Be sure to carry a copy of the Martins Coupon Acceptance Policy with you when you go shopping to avoid any confusion at the checkout.
As these are just the highlights for this week, you can find more coupons for your local Martin’s deals by using our Coupon Database!
*These match ups are based on the Winchester, VA ad where we are in a select market for “testing” the 5X Gas Rewards program.*
Here’s this weeks deals for 10/28/12 – 11/03/12:
Recently our Martin’s Foods has changed the way we can earn gas points. Typically in sale flyers they would have purchase incentives to earn Gas Points on the items we buy in multiple groups. These points would be of a higher value than just purchasing the item itself. For example we earn 1 point on every dollar spent towards gas points (on qualifying items) – for every 100 points you earn a discount of $.10 off of gas.
We are in one of the select “test markets” that have changed away from their standard “Buy 7; Earn 200 Bonus Points” to “Earn 5x Gas Points”. There are also markets that are only getting 2x the bonus points on select items. With these changes, it’s really affecting my shopping at Martin’s as I am not experiencing as much Gas Savings to balance out the prices that are normally higher than other stores.
For example, here’s a deal that is being offered at stores this week:
Purchase 6 / Earn 200 Points:
Well, there you have it – the response from Martin’s Foods. What are your thoughts on this? Is it affecting your store? Are you still willing to shop at Martin’s and miss the awesome gas points deals in exchange for a one like doubled coupon per transaction?
Be sure to carry a copy of the Martins Coupon Acceptance Policy with you when you go shopping to avoid any confusion at the checkout.
As these are just the highlights for this week, you can find more coupons for your local Martin’s deals by using our Coupon Database!
*These match ups are based on the Winchester, VA ad where we are in a select market for “testing” the 5X Gas Rewards program.*
Here’s this weeks deals for 10/21/12 – 10/27/12:
You can score a $2 off Ellio’s Pizza Coupon by going to their Facebook App to access the coupon. Share with friends to get a higher value coupon ($2 instead of $1). You will be able to print two of these coupons by using the “Back” button on your browser and refreshing the page.
If you’re a Martin’s shopper – through Saturday 09/15/12 you’ll be able to score 2 boxes for only $4!
Ellio’s Pizza on sale 2 / $6 through 09/15
-Use (1) $2/2 Ellio’s Pizza Printable Coupon (Facebook)
=Final Price only $2 each!
Typically I would not post about deals like this where you have to purchase a high number of items to get a good deal, but in this case it makes for a GREAT deal. Oscar Mayer Bologna is a staple in a lot of families for a quick sandwich and typically there’s plenty on the shelves (or stock to be filled) to go around. Last night I went to Martins in Winchester and was doing some shopping and came across a really good deal that I felt I had to share.
At Martins, Oscar Mayer Bologna is on sale (through 09/15/12) for $1.25 per pack (4/$5)
If you purchase 10 packages your total purchase cost is $12.50
After you pay the $12.50 (plus tax) you will receive a $10 Catalina off your next purchase from Kraft.
This makes Bologna only $.25 EACH!
This is a GREAT deal to stock up on as they typically have a longer expiration date, can be frozen or you could even take some to those in need. This is an excellent example of being able to score a great deal and help others.
Check out this Kellogg’s Printable Coupon that has made it’s way back to Coupons.com! You’ll be able to get $1/2 Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts Mini Crisps off in stores that accept manufacturer coupons! Find this printable coupon under zip code 10022.
Martin’s Shoppers:: There’s an upcoming deal on Kellogg’s Pop Tarts next week but it’s still not clear if the mini crisps will be included… better safe than sorry to print now!
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Hey everyone! My name is Lisa and I'm 28 years old living in Western New York. I really only started couponing in October 2011 when I was on unemployment. I was always frugal with my money, but I never really knew how much money I could save just by using coupons and learning to pair them with sales to maximize savings. I started blogging to help others learn to coupon, live frugal, and find the best deals in order to save as much money in their wallet as I can.
