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EUROPEAN VACATION
We took a trip to Europe to visit our exchange daughter, Daisy, in Austria and her family and also to celebrate our 15-year wedding anniversary on an 8-day cruise to Italy, France, and Spain. Of course, we traveled affordably.
I booked the flights using airline miles. We were flying to Vienna, Austria and then to Rome for the cruise. My wife had enough miles for a free ticket. I needed more points to get a free ticket so I bought miles at a discount. Buying miles can be cheaper than buying the ticket outright, especially with overseas flights and depending on how many miles you already have. United was having a sale on their points with an additional 40% off of purchased mile points. I bought mine through Points.com where you can find all the points deals that airlines are offering.
Now what are airline miles or points? Most airlines offer miles that are earned by flying the airline. In the past airlines usually gave you a certain number of miles or points depending on how far you fly. Many airlines have changed how they award points or miles by instead determining the reward by the price of the ticket instead of miles flown.
Flying to Europe usually takes a minimum of 50,000 points. The number of points needed depends on where and when you fly and if there is a deal being offered. For our flight we needed 60,000 points.
My wife got a free ticket because she opened up a United credit card and they gave her 50,000 points. She had to charge a certain amount on the credit card over a few months in order for her to get the full reward. You can find what points deals credit cards offer on sites such as http://www.creditcards.com, http://www.thepointsguy.com and http://www.dansdeals.com.
When travelling overseas it’s usually best to stay a minimum of two weeks. One of the reasons is because the price of the ticket is so expensive, so it’s best to make the most of the trip. There is so much to see and do that two weeks doesn’t afford enough time to see what you want.
Another reason is jet lag. It takes at least two or three days to adjust to the time difference. It’s best not to take a nap the first day and to just tough it out so that you can adjust to the time change quicker.
Our flight left around 11 am on a Saturday and we got there around 8 am on Sunday. There is a 6 hour time difference when we flew to Austria.
On international flights most airlines will give you free wine and beer. The downside is having to go to the tiny bathrooms after filling up on fluids. They have a trash can where you have to push it to get it open. It’s probably filled with germs so when I throw out the paper towel I jab real quick into it before it closes so that I don’t have to touch it.
Getting through customs is usually pretty easy in European Union countries (EU). Coming back to the U.S. can take longer as you have to talk to a customs officer and the lines can sometimes be long. One tip – if you have a connecting flight in Europe or any other overseas country make sure you have enough time to get to you gate after you go through their customs. Most European airports you will need to take a bus to your plane or terminal which can make you late for a flight and that angry. Try to avoid starting your trip angry.
We visited Vienna in Austria. Beautiful city. So much of Europe has elegant architecture and opulent buildings, especially churches. Vienna is no different. We got the grand tour from Daisy’s mom as she is full of knowledge of everything Austrian.
We took a tour of the wineries in the region. Our exchange daughter’s family has a vineyard and they make a great Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc and Gruner Vetliner. We also tasted a spectacular Merlot that was aging in their cellar.
We hiked up a mountain in Schneebergbahn which is at the start of the Alps. I felt like the Von Trapps crossing the mountains in the Sound of Music. The odd thing is that most Austrians have never seen the Sound of Music.
We also went swimming in some very large natural pools in Bad Vasl where they are from. It has a natural spring that you can drink from and I did. The water is murky. Enough so, now this is gross, that they found a dead person in the pool sometime after they passed away from a heart attack. I just was hoping I didn’t step on something squishy myself while I was in the pool.
Spare rib flavored chips!
I made stops at Aldi’s there! It’s called Hofer in Austria. I also stopped at Lidl, a similar store to Aldi’s that is opening in the U.S. soon. It seemed like half the stores were for selling chocolate and candies. A package of large fresh figs was only .99 Euro at Aldi’s there. One Euro is about $1.15 in U.S. dollars.
In Europe one thing that is super cheap there is wine. You can get tons of different bottles of wine for less than 5 Euros (around $6 in U.S. dollars). Some even less than 2 Euros!
From there we flew to Rome for our cruise. We got there early to spend a couple days in Rome to check out the sights. Best to be in the city where the cruise originates to make sure you don’t miss it due to cancelled or delayed flights. One time when we were in Vancouver, Canada we saw someone running down the dock yelling “Wait, Wait!”. The ship doesn’t wait for late people.
We saw pretty much everything in Rome and our tennis shoes can attest to it as we walked most every inch of the city. We saw the Colosseum, the Parthenon, Trevi Fountain, the Vatican, and Roman ruins.
The earthquake that devastated Amatrice was only about 100 miles away. We didn’t feel any aftershocks. Some restaurants were taking donations through part of your meal price.
We booked a room at the View of Rome hotel right outside the walls of the Vatican. It was only $90 per day and was rate a 5 on Tripadvisor! I like checking Tripadvisor to make sure the place we are staying is ok and not full of crickets, banana peels, or smelly ghosts. I try to stay in hotels rates 4 or higher out of 5 – Guest rating and not hotel rating! We booked it on Hotels.com. They offer a free stay after 10 visits, discounts, and a rebate at times on the site.
The neatest thing was that we were able to get tickets to see Mother Theresa being canonized as a Saint by Pope Francis. I love the Pope and to see him canonizing a Saint was just amazing. So historic. I left my application to become a Saint there as I figured they may be looking for a new one.
We got tickets for the mass a couple days before the event. Turns out we would have had to be there at around 5 am just to get a seat up close.
We weren’t able to get close to the front of the mass, but instead we were in the back where all the cameras from international TV stations were positioned. I think we were on the stations for India and some other ones I never heard of. So we are rock stars there now.
It was super hot and they were passing out water and many people were just pouring it over their heads.
There was an area just north of the walls of the Vatican where we staying that had vendors selling rosaries, key chains, and magnets for only 1 Euro! Great deal.
There were some great deals on clothes in Italy. Shoes were inexpensive. I wore a size 44. European size that is.
In all the countries we visited they took the Euro. We converted it at home through Huntington Bank. They only charge a one time $8 fee to convert as much as you want. The banks in Europe were mostly charging a 5% commission to convert and their exchange rates weren’t that good.
I was able to find an exchange store in Rome that didn’t charge commission and traded at about the going rate. The exchange rates can be found at http://www.xe.com.
The worst place to exchange your money is at the airport. Their rates are usually the worst.
The rates were anywhere from .68 to .84 Euros for every American dollar. So it was like saving $20 for every $100 exchanged when finding the best exchange place.
It’s a great time to travel to Europe because the exchange rate is so good. Not too many years go it used to be around .40 in Euros for every American dollar.
Better yet, get a credit card that doesn’t charge a foreign exchange fee to use for all your money transactions. Our United credit card doesn’t charge a fee.
When I first booked the cruise I got it for around $900 on http://www.vacationstogo.com. It was better than what I found through Royal Caribbean. I kept checking to see if the price went down as you can cancel or rebook it if you find a better price up to 75 days before the cruise.
One day when I was checking I saw the price dropped to $622. We quickly booked it. Later that day the price jumped to over $800.
Sometimes credits are offered for onboard purchases too.
We got an inside cabin which means there is no window. We were hardly ever in our room, so it wasn’t worth the extra $200 or so Per PERSON to pay for a round window in the room. Balcony rooms are cool, especially when there are great views to be seen when sailing. The price can be double the price of and inside cabin though.
I got an internet package for the cruise before we sailed for 30% off unlimited access. Usually the cruiseline offers deals on internet while on the ship, but this time it didn’t. The problem was the connection was wonky. I kept having to reconnect. I complained and they are crediting me the full amount. Be sure to complain early on any issue to see if they can fix the issue. If not, that gives them time to credit your account before the end of the trip and also builds a history in case you need to take them to task to get a credit.
The cruise started in Rome (Civitavecchia) and then went to Corsica, France; Toulon, France (near Marseille, Provence, and St Tropez), Barcelona, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Mallorca, Spain, and Naples, Italy. Only one day at sea. An eight-day cruise that was well worth the $622 per person.
Next up was Corsica, France where we met up with an exchange student and her family. It was where Napolean was born and we saw a huge statue of him in town. When he went into disfavor they banished him to an island where he died.
Toulon, France was next and we booked a wine tour to Aix en Provence and Bandol. So we were about ready to leave that morning and I got a message that they had to cancel it because the guide became extremely ill. Bummer, because we were looking forward to it.
So we had to scramble to find other plans. That is where we felt we were part of the show, Amazing Race. We decided to go to Bandol which is known for their wine and also has a nice beach.
The bus was only 3 Euros each way so it was very affordable. The ship charged around $40 per person to do the same. Buses can be the best way to go in some towns, but be wary of them as they might have wonky schedules that can be hard to decipher.
They said take bus 8086 which can be found in the city center. We get there and none of the bus shelters showed a bus 8086 on their schedule, so we started asking bus drivers where we can catch it. We got about eight different answers from different bus drivers and people waiting for buses and restaurant workers. We’re sweating and looking frantic asking people shouting out “Bandol”, “Beach (like as if they know English)” “8086!”, and “Bus”. I’m sure they thought we were nuts. I should have just disheveled my hair and started drooling on myself as we would have gotten the same looks and I would have entertained myself some.
It was 9:25 am and we still didn’t know where to catch the bus and the bus was supposed to be at one of the stops at 9:30. The next bus was at 11:30 so there was more pressure to get this bus since we didn’t want to wait that long for the next bus. There is not much time in each port so you don’t want to spend too much time with logistics and transportation. For instance, we originally wanted to go to St Tropez, but the bus took about an hour and a half each way so the driving would just eat up too much of the day.
We were running around town like fools and sweating up a storm. Trying to thread together some French that we could remember from high school and looking like panicked tourists we got what seemed to be a more confident answer from a bus driver as to which bus stop the bus would be at and so we waited at that bus stop.
Sure enough, about a minute later the bus shows up. Whew! So if you need to take bus 8086 in La Seyne, France the bus picks up across the street from the Police station.
We ended up finding a winery that did tastings in Bandol. That made up some for missing the winery tour.
We ate grilled squid – delicious – and seafood paella. We always go for the town specialty.
We get a magnet at every place we visit – you can negotiate prices on them, mostly at the stands. I can hear my refrigerator groaning knowing we are bring back more magnets to put on it.
From there we went to Barcelona where we met up with another exchange student for a bit before she had to go to school. Again, another Amazing Race moment. She had only a limited amount of time to spend with us before going back to school that morning. The ship got people off the boat late and we were supposed to meet her by a statue. We are fast walkers, but the statue was too far for us too hoof it. She was probably only going to wait about ten or fifteen more minutes. So we took a taxi. We run to the statue and look around the statue, but we didn’t see her. We go around a few more times and nothing. We thought we missed her. We look across the street and there she is looking for us. Whew #2!
We walk down the promenade and a flock of parrots fly by. I ran so far away. We walked around the whole city and see all the sites. We saw the most beautiful church I think I ever saw. It was the Cathedral of Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia or otherwise known as Barcelona Cathedral.
We were warned about pickpockets in Barcelona. Sure enough, near the church there was a sign at a restaurant warning people about pickpockets. They say to wear your backpack in front of you. Also keep your wallet in your front pocket. It’s good to jam your pockets with tissues or maps just to cause friction in case people try to take things. But always watch each other and anyone that is following you or getting too close. Also be aware of anyone that works in tandem with the pickpockets like a beggar that will distract you. If you give a beggar change it signals to the pickpocket where you keep your money. We found out some of the people on the cruise ship got pickpocketed in Toulon. They are anywhere there are tourists, so be wary.
The pickpockets are to the left near the beggar. They are watching the crowd looking for an easy target.
We stopped at the beach and one group of tourists brought all of their luggage to the beach. They stacked them up like a little mountain.
And yes, many of the beaches we visited were topless. I even went topless.
I played volleyball with two Russians against a few Norwegians in Barcelona. Played some volleyball in Austria too. Apparently I played well enough because when we took the train to Vienna the father of one of the girls I played against that took the train with us mentioned how I was a good volleyball player that blocked a lot of balls. So my volleyball skills are world-reknown now. Ha!
I also played in a volleyball tournament on the ship. I won my second gold medal for the year on Royal Caribbean! I got a gold medal and a water bottle as a prize. I also got a rad tan from being in the sun too long during the games.
I then played in the soccer tournament. Reminder to self. Don’t bother playing soccer against mostly Europeans. Also don’t kick at a ball against a person three times my size. Amazing how big a welt can get on a leg. I played with a gal from London and a guy from Italy who I played with on the volleyball team.
Earlier in the week a tall German guy was the only one to show up at a volleyball game on the court so we just practiced hitting and bumping the ball. He showed up late to the tournament and I tried to get him on our team, but we already had enough players. He was bummed. He played real well and played unselfishly. After we won he came over to play on our team since we had a couple players that knew what they were doing, a gal from Connecticut and the guy from Italy. Otherwise it was backyard volleyball-palooza.
We visited Valencia, Spain next. They had a great market with freaky-looking seafood. We ate more grilled squid and paella there. So cheap too. It was 18 Euros for the meals and a half liter of Sangria. The picture below shows a vendor selling live eels.
Tipping is odd too. Most countries there is no tipping or 10% tipping. Even the receipts don’t have a spot to put down a tip. Some places charge a service fee which in essence, is a tip. Usually it was 2 Euro per person, but that wasn’t the norm.
Lots of cafes did a deal for just over 2 Euro for a coffee and pastry. Many did combo deals. Some had happy hour.
No coupons though! Europe hasn’t caught onto coupons.
Speaking of food, the cruise dinners were great. I always got more than one appetizer and entrée because I could. In the end I didn’t gain much weight because we were always on the go all day. Most every day we were up after 6:00 am.
We met some great folks that were assigned to our dinner table. One was a couple from Hawaii. He won a grammy for Hawaii back in ’86. The other was a mother and daughter from Seattle.
Claudine busted out some great tunes at karaoke enough to garner a “she’s professional” from the karaoke DJ.
We did have some bumps as they forgot to do anything for our anniversary. We mentioned it to a manager. They ended up giving us a bottle of champagne and a great bottle of red wine as we bumped into the beverage manager and he hooked us up. They also got us a dinner at one of the places that charges for dinner. Those places are just like paying for dinner at a restaurant and not worth it as you can get great meals in the dining room.
Our next stop was Mallorca, an island in Spain. They are known for their pearls. They have a beautiful church in town. We found a great sale on clothes. We got four dress shirts there for 13.80 Euros after an additional 70% off sale.
Our last stop was in Naples. From there we did an excursion to Pompeii, the city that was buried in ash and lava when Mt Vesuvius exploded in 79 A.D. (volcano in the back of the pic). The city ruins are still very well preserved and we walked all around the town. Even painting on some walls in the building are in good shape. They are still doing lots of excavating there.
We went to a restaurant for a Margherita pizza. Naples is where pizza was born. The Margherita pizza was made for the queen and topped with “colors” of the Italian flag. Mozzarella for white, tomato sauce for red and basil for green. So I chowed down on the pizza and paid then left.
Afterwards I had a freak out moment. We went to a café and I opened my wallet only to discover I didn’t have the credit card I paid with at the pizza restaurant in my wallet. Yipes! So I figured it was still at the restaurant or maybe I dropped it. I preferred option #1. So we quickly buzzed back to the restaurant. I was wondering if the restaurant would even be open yet because it was a Sunday. I ran into the restaurant and all I said was credit card and the hostess said yes she had it. She was relieved and said she tried to catch me, but as usual my tennis shoes were in turbo mode and she couldn’t find me.
Speaking of relieving. Watch out for dog doodoo in Europe. Many of the cities don’t do a good job of cleaning up their sidewalks of it. I hit a fresh pile in Rome and Naples and nearly missed it in most every other city.
The day we left to go home we got up early on the ship to catch an early transfer bus. It was for waste because the flight ended up delayed for about 3 hours. They had to reschedule our flight out of Chicago. We ended up being up for almost 30 hours. Sleeping on the plane was tough. Of course, we had the wailing kid in our section that didn’t help things.
When you get back home from a trip make sure you check you credit card statements online just to make sure you were charged correctly.
We had a great trip and learned a lot. If you have never travelled overseas, do it. Your world will grow. You will also most likely change your perspectives.
At one of the events on the ship we sat with a couple from Saudi Arabia. Very nice and personable as we talked about the differences in our countries. The guy lived in Portland for five years. I asked him if he ever saw the naked bikeride there. In Portland they have an event where people ride their bikes naked – hundreds of people participate. He told me he didn’t see it, but his friend did and the friend thought it was the end of the world. He was laughing as was I.
The deal in the pic is a full meal with a bottle of wine for a little over $3!
We did find they do some things differently in Europe. For one, some places charge you to go to the bathroom. Usually the public bathrooms charge around a Euro or less.
Another is that you don’t get free refills on coffee or pop. Pop is very expensive at restaurants too. Better to go to the store there to get pop as you can get a liter for around a Euro.
Most stores don’t refrigerate eggs.
There are scooters everyewhere. Especially Naples. I saw a family of 4 riding one and two of them were kids probably less than 4 years old. No helmet. One standing in front on their own. Scary. And they zip around like they are in a race squeezing through minimal openings. I wanted to wear a mattress on my back just in case one of them plowed me over.
We enjoyed our trip, but now we need a sleep vacation to get rested up.
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* FAST FOOD/PIZZA/CASUAL RESTAURANTS – Over 350 “two for one” or “50% off” offers at fast food restaurants, pizza restaurants, and neighborhood favorites. Find coupons for Arby’s, Burger King, Cinnabon, Hardees, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Long John Silver’s, Mr. Hero, Orange Julius, Sonic, Taco Bell, Wendy’s, Around the Corner Saloon & Café, Big Boy Restaurant & Bakery, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, IHOP Restaurant, Muldoon’s Saloon & Eatery, Quaker Steak & Lube, TJ’s on the Avenue, Waffle House and tons more!
* WINERIES – 45 coupons for wineries from across Northern Ohio including Ferrante, Paper Moon, M Cellars, and Debonne Vineyards.
* GOLF – Coupons for 64 green fees & driving ranges.
* MISC. COUPONS – Find coupons for Great Clips ($7.99 coupon), dry cleaning, IGA (five $5 off $20 purchase coupons), Bremecs, Gale’s Garden Centers, and much more! Get a $25 gift card at Discount Drug Mart or $15 gift card at Marc’s with the transferred prescription coupon in the book (have them honored as competitors coupons at other pharmacies).
* ALL 2016 Our Town coupons good now through December 1, 2016!
Click here to order: http://www.joethecouponguy.com/merchandise/index.htm
SAVVY SHOPPER BOOKLET
Updated! Get the Savvy Shopper Booklet and learn how to save tons of money! The booklet has over 190 pages with thousands of money-saving tips. Great for someone just starting out or wants to learn more ways to save money. Only $13 (includes FREE shipping)! You could learn to save thousands and thousands for just the cost of a large pizza!
Included in the booklet are ways to save on these Topics:
Rules for Saving, Shopping Tips, Money Saving Apps, Negotiating Savings, Budgeting, Consumer Protection, Coupons, Coupon Booklets, Daily Deals, Rebates, Best Price & Service Guarantees/Price Matching, Rain Checks, Mail/Shipping Orders, Clearance Items, Returns, Receipts, Warranties, Store Loyalty/Rewards Cards, Gift Certificates/Gift Cards, Freebies, Buy One Get One Free Deals, Store Closings, Dollar Stores, Thrift Stores, Garage Sales/Flea Markets, Outlet Stores, Shopping Club Memberships (Warehouse stores), Auctions, Clothing, Restaurant/Bar Deals, Food & Beverage Deals, Entertainment Deals, Books/Magazines/Newspapers, Birthday Deals, Travel Savings, International Travel, Gasoline Savings, Car Savings, Parking Savings, Home Purchase/Mortgage, Home Maintenance/Items, Home Heating/Energy, Employer/Local Corporation Savings/Discounts, Banks/Payday Lenders, Credit Cards/Credit Scores, Taxes, Legal, Debt Help, Insurance, Children, Schooling, Weddings, Marriage/Relationships, Health, Sports, Jobs, Retirement, Charity, Social, Pets, Haircuts, Technology/Internet/Computers/Electronics, Etc., Phone Savings, Cell Phones, Miscellaneous Tips/Information, Traits of Savers vs. Spenders, Other Money Saving Web-sites
Click here to order: http://www.joethecouponguy.com/merchandise/index.htm
ADVANCE AUTOPARTS
Get wipers, windshield washer fluid and other car needs at a discount at Advance Autoparts.
Take 30% off orders over $50 with code TRT30 at AdvanceAutoParts.com! Valid online only.
Save $20 Off Purchases of $75 or more at AdvanceAutoParts.com with code BIG20!
$30 Off Orders of $90+ with code HUGE30 at AdvanceAutoParts.com!! Limited Time Only!
Great Deals at AdvanceAutoParts.com!
Monthly Oil Change Special (OCS) page
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/AdvanceAutoParts2016
ALDI
Sale through Tuesday.
Bananas – .29/lb
Mandarins – 3 lb – $2.69
Tomatoes on the Vine – 24 oz – $1.49
Mini Cucumbers – 16 oz – .99
Organic Grape Tomatoes – $1.99
Green Peppers – 2 pack – .79
Organic Red Grapes – 2 lb – $1.99
Avocados – .69
80% Lean Ground Beef – $1.99/lb
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CVS
Scan you CVS loyalty card before you shop at the CVS coupon kiosk inside stores near the entrance to get coupons.
Sale through Saturday.
wyb = when you buy
Limits of 2 or more on some deals.
Colgate Total 4-4.2 oz Toothpaste – PROFIT after $2 Extra Bucks Reward and $1 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016 and $2/2 store coupon
Black Forest Organic Gummy Worms or Bears 4 oz – FREE after $1.50 Extra Bucks Reward
Cover Girl Brow & Eyemakers Eye Liner – .54 after $5 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 4 and four $3 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Schick any Disposable Razor – .99 after $2 Extra Bucks Reward and $3 coupon
Cover Girl Perfect Blend Eye Pencil – .82 after $5 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 3 and three $3 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Cover Girl 3 Kit Eye Enhancers Eye Shadow – $1.12 after $5 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 3 and three $3 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Colgate Total Mouthwash 16.9 oz – .99 after $2 Extra Bucks Reward and $2 coupon
ICaps 120 ct – $4.74 wyb 2 and after $5 Extra Bucks Reward and two $10 coupons
Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner 13 oz or select Stylers – $1 after $3 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 3 and $3/2 coupon
Colgate Battery Powered Toothbrush – $1.99 after $2 Extra Bucks Reward and $3 coupon
Natures Bounty Magnesium Caplets 100 ct – $1.65 wyb 2 and after two $1 coupons
Physicians Formula Quad Eye Shadow – $2.49 after $10 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 2
Speed Stick or Lady Speed Stick Deodorant – $1.17 after $3 Extra Bucks Reward wyb 3 and three .50 coupons
Dr Scholls Dream Walk Insoles – $3.74 wyb 2 and two $5 coupons
Kashi Cereal 9.5-16.3 oz – $1.50 after two $1 coupons
DISCOUNT DRUG MART
Sale through Tuesday.
Get DDM ecoupons at http://www.discount-drugmart.com
Fresh Express Salad bag – .99
Nickles Giant White Bread – BOGO – 2/$2.79
DiGiorno Pizza – $4 after $2/2 coupon
Four free Cavs pre-season tics with purchase of four 8 pack 12 oz bottles of Pepsi
Free Cookout – Free hot dogs, chips, & pop – Chesterland store – 9/24 – 11 am – 1 pm
DOLLAR GENERAL
Click here for electronic and print coupons for Dollar General, including a $5 off $25 purchase coupon good on Saturdays: http://www2.dollargeneral.com/Ads-and-Promos/Coupons/pages/Index.aspx?
GIANT EAGLE
Sale through Wednesday.
wyb = when you buy
FREE with eAdvantage™ – Farmers Market Roasted Peanuts 10 oz. bag, Salted or No Salt
FREE with eAdvantage™ – Dannon Whole Milk Yogurt 5.3 oz., selected varieties
Annies Organic Macaroni & Cheese 6 oz – .25 after .50 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Dial Liquid Hand Soap 7.5 oz – .38 after $1/2 coupon
Yoplait Gogurt 8 ct. – .67 after $1 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Ragu Pasta Sauce 16 to 24 oz jar – .50 after $1 coupon
Pop Secret Popcorn 6 ct – $1 after .75 coupon
Cheerios – $1 after .75 coupon
Mr Clean Liquid or Sprays 16-40 oz – $1 after .75 coupon
Secret Deodorant 2.6-2.7 oz – $1 after $1.50 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Betty Crocker Hamburger Helper 5-12 oz – .50 after .75/3 coupon
Osteo Bi Flex Product 30-80 ct – $6 after $5 coupon
Speed Stick Deodorant 2.3-3 oz – $1 after .50 coupon
Tropicana or Trop50 or Farmstand Juice 46-59 oz – $1 wyb 3 and three $1 coupons
Whole Boneless Center Cut Pork Loin – $1.78/lb – BOGO
Market District Chuck Shoulder Roast or Value Pack Steaks – $3.50/lb – BOGO
Moms Best Cereal 12-16 oz – .50 after .75 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Silk Milk Nutchello 64 oz – $2 after $1 coupon
Each week get a deal, incuding freebies, through their eAdvantage program. Sometimes they also offer a eAdvantage deal only good at GetGo gas stations. Register at http://www.gianteagle.com/Save/eadvantage-club/
Giant Eagle doubles coupons that are 99 cents or less. For example that means a .75 coupon will double to $1.50 off. It happens automatically when a coupon that is 99 cents or less is scanned at the register – 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
Get 10 cents in Fuelperks for every $50 spent ($3 savings).
An eOffer won’t work if you use a manufacturer coupon for the same item. An eOffer will supersede a paper coupon. Click here for dozens of eOffers (electronic coupons that link to you card and trigger when you purchase the item – only works once and doesn’t double): http://www.gianteagle.com/#
Giant Eagle posts what needs to be purchased in order to trigger a register coupon to print. Find the deals at: http://www.gianteagle.com/grocery-coupons/monthly
JOANN FABRICS
60% off Sewing Notions
60% off Fall Décor and Entertaining
50% off Strung Beads
FREE Projects at Joann Fabrics!
Click Here for Money Saving Coupons at Joann Fabrics!
Up to 70% off Everyday Storage Items at Joann Fabrics!
Sign up for JoAnn2Go and Save 20% off Your Next Purchase!
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/JoannFabrics2016
KMART
Saturday Freebie for kids 12 and under: Emoji Mini Notebook and Pencils
Online only! Shop Your Way Members get EXTRA 10% off on Home, Fitness & Sports, Lawn & Garden, Tools & DIY and Automotive Accessories. Ends Friday!
9/22-9/23
Do not miss the Kmart’s Fall Home Sale! Check out the Amazing Home Basics under $20 with ALL Pillows, Mattress Pads, Bath Towels, Throws and Blankets on sale + Members get $10 in points on $30 qualifying Home Purchase 9/18-10/1
Bluelight Specials:
• 9/18-9/24 – EXTRA 15% off Fine Jewelry already up to 70% off with code BLING15
• 9/18-9/24 – Get EXTRA $10 off on orders $35+ on Shoes with code SHOE10
• 9/18-9/24 – EXTRA 25% off Women’s Activewear from Jillian Michaels & Everlast Sport
• 9/18-10/1 – Up to 50% off featured Car Seat Covers
• 9/18-9/24 – Members Get up to 50% back in points on select Kids Headphones Reg $9.99 – $34.99
• 9/18-9/24 – Mix & Match! Buy 1 Get 1 FREE Nature Made Vitamins, Minerals or Supplements
• 9/18-9/24 – Buy 1 Get 1 50% off ALL Paw Patrol Toys
• 9/18-9/24 – ALL Patio Furniture & Decor on sale + FREE Delivery on orders $399+
• 9/19-9/22 – Up to 20% off Halloween Costumes
• 9/22-9/23 – Shop Your Way Members get EXTRA 10% off Fitness & Sports
Fill 5 prescriptions and get $10 in Points (10,0000 points). Learn more at http://www.kmartpharmacy.com/rewards.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/KMart2016
MARCS
Sale through Tuesday.
Pears – .99/lb
Red Grapes – $1.29/lb
Apples – 3 lb – $2.50
Amish Valley cream cheese – .99
Bar S Bologna – $1
Bar S Franks – .77
Sugardale hot dogs – .99
Mrs Smiths pies – $3.50
Birdseye Steamfresh Veggies – $1
Pierre’s ice cream – 48 oz – $2.50
Shearers Chips – 8.5 oz – $1.66
Homestyle Ragu – $1 after $1 coupon
Lint Roller – .33
GUM toothbrush 2 pack – .99
OFFICEMAX/OFFICE DEPOT
Sale through Saturday:
Our Ink Prices Won’t Be Beat – Guaranteed! PLUS Free Delivery
Only $21.99 Office Depot 8-Ream, Limit 4
Buy 2 Get 1 Free! All Office Depot Brand Toner (Limit 2)
Clearance Event! Save up to 75% on Office Supplies, Technology, Furniture and more!
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/OfficeDepotOfficeMax2016
OLD NAVY
30-50% Off Top & Pants at Old Navy. Restrictions apply. Ends 9/23.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/OldNavy2016
PETCO
Up to 20% Off Dog & Cat Food + $30 eGiftCard with Repeat Delivery!
Check out What’s on Sale at Petco!
Save Up to 30% on Specialty Items such as Collars and Leashes at PETCO.com!
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/Petco2016
PET SUPPLIES PLUS
Click here for a $5 off $30 purchase coupon at Pet Supplies plus this weekend: http://www.petsuppliesplus.com/coupon.jsp?pageName=20160916WESS89563
RITE AID
Sale through Saturday.
Limits of 2 or more on some deals.
wyb = when you buy
Daylogic Mens 3 Blade refill 3-5 ct – FREE after $9 Plenti Points Reward
Cover Girl Brow & Eye Makers Brow Shaper and Eye Liner – FREE wyb two and two $3 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Speed Stick or Lady Speed Stick Deodorant – .49 after $1 in-ad coupon and .50 coupon
Cover Girl Eye Enhancers Eye Shadow – .89 wyb 2 and two $3 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Colgate Toothpaste 6.4 oz – .49 after $1 in-ad coupon and .50 coupon
Irish Spring Gear Body Wash 15-18 oz – .99 after $2 in-ad coupon and $1 coupon
Colgate Power Toothbrush adult or kids – $1.99 after $2 in-ad coupon and $2 coupon
Softsoap Body Wash 15-18 oz – $1.24 after $2 in-ad coupon and .75 coupon
Mitchum Advanced Control Deodorant 2.7 oz – $1.29 after $2 in-ad coupon and $1 coupon
Schick Disposable Razors (excluding Hydro) – $2.49 after $7/2 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Centrum Silver Adults 50+ 80 ct – $3.12 wyb 2 and two $4 coupons
Tide Simply Laundry Detergent 40 oz – $1.99 after $1 coupon
Dr Scholls Dreamwalk Insoles – $4.59 wyb 2 and two $5 coupons
Plenti Points is a savings program that allows you to earn points from Plenti partners in-store and online. Partners include Macy’s, Hulu, AT&T, Mobil, Nationwide, Direct Energy, and Exxon. Visit http://www.plenti.com/partners to learn more about how Plenti works with each partner. It’s mot much different than Walgreen’s Balance Rewards program. Read more about the program at https://shop.riteaid.com/info/plenti
•You will still earn wellness+ points at Rite Aid on purchases and prescriptions towards savings of up to 20% OFF almost the whole Rite Aid store for a year.
•Now you can also earn Plenti points on things you buy every day at Plenti partners, including Rite Aid, valid for at least two years instead of two weeks
•200 Plenti points gets you at least $2 in savings at checkout at Rite Aid and certain other Plenti partners
Join Rite Aid’s Wellness program to get these rewards:
Earn one point for every dollar you spend on non-prescriptions.
Earn 25 points for every prescription you purchase.
Member Benefits Level Status:
Plus – up to 249
Bronze – 250 points
Silver – 500 points
Gold – 1000 points
BENEFITS
Members-only sale pricing.
Load, manage and redeem coupons with Load2Card.
Register Rewards on qualifying purchases.
24/7 exclusive access to a pharmacist at 1-800-RITE-AID or http://www.riteaid.com/wellness.
Upromise® Participation.
10% off Rite Aid Brand every day for a year and a 10% off shopping pass with Bronze status.
10% off the entire store for a year with Silver status.
Free health and wellness reward at 500 points with Silver status.
20% off the entire store for a year with Gold status.
Click here for more information: https://www.riteaid.com/wellness
SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY
Save 10% on Purchases of $40+ with promo code 888512! Offer valid through 9/18.
BOGO FREE Select China Glaze Nail Polish! Offer valid through 9/30!
Receive FREE Ground Shipping on Purchases of $40+ with promo code 888539! Offer valid through 9/30!
Save $10 on full size Ion Styling Tools + get FREE Ground Shipping with promo code 888534! Offer valid through 9/30!
Buy 2 Get 1 FREE Hairspray with!
Save $10 on select Flat Irons! Offer valid through 9/30!
BOGO 50% Off Select Ion Hair Care! Offer valid through 9/30!
Receive a FREE Plugged-In Curling Iron or Heat Brush with the purchase of a Full size GVP Styling Tool! Offer valid through 9/30!
Shop the Sale Section at SallyBeauty.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/SallyBeauty2016
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
40% off paints and stains from 9/16-9/19.
SAVALOT
Sale through Tuesday:
Apples – 3 lb – $1.99
Onions – 3 lb – .89
Country Style ribs or sirloin chops – $1.59lb
Bone-in Chicken Breast – .99/lb
STAPLES
Sale through Saturday.
Staples 8.5×11 inch Multipurpose Paper 10 ream case – $12.99 after $43 easy rebate
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/Staples2016
SUN PLUM MARKET
Sale through Sunday.
Located next to Gale’s Garden Center in Willoughby Hills.
Bananas – 39 cents/lb
Gala or Ginger Gold Apples – .99/lb
Prune Plums – .99/lb
Acorn, Butternut or Spaghetti Squash – .89/lb
Caulifower – $1.50
TJ MAXX
Shop T.J.Maxx and get Free Shipping on orders $75+ with code ship75 plus, free returns in store.
Shop Dresses under $25 at T.J.Maxx
Shop Jewlery now on Clearance at T.J.Maxx!
New Markdowns on Amazing Styles under $20. Shop now at T.J.Maxx.
Online only at T.J.Maxx! Shop New Markdowns on Handbags starting at $20.
Shop for Suitcases in Clearance at T.J.Maxx!
Women’s Coats and Jacket’s now on Clearance at T.J.Maxx! Shop now.
Save big on Home Clearance Items at T.J.Maxx!
New Men’s Styles at Even Better Prices! Shop Men’s Clearance at T.J.Maxx.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/TJMaxx2016
WALGREENS
Earn 10 Everyday Balance Reward Points with every $1 spent. Costs below include Everyday savings.
Sale through Saturday.
wyb = when you buy
$10 OFF Orders $50 with Visa Checkout
PHOTO DEALS:
40% Off Prints w/ code FORTY4FALL
30% Off Photo Gifts w/ code PICGIFTS30
20% Off Everything Photo w/ code 20ALLPHOTO
Free Shipping on Photo Orders $30+ w/ code SHIPONUS
Crest Toothpaste select varieties – .59 after $10 Register Reward wyb 3 and three $2 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Crest Mouthwash select varieties – .59 after $10 Register Reward wyb 3 and three $2 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Gillette Venus Swirl Razor – $1.42 after $5 Register Reward and $3 coupon
Gillette Fusion ProShield Razor – $2.41 after $5 Register Reward and $3 coupon
Oral B 3D White or Pro Advanced Toothbrush select varieties – .95 after $4 Register Reward wyb 2 and $2/2 coupon found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
7Up Products 2 ltr – .49after $1/2 coupon
Pantene Hair Care 12-12.6 oz – $1.33 after 1,000 Balance Points reward wyb 2 and $4/2 coupon
Renuzit Gel Air Freshener 7 oz – .50 wyb 12 and after two buy 4 get 2 coupons found at http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/Walgreens2016
Join Balance Rewards to earn points on thousands of items, including every prescription and immunization. Purchase items in-store or online to earn points. Redeem points for dollar rewards that you can get instantly at the checkout.
Click here to get enrolled: Walgreens Reward Program
• Get 500 points for every prescription and immunization
• Redeem instantly with as few as 5,000 points
Points System
5,000 – earn $5
10,000 – earn $10
18,000 – earn $20
30,000 – earn $35
40,000 – earn $50
RED PLUM
Get coupons just like the ones in the Red Plum inserts.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/RedPlum2016
COUPONS.COM
Get over 200 coupons at Coupons.com. Print them twice per laptop/PC. They will double at stores as per their rules – Giant Eagle, Dave’s Supermarket, and Buehlers doubles coupons of 99 cents and less. Get them before they disappear!
Get these coupons and more:
KRAFT Singles – Save .75
KRAFT – Save $2
PHILADELPHIA – Save $1
VELVEETA – Save $1
COUNTRY TIME or KOOL-AID – Save .75
PLANTERS – Save $1
OSCAR MAYER – Save $1
MAXWELL HOUSE – Save $1
GEVALIA – Save .75
Click here to print the coupons: http://tinyurl.com/Coupons2016
SAVING STAR
Get ecoupons on Saving Star! Just enter in your loyalty card accounts then click on the coupons you want and you’ll get the savings once the item is purchased. Accumulate the savings and then send it to your PayPal account or other account. There is even a produce discount given with their Healthy offer of the week! Get a Freebie item when you have redeemed an eligible number of purchases per month. Get an item for free once you activate the item online and purchase it at a linked loyalty card store. Giant Eagle, CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreens are just some of the stores that are part of the program.
Get these savings and tons more!:
Save $5 when you spend $30 (over multiple shopping trips) on Kellogg’s, Special K, Rice Krispies Treats, Cheez-it, Keebler, MorningStar Farms, Pringles, Town House, Club, Eggo, & Nutri-Grain
Save $4.00 when you spend $16.00 on any Sunbelt® Bakery products. (only at Walmart)
Save $4.00 when you spend $16.00 on any Little Debbie® Bakery Traditions products. (Items pre-priced at $3.09 – PB Richies, Apple or Cherry Fruit Pies, Chocolate or Cosmic Cupcakes, Cloud Cakes™, Cocoa Crèmes, or Streusel Cakes (Cinnamon or Cream Cheese).
Save 60¢ On any ONE (1) Bertolli® Olive Oil 17oz or More
Click here to get the coupons: http://SavingStar.ojrq.net/c/20559/58552/758
BEST DEAL MAGAZINES
Find these limited time deals below and tons of other magazine subscription deals on their site.
DEAL OF THE DAY OFFERS:
Outdoor Photographer Magazine Just $3.69 for 1 Year, September 19th Only – A Retail Value of $65.89! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
Family Fun Magazine Just $3.99 for 1 Year, September 20th Only – A Retail Value of $39.50 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
Backpacker Magazine Just $3.79 for 1 Year, September 21st Only – A Retail Value of $44.91 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
Scooby Doo! Magazine Just $14.49 for 1 Year, September 22nd Only – A Retail Value of $39.92 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
Trailer Life Magazine Just $4.99 for 1 Year, September 23rd Only – A Retail Value of $59.88 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
The Atlantic Magazine Just $3.79 for 1 Year, September 24th Only – A Retail Value of $69.90 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
Saveur Magazine Just $4.99 for 1 Year, September 25th Only – A Retail Value of $53.91 – Order Now! Use Coupon Code 15CJ0925 and Save an Additional 15%!
WEEKLY COUPONS:
Take an Additional 15% Off. Enter Coupon Code 15CJ0925 During Checkout. Offer expires 9-25-2016.
Take an Additional $5 off $30. Enter Coupon Code SAVE5CJ0925 During Checkout. Offer expires 9-25-2016.
Take an Additional $7.50 off $40. Enter Coupon Code SAVE750CJ0925 During Checkout. Offer expires 9-25-2016.
Take an Additional $10 off $50. Enter Coupon Code SAVE10CJ0925 During Checkout. Offer expires 9-25-2016.
Take an Additional $15 off $70. Enter Coupon Code SAVE15CJ0925 During Checkout. Offer expires 9-25-2016.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/BestDealMagazines2016
DISCOUNT MAGAZINES
Get these deals and more for annual subscriptions. Use code JOETHECOUPONGUY to get an additional 20% off on select magazines!
Daily Deals for annual subscriptions:
Mon, Sep 19 Subscribe to Men’s Fitness, just $4.95/year! Use Promo Code: 15660
Tue, Sep 20 Subscribe to Dwell, just $4.99/year! Use Promo Code: 22562
Wed, Sep 21 Subscribe to Cruising World, just $4.99/year! Use Promo Code: 94429
Save 10% OFF at DiscountMags! Use promo code: SUMMER10
Save $5 OFF your order of $30+ from DiscountMags! Use code: 5OFF30
Amazing Magazine Subscriptions with No Auto Renewals, No Sales Tax, and Free Shipping on Any Order (No Minimum) at DiscountMags!
Click here to order: http://tinyurl.com/DiscountMags2016
YELP
Click on ‘Offering a Deal’ under Features to find discounted local business deals on Yelp.
RESTAURANT.COM
CLEVELAND Deals from Specials by Restaurant.com
Also get $25 restaurant gift certificates or $10 or less using a Promo Coupon Code! Find you favorite restaurants in town! Save!
•More than 20,000 restaurants nationwide.
•Use the deal just like cash for up to 50% savings on the final bill. Restrictions apply.
•Use on your smartphone.
•Easy & Free online exchange.
•Never expire.
•If a restaurant closes or decides not to accept the certificate you will receive a credit to get another certificate.
Click here: http://tinyurl.com/Restaurant2016
CHIK-FIL-A
Grab a free breakfast entrée for a limited time at Chik-Fil-A. Get an Egg White Grill, Chick-n-Minis™ (3-count) or Chick-fil-A® Chicken Biscuit when you join Chick-fil-A One™ by signing up with their app at https://one.chick-fil-a.com/
OPENING
Village Pub – 3759 Center Road in Perry
Pizza Fire – Strongsville
Hansa Brewery – West 28th ad Lorain Ave in Ohio City in Cleveland
Panda Express – 9184 Mentor Ave in Mentor
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse – Great Lakes Mall in Mentor
Fiona’s – coffee house and bakery opening in the former Arabica’s in downtown Willoughby
Greedy Girl – 2158 S. Taylor Road in Cleveland Heights – Indian Greek restaurant
Signature Auto Glass – East 55th and St Clair in Cleveland
Carolina BBQ – 900 West State Street in Alliance
CLOSING
The Pub – Beachwood Mall
Barking Spider – by Case Western in Cleveland
WINT (WELW)
Listen at 7:18 AM on Wednesdays to WINT 1330 AM as I go over the deals of the week on the Wake Up Show with Steve and Linda. Also listen simulcast on 101.5 FM! The AM signal will soon be increased too. Go to http://www.WINTradio.com to listen to old podcasts or to listen live.
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