People often say a lot of people don’t take advantage of coupons enough where a lot of people save hundreds if not thousands of dollars from stacking them up on various purchases. I was just thinking today as I bought some food from a restaurant and on the receipt there was a customer satisfaction survey
I was reading about a deal that a bank was offering where you could potentially get a free $250 for simply signing up for an account and doing some services such as a direct deposit or auto bill payment feature. I was so tempted to do this as I was thinking at worst I could
I was reading about this bank offer recently where apparently for signing up for a bank account with them along with some other stipulations they will literally give you $250 for free. This is apparently only for BC residents at some back called Envision Financial that you can read about at https://www.envisionfinancial.ca/Personal/ProductsAndServices/NewMemberOffer/ . It just
This was kind of interesting as I recently received a $10 credit for a store that I haven’t really shopped at in a long time. Essentially it’s like a free gift card to get you into the store. The first thing I thought was how generally with gift cards you tend to spend more than
A person was telling me about this compensation for doing surveys type program where for every survey you did you got points. Like a rewards program, you can then redeem them for prizes. I was looking at how he got so little points for doing these massive long surveys that took like 20+ minutes each
I just stumbled upon this recently and thought that this is a great deal for all the Canadian readers who are still doing their Christmas shopping. Apparently, the store Mark’s Work Wearhouse has this coupon that states you can get $10 off on purchases that are $10 or more. Hence, you can almost literally get