Couponing 101 – Stack Coupons, Cashback & Rebates for Maximum Savings💰
You’ve spent the last seven weeks learning how to spot deals, set up alerts and track prices with BrickSeek. But here’s the final pro tip: you can push your savings even further by stacking BrickSeek deals with coupons, cashback and rebates.
🎯 This strategy isn’t just for extreme couponers—it’s for anyone who wants to make their money go further without extra work.
💡 What Is “Stacking Savings”?
Stacking means combining multiple savings methods on a single purchase to lower your final cost. You might:
✅ Start with a BrickSeek found markdown
✅ Add a manufacturer or store coupon
✅ Apply a cashback offer
✅ Submit for a rebate or bonus program
When done right, you can turn a good deal into a phenomenal deal.🔥
🧾 Types of Savings You Can Stack with BrickSeek Deals
1. Store & Manufacturer Coupons
Coupons are often stackable on clearance and sales items unless store policy says otherwise. You can find them:
• On store apps (e.g., Target Circle, Kroger, Dollar General, Kohls)
• Manufacturer websites (e.g., Kelloggs, Proctor & Gamble, SeaPak)
• Coupon databases (like Coupons.com)
💡 Example: Target offers Circle offers that can stack with a sale item—like 20% off for Teachers and College students.
2. Cashback Apps & Rebate Sites
These apps give you money back after you make a purchase, either online or by uploading a receipt.
Top picks:
• iBotta – Grocery and household item rebates
• Rakuten – Online cashback at major retailers
• Fetch Rewards – Scan receipts for points you trade for gift cards
• Beermoney.pro – Cash back offers that vary by state, no alcohol purchase required
💡 Example: You find a $50 online deal with BrickSeek → add a 10% iBotta cashback offer → final cost = $45.
3. Manufacturer or Mail-In Rebates
Sometimes, the manufacturer offers a direct rebate via online submission or by mail. Combine it with a clearance item and your net cost can be shockingly low.
💡 Example: Buy a clearance electric toothbrush for $50, submit a $5 rebate = net cost $45!
Retailers like Kohls and Kroger may offer points or “cash” for future purchases.
Use BrickSeek to find the deal, then:
• Use a coupon
• Get cashback
• Earn points for discounts
• Earn loyalty rewards to spend later
🛒 Real Life Examples:
💥 Charmin Essentials Toilet paper clearancing at Home Depot that stacks with a threshold instant discount AND a manufacturer rebate for an amazing 70% SAVINGS!
🎉 Stacking for savings really does make a difference!! 🎊
📌 Pro Tips for Success
• Always check for coupons before checkout
• Keep receipts in case a rebate or cashback offer pops up after purchase
• Plan purchases around store-specific promos (e.g., Kohl’s Cash events)
• Stack in-store rewards and coupons wherever allowed (check policies!)
💬 What’s the Best Stack You’ve Ever Pulled Off?
We want to hear about your biggest money-saving wins! Share your best stacking story to theBrickSeek Savings Group! — you might even be featured!
📢 Join theBrickSeek Savings Group now to stay up-to-date on the latest online and local deals!
💰 Saved $10+ on a BrickSeek deal?Enter the BrickSeek Challenge You’ll earn entries into FREE giveaways for Membership credits, BrickSeek shirts or hoodies, Mystery Box deals and more!
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