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  • Walmart Canada Deals: July 28, 2012

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    Walmart Canada Deals: July 28, 2012

    The best part about shopping first thing in the morning? Most stores have fully stocked shelves!

    I was very impressed with the cereal selction this morning. I finally found the boxes with the gas card promotion, so I stocked up before they were all gone.

    Walmart Canada Deals:

    15x Kelloggs Cereal @ $4.97 each = $74.55 – $1 Froot Loops coupon, $1 Frosted Flakes coupon, $1 Rice Krispies Coupon, B1G1 FREE Rice Krispies coupon (all from Websaver.ca – now gone) = $64.56 – 15x $5 Gas Card Promo = +$10.44 (saved = $95.49)
    3x Pure Protein Bar @ $1.67 each = $5.01 – 3x FREE coupon from Redplum insert = FREE! (saved = $5.01)
    1x Nestea Zero @ $3.97 – FREE coupon from previous purchase = FREE! (saved = $3.97)
    Tax @ $0.65

    Total value of products = $104.47
    Total MADE (after mail-in rebates) = $9.79
    Savings of over 100%! (I can’t do the math on this… anyone?)

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    1. Cassie says:
      July 29, 2012 at 6:49 AM

      PrairieBargainista: I don’t know why you are assuming I would take off an additional $5 when I redeem the gas cards. I’ve never done that before.

      John: Considering I was actually PAID almost $10 to take these groceries out of the store, I hardly believe that I spend too much money.

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    2. Jamie says:
      July 29, 2012 at 12:40 AM

      @Stephanie and Leslie

      I also wonder about this. Often when I have a FPC or high value coupon that is good for day only, such as the recent Fiber One/Nature Valley one I find stuff is moved and hidden. I specifically checked my grocery store ahead of time to make sure they had the product and they were in a dump bin in a very visible location and then the day of the coupon the dump bin was pushed behind a newspaper stand! was really baffled because I searched the entire store and then literally as I was walking out, I noticed something behind the news stand and thought I’d check it out and sure enough there were the FPC items!

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    3. Stefanie says:
      July 28, 2012 at 11:48 PM

      @ Leslie

      I just had this talk with the manager at my local walmart, I find that “free” items are removed from the shelf including zantac, and back in June Glade new expressions free trial both appeared on the self after the coupons expired. I was assured this wasn’t a conspiracy but it continues to happen such as with the Protein Bars…Makes you wonder!

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    4. John says:
      July 28, 2012 at 10:47 PM

      You spend way too much money. You have a spending problem. You would save money if you just kept buying to a normal amount. You buy every deal you can get your hands on, you just use this as an excuse to do so.

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    5. Leslie says:
      July 28, 2012 at 10:24 PM

      Hey, has anyone actually gotten the $2.22 Zantac at Wal-Mart? In the Lower Mainland, (Vancouver & area, BC), Wal-Mart has removed all of these from the shelves. Also, they have not put out the Good & Natural Granola bars that have a get 1 free coupon. How is it where you are??

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    6. Isabel says:
      July 28, 2012 at 7:52 PM

      Isn’t the limit 5 gas cards per household?

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    7. Krista says:
      July 28, 2012 at 7:11 PM

      @KD, the $5 gas cards are issued as a MasterCard gift card worth $5. They do not need to be used for gas alone. They can be used for groceries. Unless Kellogg’s has changed their offer this year, groceries can be purchased in the future. As a gift card, they do not expire.

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    8. HCM says:
      July 28, 2012 at 6:19 PM

      I agree with PrairieBargainista in regards to double-dipping on the savings percentage. It makes it like you’re saving more than you actual are. The word “savings” has different meanings for everyone. To me savings means spending less than you have budgeted. Normally I would not pay regular price so really I did not save anything. However if I budgeted $100 a week for groceries and I only spent $80, then I did save $20. I think Mrs January is GREAT in stretching her dollar.

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    9. KD says:
      July 28, 2012 at 6:07 PM

      Actually, the $5 gas cards are $5 off Gas, they won’t be used on grocery purchases in the future, they are gas cards.

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    10. hugocs says:
      July 28, 2012 at 4:54 PM

      PrairieBargainista… Tank you!!!

      I’ve been noticing that also for sometime, but have not said anything coz I thought it was me doing the math wrong…

      I agree with your statement 100%

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    11. PrairieBargainista says:
      July 28, 2012 at 3:41 PM

      You are double-dipping on your savings calculations. You have taken the $5 value of the gas cards off the price you paid for the cereal. And then, when you spend the cards on groceries you will take the $5 off again but unfortunately you can’t save it twice. I’ve noticed you do this a lot with your calculations, therefore over-inflating your percentage of savings!

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    12. Mesenga says:
      July 28, 2012 at 12:58 PM

      Ooh totally missed this. I’ll have to go back this week

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    13. Kelly says:
      July 28, 2012 at 12:11 PM

      This is amazing! Thanks for posting!

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    14. Karissa says:
      July 28, 2012 at 11:13 AM

      That’s fantastic!!! I am just starting hopefully I can get as good! Thanks for sharing your information with all of us!!

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    15. Michelle says:
      July 28, 2012 at 11:02 AM

      109.4% savings!! :) Great job!

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