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COACH OUTLET
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KAY JEWELERS
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EXPEDIA
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BROOKSTONE
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TEMU
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OUR TOWN AND ALL AROUND COUPON BOOK
The NEW 2024 Our Town Coupon Book is now available for $28 with FREE shipping!
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The NEW 2024 Our Town coupon book has hundreds of coupons for Northeast Ohio area restaurants, fast food, drug stores, movies, golf courses, pizza, dry cleaning, wineries, entertainment, stores, and more! The BEST coupon book available in the area! It’s like getting hundreds of Groupons, but all for only $28! Some restaurant coupons are good for up to $36 off! The book can pay for itself with just one coupon! The coupons are good through Dec. 1, 2024! A great bargain! Keep a book in each car.
* RESTAURANTS – Get over 100 offers for dining! Some of the buy one get one free Restaurant coupons include Chagrin River Diner, Spirits in Willoughby, Don Tequila Bar & Grill Mexican Restaurant, Oriole Café, Paws, Mallorca, Burgers 2 Beer, Corso’s Italian Restaurant, Frankie’s, Fiesta Jalapenos, Burger IM, Houlihan’s, Mahle’s Restaurant & Lounge, Ballantine, Local Tavern’ Fish Bar, TOLI and more!
* SAVE – The book will pay for itself after 1 or 2 coupons. It’s like finding a gift card on every page! Save thousands of dollars!
* FINE DINING – Dozens of Fine Dining Restaurants with almost all with savings of $10 or more. Most offer half off dinners for those dining alone! Some are valued up to $36 off!
* ENTERTAINMENT – Coupons for museums, local attractions, sport-related attractions, game rooms, and much more! Deals for Atlas Cinemas, Fun ‘n’ Stuff, Roll House Entertainment, Pioneer Waterland and more!
* WEST SIDE MARKET – Find offers for businesses at the iconic West Side Market.
* FAST FOOD/PIZZA/CASUAL RESTAURANTS – There are tons of “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, Long John Silver’s, Orange Julius, Sonic, Taco Bell, Around the Corner Saloon & Café, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, IHOP Restaurant, Muldoon’s Saloon & Eatery, Spats Café, TJ’s on the Avenue, The Well, Chuck E Cheese and tons more!
* WINERIES – Many coupons for wineries from across Northern Ohio including Ferrante, Paper Moon, Hundley Cellars, Debonne Vineyards, and Matus Winery.
* GOLF – Coupons for dozens of green fees & driving ranges, including Erie Shores Golf Course, Pheasant Run, Powderhorn, Pine Ridge, and Vermillion Country Club.
* NATIONAL RETAILERS COUPONS – Save at national chains, including Dick’s Sporting Goods, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Costco, Dunhams, UPS, Aeropostale, Sherwin Williams and more!
* MISC. COUPONS – Find coupons for IGA (five $5 off $20 purchase coupons), Quick Change, and Dunhams! Get a $40 gift card at Discount Drug Mart with a new or transferred prescription coupon in the book (have it honored as competitors coupons at other pharmacies).
* SAVEAROUND APP – New app loaded with tons of coupons from SaveAround!
* The 2024 Our Town coupons are good now through December 1, 2024!
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ENTERTAINMENT BOOK
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NOTE: The Entertainment book is digital only. The paper book is no longer published.
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SAVVY SHOPPER BOOKLET
Updated! Get the Savvy Shopper Booklet and learn how to save tons of money! The booklet has over 200 pages with thousands of money-saving tips. Great for someone just starting out or wants to learn more ways to save money. Only $13 plus get FREE shipping! Learn to save thousands and thousands of dollars!
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, New!: Cutting the Cord, Technology/Internet/Computers/Electronics, Etc., Phone Savings, Cell Phones, Miscellaneous Tips/Information, Traits of Savers vs. Spenders, Other Money Saving Web-sites
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CLASS SCHEDULE
Learn how to save a ton of money at one of my classes! All classes are free unless otherwise noted. Be sure to register for libraries that require registration as some have waiting lists. I hope to see you there! To view my upcoming class schedule please go to: https://www.joethecouponguy.com/schedule/index.htm
At my Couponing/Savvy Shopper class learn how to consistently save 70% and more through couponing, sales, and rewards programs on groceries and toiletries. Find out new ways to save money on restaurants, utilities, cell/smart phones, travel, gas, prescriptions, clothes, and much more! Discover the psychological aspects of shopping and saving money. Find out how to save too much money!
At my Travel Affordably class learn how to get the best deals on car rentals, flights, cruises, lodging, and transportation. Find out how to save on entertainment and restaurants at your destination. You’ll learn where to find flights to Hawaii and Europe for around $300, Cruises for 80% off or more, free flights, the best places to economically travel, and travel saving secrets.
At my Cutting the Cord class find out your options to getting rid of cable. Learn ways to cut costs. Discover how to get free TV, including using an easy-to-install antenna or free streaming video services. Find out your options for streaming video devices, including Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, or Amazon Fire TV Stick and what shows you can access with them, including live TV and sports. Find out which of the many streaming video services from Hulu, Sling, Netflix, to Disney+ and many more are best for you. Make sense of all the confusion of switching from cable to another service and the technical parameters needed to do so. Find out how much you can save!
JANUARY
Monday, Jan. 22, 2024 – Couponing/Savvy Shopper Class – Perry Library – 7:00 pm – FREE! – Register at: https://perrypubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/11563113
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024 – Couponing/Savvy Shopper Class – Aurora Community Education – 5:30 pm – FEE – Register at: https://aurora.activityreg.com/selectactivity_t2.wcs
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024 – Cutting the Cord Class – Aurora Community Education – 7:00 pm – FEE – Register at: https://aurora.activityreg.com/selectactivity_t2.wcs
APRIL
Tuesday, April 2, 2024 – Travel Affordably Class – Aurora Community Education – 5:30 pm – FEE – Register at: https://aurora.activityreg.com/selectactivity_t2.wcs
Tuesday, April 2, 2024 – Cutting the Cord Class – Aurora Community Education – 7:00 pm – FEE – Register at: https://aurora.activityreg.com/selectactivity_t2.wcs
If you’re interested in booking a class for your organization whether it be a PTA, Senior Center, Business, Church, or Library, please contact me at joe@joethecouponguy.com or 440-227-6223. I can tailor the topics to your organization.
If you’d like for me to teach a class at your local library, feel free to contact your library and request me. Have them get a hold of me at joe@joethecouponguy.com to book me. Thank you!
BEST DEALS O’ THE WEEK
Here are some of this weeks Best Deals:
BROOKSTONE – Brookstone: Save up to 70% on Select Items and Gift Ideas
COACH OUTLET – Clearance is 75% off: shop our best bag deals now!
CVS – 80% off 16×20 Canvas and Wall Tiles
DICKS SPORTING GOODS – Get and extra 75% off any price tags with a 1 on it.
KAY JEWELERS – Up to 60% Off + an EXTRA 20% on Select Clearance Jewelry
MEIJER – Take an additional 50% off apparel winter clearance sale
MENARDS – Tons of free after rebate deals
RITE AID – Get $10 BonusCash with $50 purchase coupon in ad.
TEMU – Get up to 90% off.
APPLEBEES
Applebee’s has a new unique offer available starting Monday, Jan 22nd. It’s a Date Night Pass redeemable for 52 meals beginning Feb. 1 through Jan. 31, 2025. Each pass costs $200 and provides customers up to $30 worth of food and non-alcoholic beverages during each use. It’s up to a $1,500. The pass may only be used once per every 24 hours.
NESTLE REWARD
Get a $20 Visa Reward card when you buy $40 (excluding tax) or more of participating Nestlé products in one transaction at participating stores (in the U.S.) or online (excluding Amazon.com and Amazon Fresh) between 11/20/23 and 2/3/24. Or get a $10 reward with a $25 purchase of select items.
Take a photo of your entire receipt showing the qualifying item(s) starred, or for online purchases, take a screenshot of your shipping, pickup or delivery confirmation. Enter your information and submit the image of your full receipt by 2/15/24. Submissions are reviewed within 2 to 5 business days. Once your submission has been validated, you will receive an email with a link to choose your Reward.
Click here: https://www.nestlerewards.com
HEINENS
BOGO Sale through Tuesday, 2/23:
Heinens Organic Spices
California Olive Ranch Olive Oil or Dressing
Davina Olives or Peppers
Pop Daddy Pretzels
Lesser Evil Popcorn
Post Cereals select
Clif or Luna Bars
Siggis Yogurt
Little Italy Pasta or Pasta Sauce
Sargento Shredded Cheese
Once Upon a Time Squeeze Pouches
KidsFresh Frozen Meals or Waffles
Nonnis Biscotti
Blue Diamond Nut Thins
Thinaddictives
Purely Elizabeth Cereal or Oatmeal
Chicas Tortilla Chips
Chicarrones Pork Rinds
Woodstock BBQ, Mayonnaise, or Pickles
Made in Nature Dried Fruit
Pipcorn Snacks
Chiffles Plaintain Chips
Yais Thai Curry
Little Goat Everything Sauce
Bobos Oat Bars
Annies Mac & Cheese
Heinens Grain Bowls
Endangered Species Chocolate Bars
Melitta Coffee Filters
Siete Seasonings
Heinens Organic Maple Syrup
Hungry Jack Pancake Mix
Primal Kitchen Condiments or Salad Dressings
Humm Kombucha
DICKS SPORTING GOODS
Hunt for Extra Savings In-Store! Score an extra 75% off when you find a “1” on the ticket, 50% off when you find a “2”.
Up to 70% off select shoes, clothing and gear. Plus, other great deals. Valid online only for a limited time.
Up to 70% Off Kids’ Apparel and Footwear.
Northeast Outfitters Cozy Cabin Socks and Accessories – Buy One, Get Two Free – Style and selection vary by store. Reg. $14.99-$29.99 Each – Discounted item must be of equal or lesser value. Each offer ends 1/20/24, but may be extended.
MENARDS
Free after rebate through Jan 28 (limits vary):
Vinyl Coated Storage Hook
Telescoping Camp Fork
2 Pack Copper Oven Liner
Dish Soap Dispenser Refill 4 pack
10″ Microwave Food Cover
6 Piece Precision Screwdriver Set
Pumice Sponge
Downspout Guard 2 Pack
22″ Drain Snake 2 Pack
No-Slip Bathroom and Shower Treads 12 Pack
X-Acto Hobby Knife
Furniture Bumper and Felt Pad Kits
Closet Rod Socket
Wet Dog Food Pouches
Gum Flossers 50 pack – $1
15″ Hand Saw – .99
Free after rebate items – Sale through 1/21:
Protective Goggles
Cabinet Hardware
16 oz Grip Jar
Plastic Drywall Knife
Pint Glass
16′ Measuring Tape – .99
Utility Lights – .50
See Packets – 10 cents
NEW CVS EXTRACARE PLUS
CVS has upgraded their ExtraCare program to ExtraCare Plus. Here are the changes:
In addition to all of the benefits of ExtraCare®, here are the ExtraCare Plus perks:
FREE same-day delivery
FREE shipping, FREE delivery of qualifying prescriptions through the United States Postal Service (USPS)
FREE same-day Rx delivery from select pharmacy locations
20% off eligible CVS Health® brand products in store and online
24/7 Pharmacy Helpline — a dedicated pharmacy team ready to answer your prescription questions, check for potential Rx savings and more
Membership is $5 a month or $48 a year for annual subscribers.
In addition to the above paid member benefits, each month you’ll receive a $10 ExtraCare Plus bonus reward that can be used on many items in store and online on CVS.com.
Get a first month FREE of ExtraCare Plus for new monthly ExtraCare Plus membership enrollments in store only. It’s no longer available online. All you have to do is visit your local store and ask an associate to join.
INFLATION & YOUR WAGES
I started working for the man when I was 10 years old. It was a paper route and I made pennies for each paper I delivered. My first job where I received a paycheck I got $3.35 an hour. After inflation, it equates to $10.51 an hour in today’s wages. At $3.35 an hour it seems a far cry from $10.51, but after 40 years it shows how the $11 or so now being paid at retail shops and restaurants isn’t a ton more than the measly $3.35 an hour I got back in the day.
In recent years the lowest annual inflation rate happened in 2015 when it was .12%. If you made a standard 3% raise that year, your earning power would have grown.
Companies run the risk of not being able to find workers if they try to replace workers with the same wages when they haven’t paid their workers with wages that have kept up with inflation. Workers applying for the job will most likely find the companies wages aren’t competitive. Hence the reason many companies are now offering decent pay at the lower rungs of the wage scale, since they can’t find enough workers for the pay. Businesses got away with having plenty of cheap labor in past years, but not anymore.
The average reservation wage, the lowest annual pay that workers would accept to take a new job, increased to $78,645 in 2023, according to the New York Fed’s most recent Survey of Consumer Expectations. That’s up from about $72,900 a year earlier and $69,000 in July 2021. Workers with a college degree now expect $98,600 annually to accept a new job, compared with an average $63,300 for those who don’t have one. Median rather than average amounts may be more reasonable, but still sobering numbers for employers.
The number of unemployed people per open job was nearly 7 to 1 during the Great Recession of 2009. It dropped steadily up until it was 1 for 1 then jumped during the Pandemic to 5 unemployed people per available job. Currently, there are nearly 2 available jobs per unemployed person. There are now tons more jobs per unemployed people. Find the historical chart at: https://www.bls.gov/charts/job-openings-and-labor-turnover/unemp-per-job-opening.htm
For those who haven’t received raises in years you can see how much you could’ve earned if your wages kept up with inflation using a calculator on the following link.
Click here:https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm
On this site see what $100 (or any other amount) in prior years would be in today’s dollars: https://www.in2013dollars.com
STORE GRADES
It’s time for the annual Store Grades. Most stores saw their grade unchanged or moving down, a trend that’s been happening for years. Many stores didn’t improve their rewards programs or sales to entice customers to shop at their stores. Inflation caused a lot of prices to rise, so even sale prices were high. The Opiod lawsuit that CVS, Rite Aid and Walgreens lost I’m sure was a major reason why their rewards deals got worse. CVS and Walgreens paid $10 billion while Rite Aid settled for millions before they went bankrupt.
The grades are weighted most on which have the best deals, but also take into consideration service, staffing, rewards programs, coupon policies, and other money-saving factors. In years past I have given stores an A grade, but the reduction in freebies and tightening couponing rules have dropped grades, so none earned higher than a B-. Gone are the double coupon days and that brought grades down too. Some stores have sales and rewards programs while others don’t (Marcs & Walmart), so that can affect their grade.
One trend that continued was stores not mailing ads and/or even putting ads in their stores or in newspapers. Customers now have to fumble through their smartphone or PC to dig through the deals (find ads for stores at https://www.flipp.com). It’s unfortunate because going through a paper ad is much easier and quicker than going through one on an electronic device.
With Meijer and Aldi opening more stores it has improved competition. Dollar stores keep popping up, but now that most charge $1.25 or more they aren’t as good of a value as they were in the past. Hopefully as the economy continues to settle down, stores will have to fight for more customers and offer better rewards and deals. One store making changes is Giant Eagle. Towards the end of last year Giant Eagle started to throw some deals unlike before (Wednesday only deals) and they are also changing their Perks program. Their change to MyPerks for all shoppers will determine how well they score next year, as some features of it are worse than their previous Perks program.
Without further adieu here are this year’s Store Grades:
MEIJER: B-
Pros:
Great grand-opening deals.
10 for $10 or 7 for $7 sales are decent.
MPerks loyalty rewards programs offers additional savings when a certain amount is spent in certain departments.
Decent meat and rotisserie chicken sales, such as $1.99/lb for ground beef.
Good variety of items and stores are well-stocked.
Some great produce deals.
Coupons mailed to homes, including some that are freebies.
Decent clearance deals that are up to an additional 90% off.
Big sales ads.
Sushi deal once a week.
Great deals on clothes and shoes with an additional percentage off deals.
Lots of eCoupons.
Register coupons can be valuable.
They have a price adjustment policy.
Cons:
After initial grand-opening, the deals taper off.
Bonus savings only trigger in a limited time when enough is spent.
Limited to two like coupons.
No double coupons.
Deal match-ups with coupons are minimal.
No more 11 for $10 deals.
Doesn’t take internet coupons.
RITE AID: C+
Pros:
BonusCash program offers many deals.
More than one offer on most of the BonusCash deals.
Electronic coupons can be loaded to your card from their site.
Some gift card deals with their BonusCash program.
Additional discounts with each reward level reached
Can find 75% off deals on clearance items.
$10 off $40, $15 off $50 BonusCash coupons and others in ad or e-mailed.
Sometimes $3 off $15 coupons or other amounts print at register.
Can match ad coupons with manufacturer coupon.
Send coupons by mail.
BonusChallenge offers more opportunities to earn Bonus Cash.
Some great laundry detergent deals.
Cons:
Very few freebie deals with BonusCash, especially when compared to past reward programs (Up rewards, Plenti Points, etc.).
The regular price on some items are way over-priced.
Restrictive coupon rules (one coupon on BOGO deals).
Must purchase a lot of items for some deals to trigger. For instance, buy $50, get $10 in BonusCash.
Number of great deals each week has tapered off.
Stores shelves are very bare with some full sections missing any stock.
No more sales ad in the store or newspaper.
Cut back on the amount of deals during Black Friday week.
Closed a ton of stores, especially on the east side. Closing sale deals were not impressive. Most of the pharmacy items weren’t discounted.
GIANT EAGLE: C+
Pros:
10 cent Fuelperks with every $50 purchase.
2X to 5X Fuelperks at times with gift card purchases.
Fuelperk deals when purchasing certain items.
Register coupons, some for dollars off your next shopping trip.
They offer tons of eOffers (electronic coupons – some can be used multiple times).
Sometimes offer eAdvantage/MyPerks offer – usually a freebie item, sometimes multiple items.
BOGO deals where only one item can be bought at half price.
Beer and wine rebates in store.
Fuel savings with transferred prescription coupons.
Some free prescriptions.
Accu-scan Guarantee – get first item free if item rings up with the wrong price
If you forget to use a coupon they will take it up to 10 days after the date on the receipt with a loyalty card.
Free cookie/fruit/snack freebie for kids club for $1 a year.
New Curbside Pickup program
Discounted sushi on Wednesdays and Sundays.
At times they have 75% and 90% off clearance deals.
AdvantagePay program saves up to 30 cents on gas (ties into your bank account).
Can scan your orders as you go with provided scanners.
Some free after eCoupon deals.
$5 off 5 deals.
Discounted bakery shelf.
MyPerks members get extra savings.
Cons:
No more double coupons!
Some prices on non-sale items still high. Lots of people still feel their overall prices are high.
Eliminated price-matching.
Fewer super deals combining coupons and sale items.
Restrictive coupon policy (https://account.gianteagle.com/policies)
Limited like coupons to 5.
Limited like internet coupons to 2.
Limited total coupons per checkout to 20.
Self scans limit coupons.
Regular price on meat is high. Even sale prices on meat are high, even with BOGO deals.
EOffers can’t be stacked with a manufacturer coupon anymore.
No more babysitting at Eagle’s Nests.
Have closed/consolidated some stores in the Cleveland area in recent years.
GetGo gas Perks program and MyPerks is confusing – how much does 3X perks save, etc.?
Sales ads much smaller. Stopped sending to homes for some time.
Very few eAdvantage deals.
Stopped sending coupons via mail.
Some aspects of new MPerks program not as good as FuelPerks program.
ALDIS: C
Pros:
Decent produce sales.
Organic foods at decent prices.
Super fast cashiers – do they give them free Red Bull?
OK everyday prices on dairy products.
Great guarantee program
Stores are sized for easy in and out.
Clearance deals.
They take credit cards now!
Savings coupons with grand-openings.
Located all around town.
Ham and turkey prices during holidays are low.
Cons:
Stores look low end.
Have to pay for bags.
They don’t take coupons.
Limited variety.
Limited stock.
Have to pay for cart.
Mostly store brand.
Run out of sale produce quickly.
Price of milk, sour cream, cream cheese, and eggs jumped.
Produce prices not as good as before.
Not enough cashiers.
CVS: C
Pros:
Extrabucks deals offer decent savings.
Clearance holiday deals go up to 90% off.
Extra coupons given at in-store coupon kiosk.
Kiosk or register sometimes prints coupons of $X off $X purchase or they are e-mailed to customers.
Prescription Extrabuck rewards.
Earn 2% in Extrabucks rewards on most purchases (given after each quarter).
10% Beauty Club Saving reward.
Scan card 3X each week at kiosk to get extra coupons
Usually can find clearance items, some up to 75% off.
CVS ExtraCare Pass includes $10 ExtraBucks each month plus other perks for only $5 per month.
Cons:
No Extrabucks freebies as in years past.
Not as many $4 off $20 purchase kind of coupons as in years past.
Extrabucks expire quickly.
They have stopped taking expired Extrabucks.
The regular price on most items are way over-priced.
Extra Bucks deals involve buying too many items. For instance, buy $30 to get $10 in Extra Bucks.
Cashiers can’t manually enter legit coupons that don’t scan.
Coupon Kiosks often not working or run out of paper.
Register has issues with coupons at times.
Ads no longer in newspapers or in stores.
No Black Friday deals.
BUEHLERS: C-
Pros:
Good quality, similar to Heinens.
Rewards program offering points for purchases that can get redeemed for rewards.
Fuel rewards with Speedway where available.
Ace Hardware stores located in-store.
Cons:
No more double coupons.
Everyday prices are high.
Limited number of locations.
DISCOUNT DRUG MART: C-
Pros:
Locally owned.
They pack a lot of a variety of items into a small store.
Sometimes offer surprisingly great deals, some on laundry product deals.
Ticket discounts.
Good movie rental deals.
Pay some bills at their customer service counter.
Frequently have P&G gift card deals.
Great wine deals with rebates.
A good many ecoupons on their site.
Cons:
Minimal amount of deals.
No real Rewards program.
Grocery selection is minimal.
DOLLAR STORES: C-
Pros:
Most all now take coupons.
Clearance items can be very low priced.
They have $5 off $25 (or other amounts) coupons at times.
Some offer rewards savings.
Some discounted newspapers, including $1 papers on Sunday.
Can find a store everywhere.
Great prices on cards.
Great sale deals on clothes.
Most have online coupons.
Some staple products like bleach for a dollar are great deals.
Cons:
Items can be cheap, but also cheaply made.
Limited selection.
No loyalty rewards program.
Items now priced $1.25 or higher.
Stores tend to be messy.
FRESH THYME: C-
Pros:
Online eCoupons.
Sometimes offer $X off $X deals.
Good clearance deals.
Some great deals on produce, meat, and seafood.
BOGO deals every week.
$X off coupons on package at times.
Thursday $5 sushi.
Rotisserie chickens are the best – sometimes on sale at $5.99
High quality and healthy foods.
Great deals on salmon.
Cons:
Prices can be high.
Sometimes run out of stock of the best deals.
Not many stores around.
HEINENS: C-
Pros:
Decent dollar sales
If you want to feel elite, this is the store.
New downtown store!
Locally owned.
High quality.
Valet grocery program.
Discsounted sushi on Wednesdays.
Clean.
They’re doing something right to be around 90+ years.
BOGO deals are frequent.
Some stores offer beer and wine for consumption on-site at retail prices.
Cons:
Everyday prices are high.
Limited deals.
No double coupons.
No gas rewards.
They are all about quality, but a box of Cheerios is the same at Marcs, Giant Eagle, Dollar Stores, etc. Aside from the bakery, prepared foods, and meats, the rest of what they sell for the most part is just like any other store. But if you did a blind taste test on even those items, could you figure out which store they came from?
MARCS: C-
Pros:
Ok everyday low prices (used to be better).
Ok produce prices (used to be better).
2% off on gift cards.
Great closeout deals. Never know what ‘made in China’ deal you’ll find!
Locally owned.
Discounted newspapers.
They now take credit cards.
Some hot deals in ad.
eCoupons on site.
Usually have good dairy deals, especially cheese.
Decent flower prices.
Good discounnts on expiring produce.
Cons:
No super deals on a consistent basis.
No real weekly sales, just everyday prices.
No Rewards program.
Meat quality questionable.
No double coupons.
Some stores need spiffying up.
No more Speedway gift card deal.
WALGREENS: C-
Pros:
Register Rewards deals every so often.
Balance Points Rewards program offers additional savings (now MyRewards).
Everyday rewards offer additional savings.
Bonus offers like an extra $5 reward with a $20 purchase are offered most weeks.
Beauty Enthusiast rewards offer additional savings.
Can now redeem up to 50,000 Balance Points rewards.
Can find 75% and 90% off clearance items every so often.
Lots of eCoupons.
Clearance make-up up to 90% off.
Some great deals on laundry detergent.
Cons:
Hardly any great deals.
Very few Register Rewards deals unless you need toothpaste.
Can’t earn Balance Rewards points and redeem them at the same time.
Register Reward is considered a manufacturer coupon.
Coupons beep frequently at the register due to issues with their computer system reading coupons.
No Register Reward or additional Balance Reward deals for Thanksgiving week/Black Friday deals.
Register Rewards expire too quick.
The regular price on items are way over-priced.
They don’t put ads in the newspaper or in store.
Balance Rewards program no longer offers bonus amounts.
No more monthly in-store coupon booklet.
WAL-MART: C-
Pros:
They price match their Walmart.com prices.
Have just about everything you need sold at the store.
Great for people watching.
New Wal-Mart+ program offers perks for shoppers that don’t want to go into the store.
Everyday prices are ok.
Some decent clearance deals.
Cons:
Although their score improved, Walmart has consistently placed last among department and discount stores in the American Customer Satisfaction Index. So it’s no wonder customers are upset about shelves not being stocked and not enough cashiers at Wal-mart.
No real weekly sales, just everyday prices.
Everyday low prices not as good as it used to be.
Very high produce prices.
They don’t double coupons.
Their fuel reward program isn’t very good.
No other reward programs.
Shelves are usually not fully stocked.
Not enough employees at registers, etc.
Behemoth stores are way too big – if you forget something you have to take a commuter plane just to get to the other side of the store
Too much of what they sell is from China when it used to be mostly U.S. products.
They did away with ad price matching.
Don’t put ads in newspapers .
No more Savings Catcher program.
No more coupon overage (credit).
WAREHOUSE CLUBS: C-
Pros:
Decent quality, especially the Kirkland brand at Costco.
Lots of freebie food stations.
Costco treats their employees right.
Good deals on non-grocery items like tires and some on travel and other items.
Some offer store coupons.
Some offer a rebate after the year that ends up covering the cost of your membership.
Can always find Groupon membership deal.
Gas stations with prices lower than competition.
Cons:
You have to pay to shop there.
You have to buy in humongous bulk sizes, much of which may get thrown out because it spoils before getting used. Great for the Octomom and the Waltons, but not single people.
Most don’t take manufacturer coupons (BJ’s does).
No ads in newspapers.
DAVES SUPERMARKET: D+
Pros:
Stores are sized for easy in and out.
Buy $100 in gift cards, get $10 Dave’s gift card.
Locally owned.
New Curbside Pickup program.
Own Lucky’s Market and family owns Sweetberry.
Cons:
Everyday prices can be high.
Minimal savings rewards programs.
Sales ad small.
No more double coupons.
OFFICEMAX/OFFICE DEPOT: D+
Pros:
Rewards program offers deals through the year, sometimes free after Rewards, especially Duracell batteries.
Allow multiple limits on Rewards deals.
Store personnel are always asking if I need help.
Online additional discounts given such as percentage off deals.
Rewards members get 2% back in rewards on their purchases.
Some online coupons.
Frequent 100% rewards on Duracell batteries.
Usually always have rewards for toner purchases.
Send 20% or 25% bonus rewards coupons in the mail.
Sometimes send $10 of $XX purchase coupons in the mail.
Can use rewards on stamps.
Coupons on pickup bag with items purchased online.
Cons:
Fewer Rewards deals than in the past.
The Rewards value gets adjusted if coupons or additional discounts are used.
No deals over Black Friday like there were in the past.
No more paper deals that were around $10 after rewards for a case of paper.
School deals were very limited this past year.
Less $X off $X deals.
Coupons very restrictive.
Clearance prices high.
Everyday prices are high.
SAVE-A-LOT: D+
Pros:
Some decent deals..
Can find great deals on meat such as $4.99/lb for T-Bone steaks.
Similar to Aldi in format, but unlike Aldi, they take coupons.
Convenient.
Sometimes offer $5 off $25 coupons.
They offer coupons at times.
Cons:
Minimal sale items.
Mostly sell store brands.
No loyalty reward programs or other perks.
Selection is minimal.
Sales ads have shrunk.
STAPLES: D-
Pros:
Online coupons.
Usually have rewards for toner purchases.
Cons:
A lot less deals again than in the past.
School deals were minimal as compared to years past.
No more Staples Rewards deals and Easy Rebates.
No ads.
Some local grocery stores have only one or two stores in the area, so they are too small to list their pros and cons and all, but I’ll give them a grade anyway since I can assess how good their weekly deals and all have been. Here they are:
Sweetberry: B-
Produce Place Market: B-
Lucky’s Market: C-
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PRODUCE PLACE MARKET
Formerly Sun Plum Market. Located next to Gale’s Garden Center in Willoughby Hills and in Lyndhurst.
Sale through Wednesday.
Bananas – .39/lb
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D’Anjou Pear 3 lb – $1.99
Broccoli or Cauliflower – $1.50 each
Red Delicious or Fuji Apples – .49/lb
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RITE AID
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Rite Aid Rewards is a points-and-rewards based loyalty program that allows customers to earn points on eligible* Rite Aid purchases made in Rite Aid store locations, online and through their mobile appCustomers can convert their points to BonusCash to be used as a discount at checkout on a future purchase. There is no cost to enroll in the program. Access special promotions and personalized offers, exclusive member deals and promotion, members-only instant BonusCash promotions and pricing, personalized offers and challenges around the brands purchased. Sign up at https://www.riteaid.com/rewards.
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SAVEALOT
Sale through Tuesday:
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Chicken Drumsticks – .79/lb
Apples 5 lb – $3.99
STAPLES
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OPENING
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