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Hey all...

When we were talking about saving money, Ebates.com came up again!! I remember telling some of you about this website last year, but some were skeptical.  Then Amylynn brought it up this year, it IS a really useful site!! 

Here is how you do it:

Go to Ebates.com.  Sign up.  You just use your email address and create a password.  They are also going to have you enter in your home address and info so they know where to send your rebate check when it comes time to cash in.  You can also donate it to charity if you like.  : )  You can also enter in either Amylynn's or my email address.  Then we get a few bucks for signing you up!!  You will also get some money just for signing up.  If you are confused about how it works, they have a place on their website that explains it. Over the last  2 years, I've gotten almost $200 back!! They have a ton of stores, here are some.....

Babys/Toys R Us, Kohls, Kmart/Sears, JCPenney, Target, Walmart, Macy's, Ebay!, iTunes (& Apple Store), Barnes & Nobles, Cabela's, Joe's Sporting Goods, Eddie Bauer, Land's End, LL Bean...

You name it, it's probably in there! Anything from 1-8% cash back, or free shipping.. it all adds up!

Ebates.com

Kristy or Amylynn's email : please refer to Eileen's email sheet :) 

Links and Subscribing

I just posted some links and I would love to do more if anyone has more to share. I also put the subscribe to buttons up. It doesn't work like I thought it would though. If you subsribe to one, the updates go to a central webpage. It would work well if you have several blogs that you check. Then you can go to one website to view them.
Hope everyone is doing well. It's been a while since we've seen you!

Kristy, from your photos on Facebook, looks like you had a good Super Bowl party. Which team were you rooting for? I cheered for the Steeler who ran the 100 yds, but then booed him when he started beating up on a Cardinal player. Since we lived in Arizona for 11 years, we naturally were for the Cardinal and were so disappointed when they came "this close" to winning but still lost.