I took a stroll down the beer aisle
Penny-pinching readers have been urging me for weeks to visit the beer aisle of my local grocery store to discover the world of beer company rebates. Some shoppers say they save hundreds of dollars a year using these mail-in rebate programs, most of which require no purchase of beer at all to get $10 or more back on various food purchases. Rebate forms are available near beer displays. On my first visit this morning to a Smith's Food & Drug store in search of such a rebate, I quickly found a Budweiser promotion good for $15 back on on the purchase of a deli platter, ham or turkey that costs more than $25. No beer purchase required. Even better: I already have made the required food purchase a week ago, so all I have to do is fill out the form and send it along with my receipt to get a check.

1 Comments:
Dear Leslie could you tell me what store and location you found the beer rebate coupon please?
I found out about beer rebates 2 weeks ago and have been to 7 stores. One store had the empty pad there on the display, the rest had no displays or rebates whatsoever. I even checked the rest of the aisles. I asked one of the managers about the empty pad and he said he would ask the delivery truck driver for more. Been back 3 times and nothing.
Thank you in advance.
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