SavingStar and Stater Bros

Do you remember my previous post about SavingStar? One of the things that both confused and frustrated me was that SavingStar promoted that they could be used at Stater Bros. But Stater Bros doesn't have a card, so how do you use ecoupons?

Well, I have a solution! SavingStar works with your UPromise card from Stater Bros! Don't have a UPromise card? The cards are available at the check out for free. If you want to, you can sign up for UPromise (it saves you money for college in a 529 account) but you aren't required to use SavingStar.

So, what are you waiting for? Sign up at SavingStar! Save lots of money at ALL your favorite stores!

SavingStar

SavingStar is an awesome new ecoupon service. Up until SavingStar, you couldn't use ecoupons at most of the stores I shop at. Fortunately, they changed all that.

SavingStar works like all ecoupon sites, you add your loyalty card and they will automatically put any coupon you select onto the card. It has the same downsides that you can't take off coupons once they are there and that you can only put it on one card.

But here is how SavingStar is different. Instead of taking the total off at check out, they keep track of how much you saved and will give it back in the form of gift cards. You have to accumulate at least $5 to get a pay out.

Like I said before, SavingStar works at a lot more stores than most of the ecoupon programs, including Albertsons and CVS (it also says it works at Stater Bros and Target, but since neither have loyalty cards I haven't figured out how this is possible yet...)

If you are a fan of ecoupons or at least want to try them out, I suggest giving SavingStar a try.