http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained Comments for "Coupons 101: Rite Aid rebates explained..." en http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-18210 <p> GOODENOUGH.</p> Mon, 13 Apr 2009 11:54:30 -0400 smokee comment 18210 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-15817 <p>There&#39;s a really good question... I actually had to call Rite Aid because I didn&#39;t know! You CAN make the qualifying purchases on more than one receipt, obviously as long as you are still within the dates for the promotional offer. </p> Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:12:16 -0500 suestock comment 15817 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-15812 <p>If a rebate calls for you to purchase 2 of an item, do they have to be on the same receipt? Or can I buy 1 on a visit and then buy the other on another visit?</p> Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:52:33 -0500 noonie23 comment 15812 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-15449 <p>The manager at the Fuquay-Varina store told my wife that she must spend the entire check amount in the store and that no cash can be given back. Which other stores in the area DO give cash back?</p> Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:34:36 -0500 rnbowen comment 15449 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-15419 <p>You may have a store that will cash the check but the Rite Aid I shop at, will not unless you spend the amount of the check. One time I had a check for over $40 so I brought it to the bank where it was cashed. You should check with the store manager before you decide to cash the check.</p> Sat, 31 Jan 2009 20:21:21 -0500 cbmulls comment 15419 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-10327 <p>I am a Riteaid manager in the area and yes you can cash dont have to spend the whole check or any of it in the store. We would be happy to cash it for you.</p> Sun, 21 Sep 2008 22:22:39 -0400 mejanny4 comment 10327 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-8285 <p>Hmmm... I&#39;m not sure I understand your question. The rebate check is an actual check... one that you can deposit in your bank account. So you don&#39;t have to spend any of it at Rite Aid at all. </p> Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:23:16 -0400 suestock comment 8285 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment-8275 <p>Can you get money from the store if you don't spend the total amount of the rebate check in a single visit?</p> Mon, 14 Jul 2008 11:39:51 -0400 zagprice comment 8275 at http://projects.newsobserver.com http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained <!-- Begin check for Blog Icon --> <!-- End check for Blog Icon --> <!-- Begin check for Teaser Toggle --> <div class="field-item"><div class="story-body"> <p>I finally had some time to investigate Rite Aid&#39;s Single Check rebate program. (For future reference, this post will be located in the Coupons 101 section of this page.) It seems to me that this program is similar in a lot of respects to other rebate programs we have in the area such as Walgreens&#39; EasySaver program. But of course there are some differences, too. Here&#39;s how it works:</p> <p>1) Each month, Rite Aid offers special rebates on certain items. They are marked in the weekly sales flyers as having a &quot;Single Check Rebate&quot; available, and the entire list for the month is available at <strong><a href="https://riteaid.rebateplus.com/">https://riteaid.rebateplus.com</a></strong>. The Web site allows you to view all of the available rebates and make a shopping list, which I think is a cool feature.</p> <p>Please note that like many other rebate programs, the Rite Aid &quot;month&quot; is not the same as the calendar month. You need to make your purchases within the allotted time frame each month, which is detailed on that Web site.</p> <p>2) OK, so you see a rebate you want and you go to the store and you buy the item. The next step is to HANG ONTO THE RECEIPT.</p> <p>3) Go to that same Web site from step one and sign up for a Single Check Rebate account. It asks for your e-mail address and mailing address so that Rite Aid can send you checks. You will only have to create an account once. After that you use your login and password to access your account.</p> <p>4) After you&#39;ve created an account, you can log in and enter the information requested from each of your receipts that qualify for a rebate. Rite Aid will then verify the receipt and mark each qualifying rebate as &quot;waiting for you to request check.&quot; I really like this feature because you will get credit for ALL the rebates for which you&#39;ve qualified, even if you didn&#39;t know a rebate existed!</p> <p>5) You can enter as many receipts as you want in a given month-long period. Once you&#39;re ready, click &quot;request check.&quot; Your rebates will be totaled and you will be mailed a check within about two weeks. So you get all your rebates on one single check, hence the name of the program.</p> <p>The catch to this system is that you can ONLY request one check for each month period. So you need to make <em>sure</em> that you have put all of your qualifying receipts in the system before requesting your check. Otherwise you&#39;re out of luck. But once you know that one caveat, I think it&#39;s a pretty good rebate program.</p> <p>And yes, if you prefer, you can snail mail your rebate in. Click <strong><a href="https://riteaid.rebateplus.com/HelpWizardMailInPage.asp?ReturnURL=HelpPage.asp?">here</a></strong> for all the details about how to submit them by mail.</p> </div></div> <div class="node-blog-teaser-footer"> <div class="node-blog-teaser-comments"><a href="http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment"><img src="http://www.newsobserver.com/images/front_new/icon_discussion.gif" width="11" height="7" border="0" /> Comments (8)</a> <!-- If permissions, display edit link at end of teaser --> <!-- End edit link code --> </div> </div> <!-- End check for Teaser Toggle --> <!-- BEGIN AUDIO ATTACHMENT CODE --> http://projects.newsobserver.com/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained#comment coupons Taking Stock Thu, 16 Aug 2007 09:45:00 -0400 suestock 4525 at http://projects.newsobserver.com