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Jan
9:23 pm

How to Coupon to Disney – Rebates add cash to your fund

in Getting Started Couponing,Rebates

It is very simple to use rebates to “Coupon to Disney“. Just pay for the items needed for the rebate out of your weekly budget. When the check arrives, deposit it into your fund.

Tips on how to use rebates:

  • Save every single receipt. I got a coupon/check organizer in the dollar spot at Target and use it to organize my receipts. You never know when you might need a receipt for a rebate.
  • If you purchase an item for a rebate, take the UPC off of it before you put it up in your cabinet. If you can’t remove the UPC without ruining the package, write on it with a permanent marker so you don’t accidentally toss the UPC when you go to use the product.
  • Most rebates require the original receipt. If you are purchasing 2 items that will be submitted for separate rebates, make sure you purchase them in separate transactions so you will have a receipt for both items! (Some stores will print a duplicate receipt for rebates. Ask your store and see if they do it.)
  • If you forget to pay for the item separately, you could take it with your receipt back to the store and explain to them what you did. They might let you return and rebuy the product so that you will have the separate receipt. It never hurts to ask.

Where to find rebates:

I add a lot to my fund with No Beer Purchase Required rebates. Read all about them and see if they are valid in your state!

If you are new to Couponing, you might want to take a moment to read more in my Getting Started Couponing series.

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1 Tricia Furman January 11, 2011 at 9:37 pm

Rebates are my favorite way to Coupon to Disney! Especially Beer rebates which don’t require the beer purchase in my state. Love free money! I also save every receipt. You never know when you’ll run into a rebate for something you have already purchased! Thanks, Kristin, for all you do!

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2 Candy January 12, 2011 at 6:10 am

This is completely off-topic. I just realized that I have a coupon code for 20% off diapers at Amazon.com. Do you know of anyone who needs this code?

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3 melissa January 12, 2011 at 1:20 pm

wow, thank you so much for sharing about these rebates. I have been couponing for about 2 years and never knew this was out there. do you ever find them in your stores? i’m sure i’ll purchase some on ebay this evening, thank you!

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4 Tricia Furman January 12, 2011 at 4:04 pm

Melissa,
It’s really hard to find them in the stores. I’m in a no purchase required state; hope you’re lucky to be too. I buy most of mine on ebay. Good luck!

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5 Val Gates April 5, 2012 at 12:14 am

This is a great way to add to your fund and I started about 6 myths ago and just save them as they come in the mail. I’ve got almost $100 so far and more coming! Thanks for all your hard work & ideas!

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