Here are two more deals to add to a great week at Safeway!
Gold ‘n Soft Tubs on sale $.99
Use $.50/1 coupon from 3/21 SS insert
Use Safeway double (-$.50)
FREE after coupon & double
Maxwell House Coffee on sale $5.99
Use $2/1 coupon from Safeway’s Earth Day Challenge coupon booklet (DND)
Use (2) $2/1 Cellfire eCoupons* — available until May 3 only
FREE after coupons
*Looks like Cellfire’s Earth Day eCoupons may have reloaded!
Thanks, Slickdeals!
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?? Not seeing this on Cellfire
Are you absolutely sure that 2 ecoupons come off from cellfire. I know they do on Shortcuts b/c it’s worked for me but everytime I’ve tried, cellfire will only take off 1 ecoupon for 1 item…
I use multiple Cellfire coupons all the time and it always takes of 2 e-coupons for 1 item as long as I have 2 e-coupons saved.
ok thx! then I need to get ahold of cellfire. went to safeway abt 2 wks ago & it only took off 1 ecoupon per item. I was actually expecting almost $5 to come off from cellfire by doubling my ecopuons but they didn’t so I’ll have to call/email.
THX!
where do you find the coupon booklet(Earth Day)? Is it still available?
I haven’t seen it in a week or so. Though that may just be my store.
Why am I having trouble seeing the new coupons? I click on the Cellfire logo on the top left. “Browse all offers” only produces the Wanchai coupon. Where am I going wrong?
Click on the Cellfire logo at the top of the screen to see more available eCoupons.
Thank you for the tip on the Maxwell House offee, about using two e-coupons from cellfire and one MQ.
This worked for me in Seattle, and I got my coffee for free.
About using two e-coupons (from cellfire) on one item, I think that is a ‘loophole’ that is to our benefit. I don’t think you should phone cellfire and point this out to them. They will likely look into ending this, and only allow one e-coupon per item.
About shortcuts e-coupons: they had wording on their website that if you have 2 e-Q’s for the same product; shortcuts will redeem only one e-Q, using the Q with the closest expiration date.