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Freebie: Save Up To $8.49 on Finish Quantum Products (Mail-In Rebate, Until May 4)
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If you've already used up your Finish Canada free sample from last month and want to get more, you may want to take a look at their latest offer! Over on their Facebook page, Finish is running a mail in rebate offer where you can save up to $8.49 on any Finish Quantum product.
The rebate is valid for purchases made now through May 4, 2012. To get your rebate, you will need to complete the rebate offer form (PDF) and attach the original dated cash register receipt. Make sure you circle the Quantum product purchase price and hand write the UPC code on the receipt.
Rebate requests must be received by June 4, 2012, and there's a limit of one rebate per individual, family or household.
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I also received their coupon in the "SmartSource.ca" coupon flyer which is in every newspaper today.
I already have 3 coupons, so no need to go the FB route, but thanks for posting this.
https://011fd.rb-fbapps.com/finish/a...-in_Rebate.pdf
Someone posted a direct link to their coupon as well.
As for the flyers that arrived with the newspapers... Saturday editions of National Post, Globe and Mail, Montreal Gazette, etc. etc etc.
Not many newspapers are published Sundays anymore.
I suppose one day I'll be forced to make a fb account, but I hope not.
Try this...
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or
Link to Cropped PDF
print this coupon (JPG):
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http://i41.tinypic.com/sl67w1.jpg
I've never done a MIR before, do you get the purchase price back, or the purchase price plus taxes? I am guessing it's just the purchase price. Like if I buy it for $8.00 and pay $1.04 in taxes, I just get my $8 back right?
Source: three posts above yours, second image (the blow-up image to show terms and conditions of the coupon), first paragraph, (roughly) first line.
Hope that helps. MIR when it comes to what they return depends, I would think, on the manufacturer. Some, as in this case, cover postage and tax along with product cost. And some only cover product costs.
Reason being...
YMMVââ¬Â¦ The Costco ( Pointe-Claire Qc. ) has a box of 120 "FINISH Powerballs" for $16.99 (Reg $21.49)
Including (QC) tax it's $19.53, LESS the $8.49 coupon totals $11.04 (or $0.092 each)
***These are NOT the "QUANTUM" FINISH ones. (like the photo on the coupon)
For those who don't care if they're "QUANTUM" or not, this is a great price!
A box of 96 "QUANTUM FINISH Powerballs" is $21.49 regular price.
Including (QC) tax it's $24.71, LESS the $8.49 coupon totals $16.22 (or $0.169 each) which is not a bad deal either.
If your deal is for the "QUANTUM" ones, then that's a GREAT price!
If you're just looking for the FREE deal, Jean-Coutu has the 20ct for $6.99 this week ($8.04 incl tax)
http://hereandthere.us/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/FinishQuantum12ct.jpg
http://www.ighthamfarmshop.co.uk/store/images/uploads/Household/Finish%20Powerball.jpg
Let me get this right, fill out the form, include receipt and write the upc on the receipt, correct?