New Grocery Rebate Program... Your Coupon Clipping Days Are Over!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 27, 2009 -- Have you ever wondered if there was an easier, more consistent way of saving money at the grocery store than clipping coupons? For most families, it’s impractical to wait until the ‘right’ coupon shows up. Cereal vanishes as soon as it is opened, peanut butter runs out at the worst possible moment, and bread is always a hot commodity. While coupon clipping can save the devoted follower a dollar here and a dollar there, there is now a grocery rebate program for the rest of us!

This incredible grocery rebate program is as simple as it is amazing. It is designed to reward consumers for loyalty to their favorite grocery store. As with any business, grocery stores are anxious to keep their best customers, and they’re willing to pay for it. Instead of spending money trying to convince new shoppers to walk through their doors, they are targeting the customers they already have, and rewarding them in the process.

So how does the program work, and what’s the catch? The grocery rebate program has but one requirement: In order to participate, the customer must spend at least $100 per month on groceries and send in the receipts for processing. Participants in the program then receive back a $25 Visa Gift Card as a ‘Thank You’ for their loyalty and patronage. The best part is, the program allows customers to buy what they want, spend the money that they were already going to spend, and get rewarded for it!

The grocery rebate program works with certificates of varying denominations. Currently, $50, $150, $300 and $500 grocery certificates can be purchased for literally pennies on the dollar. The $50 grocery certificate provides redemption vouchers for two months (2 months x $25 per month = $50), while the $500 grocery certificate provides redemption vouchers for 20 months (20 x $25 = $500), and is by far the best value.

So only one question remains: If the cost of the grocery certificate is only a fraction of its face value, how can the program make financial sense for anyone involved? The answer is easy. First of all, it goes without saying that the grocery stores hope that more than $100 will be spent in their locations every month (the $100 threshold is the minimum needed to qualify for the $25 rebate). Secondly, the parent company that originates all of the rebates is first and foremost a marketing company. Every rebate that is mailed out is accompanied by advertisements. It is similar to the Val-pak of coupons that are often seen in the mail. The difference is, the advertisers that pay for the service know that the envelope will be opened, if for nothing else than to retrieve the $25 Visa gift card. Also, they know that the advertisements are reaching the household’s decision maker. It is those paid advertisements that ultimately make the program work.

This grocery rebate program really is a no-brainer. There are no coupons to clip, no off-brand products to buy, and no extra fees. Shoppers spend the money that they were already going to spend, and stretch the family budget by getting rewarded for it.

Find out more and get yours today at www.CertificateMarketingUSA.com.

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