I have not heard of the Littlegrad account, but would be curious to know if anyone else had any experiences with it. Heather
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
Yep, we use the credit card a lot too. We joined in 2001, I think, before we even got married. Or, maybe just after? Anyway, we have almost $550 earned, $230 of that from the credit card. The rest is mainly from online purchases.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
elliput
06-01-2006, 09:16 PM
We signed up for Upromise just about two years ago and have roughly $100 in the account. We did make a point to buy gas at the Mobil station until the price really went up, we make household purchases at BedBath&Beyond with 20% coupons whenever we can and then get 1% for using the registered card, and if we are looking at an online purchase we try to go through the Upromise site unless there is a better deal elsewhere. Our grocery cards are registered also.
Haven't heard of Littlegrad.com before.
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 08:39 AM
None of the grocery stores around here do membership cards. So none of our purchases there get us anything back. Any idea how I can convince them to do this? Especially now that Missouri has switched there 529 plan account managers from TIAA-CREF to Upromise. Any advice would be appreciated!
Michelle
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
stillplayswithbarbies
06-02-2006, 09:45 AM
If you pay for the groceries on a registered credit card, won't you get the Upromise rebate that way even though there is no grocery card?
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
newnana
06-02-2006, 07:59 PM
that's what I had hoped, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Also, on the website it asks you to register your grocery card to be able to get grocery savings. Since I can't find a way to register a grocery card/store that doesn't exist, I am not getting any grocery savings. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks,
Michelle
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