barcodenation
Active Member
Ok so I was at work today and was standing behind a cashier watching her check this lady out who had a stack of like 100 coupons. Anyway... The ladies shopping cart was full of shit and I mean full. The total was about $300. The cashier then started to scan her coupons and it kept going down and down. -$10, -$1.50, -$5, -$2 and there were a bunch of those. The total kept going down and I said you better stop you're almost back to zero and the cashier said we're allowed to go in the negative (meaning money back to the customer) So the last coupon scanned and the new total was -$285.65. The girl said she does it once a week and rarely gets under $200. Then she turns around and sells all the items on ebay. She said the most she's ever got was over $400 from doing this coupon shopping. So every month she gets at least $800 from shopping then makes about $600 more from selling all the items for a lower cost than almost any store or ebay seller. Well there it is. It would take some hella home work to figure out what items to purchase and what coupons to print out but the shit actually works I saw it with my own eyes.
Here's the run down... Buy a $0.97 pack of crayons and use a $3 coupon and you get back $2.03. Same goes for if you buy a toy on sale for $5 and you have a $10 off coupon you get $5 back. Basically find items that are on clearance or rollback for a low price and get a coupon for that product that is worth more than the sell price to get money back..
Hopefully someone will do this shit because it's awesome!
Walmart is the only store that does this.
Here's the run down... Buy a $0.97 pack of crayons and use a $3 coupon and you get back $2.03. Same goes for if you buy a toy on sale for $5 and you have a $10 off coupon you get $5 back. Basically find items that are on clearance or rollback for a low price and get a coupon for that product that is worth more than the sell price to get money back..
Hopefully someone will do this shit because it's awesome!
Walmart is the only store that does this.
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