It would be a safe play to say that any reader of the Saverocity network would appreciate the following information because it can lead to some savings. I will let our buddy Big Habitat to find the arbitrage and resell potential available, but I wanted to discuss something that never occurred to me until now.
Our favorite drugstore, CVS, has some pretty decent online exclusive deals – 20 to 40% off basically everything at the store. The other day, they sent out an email stating there was a 30% off site wide deal and I was about to jump on it, I had everything lined up in the shopping cart. Something happened and I was distracted and did not complete the purchase. I let it sit for a couple of days and low and behold CVS emails me, reminding me that I forgot to buy something! As an extra incentive they said here’s $5 off $25 or more of your transaction.
And it’s stackable!
So this has me thinking: create an account, log in, and “shop around.” If a retailer wants to convert you, they’ll throw a coupon at you to entice you. I’ll have to play with this some more, but I thought this was a nice opportunity to pass along and help you save some money.
What items do you find to be a good deal compared to Walmart/Target because generally CVS seems outrageously expensive when I price check?
I mostly order this for my desk:
http://www.cvs.com/shop/product-detail/Dove-Silky-Smooth-Almond-Dark-Chocolate-Promises?skuId=459629
The other thing I’ve been trying to understand from CVS is what high priced item can be discounted when they have the site wide discounts and find the resell opportunity. I’m thinking any of the electric toothbrush or shaver might do the trick?
http://www.cvs.com/shop/product-detail/Philips-Sonicare-Healthy-White-5-Series-Rechargeable-Sonic-Toothbrush?skuId=942303