11/5 - 11/11 Rite-Aid ... $5 in Plenti pts w/ $25 Xbox GC (limit 2)

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The current Rite-Aid ad features these CAG-worthy deals:

  • Earn 500 Plenti points (aka $5) when you buy a $25 Xbox gift card. Limit 2 per Plenti acct.
  • Earn 800 Plenti points (aka $8) when you buy $50 in StubHub or Darden restaurant gift cards (accepted @ Olive Garden®, LongHorn Steakhouse®, Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen®, Yard House®, The Capital Grille®, Seasons 52®, Bahama Breeze® and Eddie V's®) ... these 2 can be flexible loads between $25 - $200 each. Limit 2 per Plenti acct.
  • 50% off electronic video games including Atari Flashback & Genesis Classic (reg. $69.99 each).
  • 50% off electronics from Magnavox & Craig ... amongst other things, they show a throwaway Win8 tablet, BT speaker tower, and 19" TV in the ad, but not great selection at my store to know if these are priced as reasonable stocking-stuffers or secret-Santa gifts. :lol:
Obviously y'all came to this thread for this ...

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For those not familiar with Plenti, you can earn/cash points at these B&M locations:

  • Macy's
  • Rite Aid
  • Chili's
  • Bi-Lo
  • Harvey's
  • Winn-Dixie
  • Exxon / Mobil
  • (plus they have a "cashback" program to earn 1% at 800 online stores using a click-through link)

Small print says the following ...

Limit 2 offers per customer. Plenti points earned at Rite Aid generally credit to account 6am day after issuance. Expire after 2 years. Must fully enroll and have at least 200 points to use Plenti points. See http://plenti.com/terms for details. Plenti points are worth at least $1 in savings for every 100 points earned. No mix & match. Applicable sales tax applies.
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Finally I'll add that you can't use prior Plenti points to purchase the Xbox GC's, but you can use either debit or CC cards to purchase them, unlike @ grocery chains like Safeway or Kroger which are debit-only. There's also no sales tax charged on Xbox GC's.

 
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Exxon is always a good place to redeem points at since just about everyone needs gas.  I usually redeem my points back at Rite Aid since when you combine them with other on-sale or point-giving items it tends to be a great deal.  Not to mention you can buy everyday essentials like milk, bottled water and TP there, and a lot of times they are on sale (excluding milk of course though this week in the paper ad there is a coupon for $3 off milk when 4 $2.49 Special K cereals are purchased).

 
Until October 31st, AT&T was doing the Plenti points program where my monthly phone bill earned points but ... that is gone now. Doubtful I'll continue to use Plenti points system going forward but I did earn a few points recently while at Macy's. Still, for those who are willing/able to do so, I guess using the gas stations is good, too. Good luck!

 
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