Friday, July 5, 2013

Guest Post: Taking Advantage of the Internet to Save Money (Donald Phillips)

The state of the economy and rising costs has hit most of us square in the pocketbook, and people are looking for more and more ways to pinch pennies.  Luckily, we have a fabulous resource directly at our fingertips; the internet.  Here are five simple ways you can use the internet to save money.

1.      Comparison Sites
Comparison sites such as Bizrate and Nextag allow users to compare the price of a single product across many different retailers.  Be sure to watch out for shipping costs as they may vary from seller to seller.

2.      Deal & Coupon Sites
From Coupons.com to Living Social, there are many different ways to get a discount on products and services. 
       ·         Printable and E-coupons – Coupons you can print out and take to the store with you.  Some stores will even scan coupons directly from your smartphone.
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Promotional Codes – A code used to get a discount.  Usually issued directly by the retailer.          
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One Day Sales – Deals offered for one day only.
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Email offers – Coupons, rebates, sales and codes sent directly to your email.
Suggestions: Retail Me Not, Current Codes, Woot and Groupon. 

3.      Do It Yourself
The rise of Pinterest has led to an insanely huge database of DIY projects that can save you money.  From cleaning products to pet food, there is a seemingly endless supply of ideas!

4.      Auction Sites
On auction sites like eBay, users compete for savings by bidding on products.  The recent emergence of penny auctions  has allowed bidders to save even more money by bidding in small increments.  Used correctly, auction sites can be a fabulous money saving tool.

5.      Rebate Programs
Sites like Ebates and Mr. Rebates offer cash back on thousands of products.  Combined with online coupons, cash back programs can save some serious dough.  Be sure to check out the major retailers you purchase from as well.  Costco, Staples, Lowe’s and many others offer easy rebates online!
The internet has revolutionized shopping; making it an easier, hassle-free process.  It’s also given us an amazing opportunity to save money and become smarter shoppers.  Combining these five tools with a little common sense can take you a long way in the war on overspending. 

Donald Phillips is a fervent bargain hunter and rabid coupon clipper.  He has recently teamed up with HappyBidDay to offer shoppers ideas on how to save money by shopping online.

Monday, June 3, 2013

Amazon local

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Friday, May 31, 2013

$10 gift card for McDonald's purchase

Link your credit/debit card to your Plink account and make a purchase at McDonalds by Sunday, June 9 & you will earn a $10 gift card (10,000 points)!  This offer is valid for new Plink members only.

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Super Giant steal!

I got all this for just under $6 yesterday at Super Giant.  The Hunt's spaghetti sauce was on sale 10/$10, and when you bought 8, you earned 200 gas points.  I had 35c coupons for all of them, which doubled to 70c, so each can only cost me a whopping 30c!  The Chef Boyardee was also 10/$10 and I have a 50c/4 which doubled to $1, so essentially I bought 3 & got 1 free.


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Sunday, April 28, 2013

BETTER THAN FREE Capri Sun big pouch!

You can MAKE MONEY by purchasing Capri Sun big pouch juice drinks using Ibotta.  These run about 88c at Walmart & right now, you can get $1 back when you purchase at a participating retailer and use the Ibotta phone app. I also paired my purchase with the B2G1 free coupon that was available not too long ago.


Not an Ibotta user yet?  Sign up here, it's FREE!  I've already had $13+ sent to my PayPal account!

Friday, April 19, 2013

Frugals spring publication is available!



Wow!  We went from winter to summer over the weekend, huh?!  Surely it will snow next weekend here on the shore…It’s time for you to pick up the newest Frugals, the FREE publication featuring TONS of local coupons!

Truth of the matter is though, now that spring is officially here, summer is just around the corner, which means it’s pool season!  Prism Pools & Spas in Onancock, VA is hosting their Spring Open House on Friday, April 19 & Saturday, April 20 starting at 830am.  Don’t think they just deal in pools though; they have small dump delivery, concrete patios, and can even assist you with the weekly maintenance of your pool or spa.  Don’t forget the coupon on the inside cover good for $25 off your purchase or service over $50.  No pool of your own?  No problem…Green Hill Yacht & Country Club has a family pool membership for just $400 for the entire summer season!  While you’re there, enjoy some of the yummy treats at the grille, and an extra 15% your food purchase with the coupon on page 13.

In addition to pool season, summer is known for its many festivals and carnivals here on the Eastern Shore.  No matter what your interest, there’s bound to be something for you! 

Pork in the Park is just a few days away!  Winterplace Park is the place to be for yummy pork barbeque and great music.  Admission is just $5 for adults and kids are FREE!  The Salisbury Festival runs from April 26-28th in downtown Salisbury and Riverwalk park.  There will be live entertainment, local shopping, carnival rides/games, a farmer’s market & much more.  You can enjoy FREE admission and FREE parking in the City parking garage all weekend long!  The Hebron Carnival begins on May 29th, offering family fun for all ages with rides and games, and yummy food including their famous oyster sandwiches.  You can find a $4 coupon good for rides on page 3.  Right after Hebron Carnival closes, the Chincoteague Fireman’s Carnival opens on June 28th.  They offer FREE admission, rides and games, raffles, and official CVFC merchandise.  A $3 coupon for their ride wristband is on page 5.  As if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a Blueberry Festival in Chincoteague running from July 19-21st.  Enjoy $1 off adult admission with the coupon found on page 42.  A trip to the Salisbury Zoo is always exciting for the young ones.  Now you can get a FREE drink with a hot dog/chip purchase at The Beastro located inside the zoo (page 15). the Princess Anne & Mt Vernon fire companies are hosting their very first Firemen’s Fest on June 8th at the Princess Anne Civic Center.  There will be food, a classic car show, fireman’s muster, art & crafts vendors and concerts all day long, including the Nathan Pinchak band and the Chris Lane band!  Children 6 and under are FREE, ages 7-12 are $7 and adults are only $15 for ALL DAY! 

Music not your thing?  What about the sound of loud engines roaring as they battle for the longest tractor pull length?!  The Lucas Oil Pro-Pulling Tractor Pull is a sell-out event held at the Pocomoke Fairgrounds on June 22.  Tickets start at just 8, but be sure to go early for best seating.

OK, if music or loud engines aren’t your style, then perhaps arts & crafts are…The Spring Arts & Crafts show is scheduled at the Ocean City Convention center Memorial Day weekend, with FREE admission!  Vendors from 7 states will feature their creations, so be sure to check them out.  You’re sure to find something unique to fit your style.

Looking for somewhere different to go this summer, but not spend too much money?  Try a Tangier Island cruise aboard the Steven Thomas.  You can get $2 off your cruise ticket with the coupon on page 6 or $1 off a souvenir mug.  If you’re more of the adventurous type and want a hands-on experience, try a rental from the Pocomoke River Canoe Company.  They have paddle boards, canoes, motor boats and kayaks available.  Use the coupon on page 36 to save $5 off your rental.  Why not take a day to relax and sip some wine at the Bordeleau Winery in Eden, MD.  Their tasting room is open Wednesday thru Sunday, and you can save 15% off a wine purchase of $15 or more (page 12).

If travel is on your agenda, and you happen to be flying out of BWI, consider staying at the BWI Ramada where they have a park, sleep & fly package complete with a FREE continental breakfast and round trip shuttle service to the airport.  Mention the Frugals ad  on page 16 to save $20!

Spring is the time for flowers and getting those yards ready for the sun.  Johnson’s Seed & Feed in Salisbury has all your garden and pet supply needs, and offers 15% off your purchase when you present the coupon from page 14.  Need to update your house?  Check out the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Salisbury.  You can find almost anything from appliances, furniture, flooring, lighting, building materials and more!  You can save 20% off their already reduced prices with the coupon on page 14.  If you’re not looking to buy, consider donating your used items.  A FREE pick-up service is available for larger items.  If you’re looking for handcrafted, solid wood furniture, check out the Dutch Country Heirloom Furniture and Market in Laurel, DE.  On page 11, you will find money saving coupons for both furniture and food to fit your fancy!
It will soon be too hot to cook, so why not try a local eatery for dinner tonight?  Pocomoke Diner is offering 15% off your total check of $10 or more (page 31).  Saladworks in Salisbury has a coupon good for 10% off an entrée (page 20), and they even offer catering, online ordering and delivery.  Did you know that just for visiting The Crab Place online, you can earn a $10 gift card, see page 29 for more details.  After eating crabs, my family always follows it up with ice cream.  There’s nothing more satisfying than a big, cold ice cream cone after gorging on hot steamed crabs.  If you haven’t already tried Chesapeake Bay Dairy, you have got to get yourself to 1 of their 2 locations (Berlin or Pocomoke)!  Don’t forget the buy one get one free coupon on page 33.  If those locations aren’t close enough, then head to ColdStone Creamery and enjoy their 2/$5 coupon deal on page 12.  Not too long ago, I entered a contest on Facebook and won a pan of brownies from The Deli at Pecan Square.  They were the most delicious brownies I have ever had in my entire life and the other ladies in my office raved about them the rest of the week.  In addition to their brownies, they offer an everyday special of any large sub with fries and a soda for $9.99.  No coupon necessary.  See page 24 for more details.  On Friday nights, my family likes to eat out.  The kids usually want McDonalds, but this momma gets tired of the same old thing, so I head to Subway for my dinner.  You can bet that I’ll definitely be using the coupon on page 40 to get my entire meal, including chips & a drink for only $5!

We all know that spring and summer are busy times for photographs, think weddings and graduations.  KB Fotography does any occasion and offers wedding packages starting at only $250!  Wish I’d known about them when I got married!  See their ad on page 34 for contact information.

OK, so I’ve only highlighted some of the awesome deals in the current Frugals publication.  If you haven’t read about something that strikes your fancy, pick up your own copy, I know you will find at least one in there to use before it expires.  Don’t forget to sign up for the coupon class being led by myself on May 13 & June 24.  Space is limited, and this event is being sponsored by Frugals and held at Mister Paul’s Legacy.  Hope to see you there!

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Guest Post: The Fallout of TLC's Extreme Couponing (Morgan Wright)

Morgan Wright is a stay at home mother of two and a freelance writer. Through her writing, she helps her friends and readers find the best available ULTA coupons and other beauty products. Apart from writing, Morgan enjoys experimenting with different dishes. 

Since TLC’s Extreme Couponing show gained popularity, many couponers are complaining that manufacturers have been stricter with their coupons. They accuse TLC of exposing their secrets to the masses, ruining potential saving in the future. But is there any hard proof of this, or is it all purely anecdotal evidence?

Despite these concerns, more people than ever are trying their own hand at couponing. If you’re interested in trying for extreme savings yourself, try out these beginner tips!

Look Online
While those little weekly flyers still weigh down the Sunday paper, and there are still the little coupons at the grocery stores, online coupons have been gaining popularity. Looking online for coupons can be more convenient than keeping track of piles of shiny bits of paper. Coupons can be found all across the internet for almost any item you can think of; from department store merchandise, to large electronic items, there is literally a coupon for everything.

Heck, you can even get coupons on your smartphone with services like Groupon and like-minded companies. Even sites that already sell marked down items can have extra savings if you just take the time to look, like these Overstock.com coupons for example. Even branded items like Levi’s, or specialty companies like 1-800-Flowers. Almost any established online retailer will have online coupons that will net you extra savings.

If You Can’t Lick ‘em, Join ‘em! 
Go to TLC, grab your handy notebook, and write down those couponing tips that catch your eye. While you might know all about dumpster diving to score extra coupons, I bet you’ve never tried it because you think you’re above it even if it’s a great (albeit dirty) tactic! And what about multiple transactions? While some coupons require this extra step that can be a hindrance, the savings can more than make up for the multiple transactions. There are plenty of tips to gleam from the TLC show. Yes, some are extreme, but some can still help even a regular couponer score extra savings.

Recognizing Coupon Fraud 
This one is serious and TLC’s show exposed a woman who intentionally chose to defraud the system by using coupons that didn’t match the items that she was purchasing. How serious is this? It is fraud and a criminal offense. Worst of all, it reflects poorly upon those of us who are sincere in our couponing efforts.

Knowingly purchasing items that do not match coupons is a big no-no and as a result manufacturers have changed their bar code policies directly due to participants on Extreme Couponing.

At the end of the day, extreme couponing isn’t for everyone. As a matter of fact, couponers are a rather rare breed. They are great at spotting sales and savings, and are not afraid to flash that coupon binder at a moment’s notice. If this sounds like you, don’t forget couponing hasn’t, nor will it ever, go out of fashion. After all, couponers and manufacturers have a symbiotic relationship. One is necessary for the other’s survival.

Be smart, savvy, and keep the coupons clipping.

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

I got all this for only $1!

Went inRite Aid tonight to spend some Up Rewards that were expiring & here's what I bought:



1 RA brand baby shampoo  $3.03
2 NYC caramel lipstick   $2.38
2 NYC gold lipstick  18c
1 Tic Tac  99c
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Total before coupons $6.58

Coupons used:
(2) $1.99 Up rewards
$1 Up reward

Total OOP = $1

Friday, March 29, 2013

FREE gas for a year!

Monday, March 25, 2013

Make $ while shopping

Ibotta is a FREE, fun and easy way to earn each time you go to the store. Ibotta users have earned well over $500,000 in just a few months.

Before shopping, choose your favorite products and complete the tasks; the more you complete, the more cash you'll earn. Buy your chosen products at over 41+ retailers where Ibotta works suck as Target, Walmart, CVS and many of your favorite grocery stores. After checking out, verify your purchases by uploading a photo of your receipt and scanning the product's barcode. Ibotta adds new product offers quite frequently, so be sure to check back often!. The more you use it, the better and more personalized your offers become. Earn real money that you can send instantly to a PayPal account or donate to any school in America. Happy Earning!

Since downloading a month ago, I've already earned over $5 just for buying items already on my grocery list.  Check it out for yourself.


Sunday, March 24, 2013

FREE carseat canopy!

Yesterday I posted about a FREE baby sling.  Today, there's a FREE carseat canopy.  While winter is supposed to be over, it's not yet here where I am, or at least it doesn't seem that way quite yet.  But, this canopy could even be used in the spring & summer to shade baby!

Go here, click on Shop Now, select any canopy you would like. Once you have selected your pattern, you will automatically be directed to the Shopping Bag where you can enter the promo code ENBABY. This promo code will take off 100% of the canopy purchase and all you are required to pay are the shipping fees. You can use the code more than once - you just have to open a new browser/window to do so.

 

Saturday, March 23, 2013

LivingSocial is the local marketplace to buy and share the best things to do in your city. With unique and diverse offerings each day, members are inspired to discover everything from weekend excursions to one-of-a kind events and experiences to exclusive gourmet dinners to family aquarium outings and more.

In fact, just the other day, I posted a deal I found for a year of weekend delivery of The Baltimore Sun for only $10!  For me, it will pay for itself in coupons in the first few weeks.  

FREE baby sling!

Go here, click on Shop Now, select any baby carrier you would like. Be sure to go to the sizing page so that you can get the right size carrier for you. Once you have selected your size, you will automatically be directed to the Shopping Bag where you can enter the promo code ENBABY. This promo code will take 100% off of the baby carrier purchase and all you are required to pay are the shipping fees.

Need more than 1?  You can use the code more than once!  Simply open a new browser window to do so. Due to it’s nature, this offer won’t last long, so order soon!

 

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Better than FREE at Rite Aid!

Ran into RiteAid on my way home tonight, looking specifically for these.  Regular price is $7.49, and there is a sticker on the shelf advertising a $2 in ad coupon, but that is apparently NOT in the ad.  However, when the cashier rang it up, it came up at $5.99, which is close enough for me.

2 Playtex Fresh + Sexy wipes  $5.99 each
Used (2) $5 IPs
Total OOP = $2.70
Earned $3 Up reward (when you spend $10 on these items)

Monday, March 18, 2013

More Rite Aid deals!

I had a hankerin' today for some salty snacks, so I ran into Rite Aid on my break from work.  I grabbed some pretzel rods and a few bag of chips that had peelies on them.

Pretzel rods  79c
Salt & vinegar chips  $1.35
Cheddar & sour cream chips  $1.35
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Total before coupons = $3.49

Used (2) 35c peelies
Total after coupons = $2.79

Earned (3) $1 Up rewards, so these were better than FREE!  Not too bad for an impromptu trip if I do say so myself.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

My recent hauls

Check out these recent hauls I have for next to nothing out of pocket cost:

3/13/13 at Family Dollar
3 bottles of Sun dish liquid  $3
1 sewing kit  50c
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Total before coupons = $3.51

Coupons used:
(3) $1 Sun manuf
sewing kit was normally $1, on clearance for 50c

Total OOP = 71c!






2/26/13 at Rite Aid
4 bottles Skintimate shave gel
2 bottles Naturemade Vitamin D
1 case Rite Aid brand bottled water (not pictured)

Coupons used:
(2) BOGO Skintimate IPs
(4) $2 Skintimate in ad
(2) $2 Naturemade vitamins (on sale, BOGO)
$1 Up reward

Total after coupons = $1.66




Sunday, March 3, 2013

FREE dental care for adults


Misson of Mercy is a two day free dental clinic being organized by members of the Eastern Shore Dental Society and other local volunteers for the weekend of March 15-17, 2013 at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center. The focus of this mission is to provide treatment of immediate dental needs to the under-served populations on the Delmarva Peninsula. Anyone 19 years of age or older is eligible to receive services including extractions, restoration (fillings) or cleanings. All of the treatment will be provided by volunteer board registered dental and medical professionals at no cost to those receiving care.For more information and to sign up to volunteer call 443-365-5776 or visiting their website.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Frugals winter 2013



I managed to get my hands on a copy of the Winter 2013 publication of Frugals earlier than usual and I’ve already used 2 of the coupons in there!  Hurry, go find your copy today!  It’s packed full of GREAT coupons to use at local businesses throughout the Delmarva peninsula.

New year = new style?  If so, then head to H&H Furniture in Pocomoke.  They have a large showroom with a wide variety of décor from primitive to modern, including items such as candles, lighting, linens and even appliances.  On the inside front cover, you can save $50 on any furniture or appliance purchase of $500 or more OR 20% off any in stock accessory item.

With the cold weather setting in, your kids might get bored of playing with all their new Christmas gifts.  When they come asking to do something, why not try out Delmarva Trampoline Arena in Delmar?  Fun and fitness for all ages, it’s Maryland’s first indoor trampoline park and offers great family fun as well as birthday/group party accommodations.  Not the jumping kind?  Not to worry…they have softball pitching machines to help pass the time also.

If you have never been to Delmarva Discovery Center in Pocomoke, I highly recommend taking a visit there soon!  My kids LOVE the place, especially the touch tank with creatures local to our waters.  They will be holding their Winter Wonderland Gala on February 16 from 7-10p.  Prices start at just $40.  Perfect for your Valentine’s Day weekend dinner celebration, but also a great way to help support such a great learning tool.  

Right next door is the Riverside Grill, Pocomoke’s riverfront restaurant, sister business to the well known Back Street Grill in Salisbury.  On the back cover, you will find several coupons for Riverside Grill, including BOGO 50% off entrée, a FREE appetizer or $3 off your total check.  Don’t have time for a sit deal meal with your busy schedule?  There are lots of coupons for fast food in this edition also; Hardees (multiple locations, page 9), Sonic (Fruitland, page 17), Primo Hoagies (Salisbury, page 12), Subway (Crisfield/Pocomoke, page 27 or Oak Hall/Onley/Exmore, page 42), Domino’s (Pocomoke, page 32) and 1 Fish 2 Fish (Salisbury, page 16).

February is the month of love in case you didn’t already know.  Waterside Inn in Chincoteague (page 40) has a “Lover’s Special” where you can receive a $100 gift certificate for only $80 if you purchase before the end of March.  Why not take your special Valentine there for a weekend getaway at their low off-season rates and enjoy the same full amenities that the tourists do during peak summer travel season!

Looking to take in a movie at not a lot of cost?  Then head to the MarVa Theater in Pocomoke, just down the street from Delmarva Discovery Center and Riverside Grill.  They routinely offer $5 admission on Friday/Saturday night movies , and also offer Classic movies on the second and fourth Thursdays every month.  On page 33, you will find a coupon good for a FREE drink when you purchase a large popcorn.  Don’t worry though, the snack prices aren’t anywhere near what they are at the “big” movie theaters at the malls and won’t break the bank if your entire family wants something to eat. 

It might be too cold for the pool, but now is prime hot tub/spa season.  What, no hot tub?  Not to worry, Dover Pools can help!  With several locations in Maryland and Delaware, there’s sure to be one close to you that can help you cure the winter blues.  Don’t forget the coupon on page 4 which can get you a FREE set of steps with any spa purchase.

The rodeo will be in town at the end of January.  If you need some western wear for your night out, check out Chick’s Discount Saddlery.  They have weekly online specials, and even a 20% off any purchase over $20 (page 11).

Need the kids to run off some of their energy?  Send them to Breckenridge Farms in Linkwood where they can play paintball OR have some fun in the ATV park consisting of 3 trail systems over 14 miles long!  You can get 25% off admission using the coupon found on page 15.

While you might not be ready for retirement, certainly you know someone who is.  More and more of those retirees are finding themselves in need of assisted living.  Chesapeake Cove in Crisfield (page 31) is an amazingly beautiful place with exceptional round the clock service and care for your loved one.  There’s NO application fee (limited time only) and if you sign a lease by March 31, you can received HALF OFF your 2nd & 3rd month’s rent!

Have you started looking for child care for the summer months?  Maybe you need somewhere now?  Try Mitchell’s Martial Arts in Salisbury.  They offer an after school program, including pick up at local school, homework and snack time, and martial arts instruction.  Their daycare program employs fully licensed staff, teaches a state approved Pre-K curriculum, and features early drop off, full or half day care with NO forced naps!  It’s a fully secure facility with metal doors and requires ID when picking children up.  With the coupon on page 23, you can save 50% off the registration fees and also get a special discount for summer camp!

It’s officially tax season, the time of year most of us dread!  Need your tax refund fast and cheap?!  Liberty Tax Preparation is your place, and has a coupon valid of $31 off your tax prep fee.  Don’t forget to wave back to the Statue of Liberty waving at you as you drive by.  Some find their tax refund helpful to buy larger items they need, like a new car.  If that’s the case, check out Buchanan Subaru in Pocomoke.  Not ready to car shop yet?  Consider them for your next vehicle servicing.  An oil change is only $14.95 with the coupon on page 35.  Need some work that’s going to cost a bit more, then use the 20% off any service over $100.

If you’re looking for something educational, check out the 12th annual Eastern Shore Heritage Celebration (page 42) at Eastern Shore Community College in Virginia on February 23 from 10a-3p.  There’s food, live music, children’s activities, lectures, artists and other exhibits, and admission is FREE!  Or, you could attend the Frontier:  The War of 1812 ballet (page 37) put on by the Ballet Theatre of Maryland at the MarVa Theater in Pocomoke on February 9 at 2p & 7p.

Spring will soon be in the air, and spring means flowers and prom to many high schoolers in our area.  I remember my senior prom like it was yesterday.  Russell’s Formal & Bridal in Parksley, VA (page 43) have top name brand gowns in many styles and colors available.  Special ordering is available, as well as “dress registration” for MD/VA schools.  You can also get FREE alterations on current gowns AND a FREE pair of earrings with any current gown purchase.  We all know the flowers help accent the outfit, and Four Seasons Florist in Chincoteague (page 42) is a great place to help you do just that.  With 70 years of combined experience, they are sure to have the perfect flowers for your special occasion.  Don’t forget the 20% off any one item coupon in this Frugals edition.

Many of our local fire departments are purely based on volunteers.  This means they also rely heavily on donations from the communities they serve to help maintain their equipment, pay for training, and occasionally purchase new equipment.  Because many of us hate the old-fashion door-to-door soliciting for monetary donations, several departments have come up with fun alternatives to help them earn money.  For example, Parksley Volunteer Fire Company has their Boat & Bucks giveaway on June 8th (page 41) where you can win a 2013 Caroline Skiff DLV 19’.  Only 1000 tickets are sold, and even if you aren’t the lucky winner of the boat, there’s also drawings for $250 cash every 15 minutes and 50/50 drawings also.  Tickets are $40 each for all this fun which also includes all you can eat & drink as well as entertainment from 6-10p.  The Girdletree Volunteer Fire Company has a Cash Bike Bash on June 1 (page 36), which has many of the same features as the Parksley event, except a Harley Davidson motorcycle is the grand prize!  You can order tickets online using code FRUGALS and get 3 tickets for $100 (normally $40 each).  

New in 2013, Frugals is organizing Cash Mob events throughout the Eastern Shore at some of your favorite places to shop.  Its main purpose is to support local businesses, because it’s no secret that many are suffering from these tough economic times, but the consumer also wins because they get awesome deals available only for a short period of time, similar to Black Friday sales!  To find out about the Cash Mob events, simply “like” Frugals on Facebook and send an email to info@frugals.biz to request to be added to their weekly email blasts.  If you snooze, you lose!