Bed, Bath & Beyond Accepts Expired Coupons
- Sunday, February 21, 2010, 5:13
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Did you know that Bed, Bath & Beyond cheerfully accepts expired coupons? I used two of them today and they were REALLY expired, they were about 6 months old.
One of my readers told me about their policy and I thought I would test it out when I bought some curtains on clearance today.They took them both and said they accept their expired coupons, so save them and use them. They accept the printed ones that you get in the mail (the big blue ones) that have expired but NOT the email coupons if they are expired.
I could not find this information on the company website, so this may be a store by store policy and not a corporate policy. I checked with two additional Bed, Bath & Beyond stores in my area and they also accept the expired coupons. Call ahead and check with your local store, (don’t forget to write down the name of the person you spoke with!)
The person that I spoke with at Bed, Bath & Beyond told me that they are sending out more coupons via email these days, and not as many are being sent out by mail, so if you want to sign up, HERE is the link.
Bed, Bath & Beyond is one of the many retailers that give you cash deposited in to your Upromise account. This retailer gives you 2% back when you shop online with a card that is registered to Upromise.
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Upromise helps families save money for college by giving you rebates on your shopping and your dining out. Using Upromise is free and setting up an account takes just a few minutes. All of the rebates are handled online once you register your cards. There is nothing to clip or mail in. This is such an easy way to start saving for college. Once you set up the account, you are on “auto-pilot” when you shop online and dine out using a card that you registered with Upromise.
With your Upromise account, the rebates that you earn can add up quickly. You can choose to set up a 529 college savings plan, pay down a Sallie Mae student loan or receive a check for college expenses.
Spend a few minutes on the site and see all the different ways build your college savings account. I recommend taking a few minutes to sign up for the e-Coupons. E-Coupons are automatically added to your grocery store affinity card. You simply click on the coupons that you want to use and then when you swipe your card at check-out, those coupons are automatically added to your Upromise college savings account. You can also stack these coupons with manufacturers coupons. The Upromise coupons are deposited into your account so they are not considered duplicates. You can have immediate savings with your manufacturers coupons and long-term savings with your Upromise e-Coupons for the same product.
You can shop online at over 6,000 stores like Target.com, Homedepot.com, BestBuy.com, Apple and more with 1-25% rebated to your account. There are also over 8,000 participating restaurants that will credit up to 8% to your college saving account and you can also link your drugstore affinity cards.
Grandma and Grandpa and other family members and friends can link their accounts to your child’s account. If you won’t be paying for college in the future, you can set up an account for a special child in your life.
I have learned that saving money begins with a series of small steps and using a Upromise account is one of the easiest ways I know to start an education fund for college without any sacrifice.
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One way to save on BBB purchases is by signing up to their mailing list with your email, immediately they will send you a printable 20% off coupon. This is where I found this deal from:
Save 20% by clicking on an in-store Savings Certificate. Bring it to any of Bed Bath & Beyond’s 980 stores and get a 20% discount off any single item. This is a limited time offer & and this Savings Certificate MUST be printed. When you sign up to their mailing list, you will also get the following deals. Note you cannot print the certificate below, you must input your email in to their Mailing list and you will receive an email with your in store coupon.
Source: http://www.bedbathbeyondonlinecoupons.com/
* Special online offers
* Exclusive in-store savings certificates
* News of upcoming events from Bed Bath & Beyond