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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Pabst Beer Rebate - $6 on Pizza


Pabst Blue Ribbon  Beer Rebate 

Beer rebates are one of my favorite ways to save money on groceries.  They are usually for products I  purchase anyway.  Find the rebate form at the grocery store - usually with the beer displays.

Get up to $6 back my Mail with purchase of Fresh or Frozen Pizza
  • Purchase must occur between 1/13/13 - 3/31/13
  • Purchase price of qualifying items must exceed $6.01
  • No Beer Purchase Required in  AL, AR, CT, HI, IN, KY, ME, MN,MO, NC, NJ, NY, UT and WV
  • Beer purchase required in other states
Thanks, nskcsf! 

7 comments:

  1. Where did you get these rebates?

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  2. I can't speak for nskcsf but the Shop 'n Save in Fenton had these (they supposedly ran out quickly) under lock and key at the courtesy counter because they're sick of people stealing entire tearpads.

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    1. You see a lot of beer rebates on ebay. I refuse to buy coupons on ebay because it just encourages someone taking them all.

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  3. I found this one in frozen section at Dierbergs.

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    1. Thanks! I hope newbies learn to keep their eyes open for these rebates. I sure didn't notice them until I started couponing.

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  4. I use ebay to see which ones are out there and what they look like, but I too don't buy them off ebay as they are too expensive. I have bought some off of hot coupon world and/or refundsweepers since there are some that we just don't get in the STL area (I'm assuming because their beer isn't as popular in this area or they don't want to compete with AB!).

    I have noticed that the beer companies are starting to put the forms in the area of the store for what the rebate is for vs. putting the forms in the beer section. For instance, last month there was a Shocktop form for $4 off produce and I found it in the produce section of the grocery store on top of a small beer display. Again, looking at them on ebay just helps me know what the forms look like and what they are for. Also, note that you can do one offer number per household and sometimes there are forms that are the same but the offer number is different; you can do one per household per offer number.

    Just some suggestions for newer folks looking for the forms. :)

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