Admit it, you’ve got at least $40 in coins in your change jar, in the sofa cushions, in the car, at the bottom of your purse, etc. Take it to your local Coinstar machine by December 7 and get a $10 bonus as a gift card or eCertificate.
Here’s what you do. Find a Coinstar machine near you, then take your $40 or more in change. Mail the bottom portion of your receipt to Coinstar to get your $10 bonus by mail within 6-8 weeks.
Quick note that the $40 and the $10 bonus must be received in the form of a prepaid gift card or an eCertificate (credit toward a specific online store). I’m totally doing this this weekend! Thanks, Money Saving Methods!
Here’s what you do. Find a Coinstar machine near you, then take your $40 or more in change. Mail the bottom portion of your receipt to Coinstar to get your $10 bonus by mail within 6-8 weeks.
Quick note that the $40 and the $10 bonus must be received in the form of a prepaid gift card or an eCertificate (credit toward a specific online store). I’m totally doing this this weekend! Thanks, Money Saving Methods!
9 comments:
Getting bonus for products is very good. This would be a credit toward a specific online store where we need to buy products. This would be like a plus point for our shopping.
Change? Who has change? That's what I pay my CVS shopping with! LOL!
I'm calling my mum now. SHe's so got so much change, I KNOW she has 40 bucks easy. Now, should I just offer to go make dollars and swipe her card? HAHAHA
Worth noting that Coinstar takes a cut--about 9% per their FAQ (http://www.coinstar.com/us/html/A5-4)--of whatever change they process. So you're paying at least $3.60 for that $10 gift card; potentially more if you have more than $40 worth of change.
Andrew, if you convert your change into a gift card (rather than getting it as cash) there's no fee applied. That's true for this promotion and everyday.
I don't have $40 in change, but I think for a $10 bonus that's worth spending 5 minutes at the bank getting several rolls of quarters :)
My immediate thought--Why not just stop by the bank...Trade $40 for four rolls of quarters and then go do this? Only if you want one of the gift cards they offer with free coin counting of course.
That's a good idea, but it's too bad you can't do it more than once. It states in the official disclaimer "One Per Household".
Damn! Oh well, it's still a free 10 bucks at Amazon. That's good for a gift for my 1 year old niece at least!
I had problems with the machine. It malfunctioned on me and only would give me cash, which the cashier gave me. She had to keep my receipt and therefore I wouldn't get a bonus. I'll try again. I think I have another 40 bucks around in change.
Nice idea! It’s good to know that there are still companies that can give bunos for the consumers of their products or services. I’ve already tried the machine, and I think it really works well. There are a lot of ways to curb a sudden financial crunch; some people do it with payday loans. Another good way to pile up a little extra cash is to collect all your spare change, and then cash it in for profit. Granted, it isn't really profited, but you can make enough money to keep from getting payday loans if you know what you're doing. Coinstar, for instance, is an automated coin cashing service that has machines in grocery stores, banks, and other locations nationwide where you can exchange your coins for cash. The company is seeing a rise in their profit margin and just recently acquired a large share in Redbox, the DVD rental vending machines. Looks like the idea of a piggy bank can keep you from needing payday loans.
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