Extreme Couponing

Yesterday I felt like I was on an episode of TLC's extreme couponing.  I got two dresses (one for me and one for my baby girl) for $2.88 including taxes and shipping (to Calais, ME).  The invoice showed my dress cost $0.61 and hers $0.25.  My sister's reaction, was "What???  How is that even possible?".  Well in Canada with our coupon laws it wouldn't be.  However, when my husband and I went shopping in Maine last week we went to Kohl's and for every $50 you spent you got $10 in kohl's cash to spend this week.  Normally, those coupons would sit in my wallet and never get used, as I thought you could only use them in store.  It turns out you can use them online as well!  Also yesterday I got an e-mail from Kohl's with a code to get an extra 20% off your purchase, as well I had a code for 15% off women's/juniors dresses that ended yesterday.  So with my Kohl's cash and the coupon codes the total was $2.88.  Now I understand why people are addicted to extreme couponing, I was so excited to have got this deal!  Here is the code for 20% off any purchase at kohls.com (in case you want to do some shopping) valid until Saturday, April 7th:  SPRING2SAVE.  Happy bargain hunting!

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