Originally Posted by DealStalker
Ok i got it now.Its 6% of everything u buy that desont earn ecbs.Another words i wont be getting any kind of % back.I (for the most part)only buy ecb stuff.(
).Oh well.
I think you're misunderstanding how the Triple Extra Care bucks are calculated....
It has nothing to do with any purchases that you make that earn you ECB's....
Ya see, every quarter, we get 2% back on our "Quarterly Spendings", and occassionally, they will offer a promo (like is apparently going on now) where we print a "Triple Extra Care Bucks coupon" (I call it a "Tripler" coupon) and we take it in to the store and have the cashier scan the "Tripler" coupon with our Extra Care card and that makes it so we can earn 6% on our "Spending" for the quarter as opposed to just the normal 2%.
But, for some reason, I can't "view" the "Tripler" coupon this time - so I can't print it.
But, it could be because of technical issues that they were having today.
BUT - I just checked now - and I still can't "view" it to print it.?.?.?
I'm thinking perhaps it's automatic now???
But anyway - as for how the "Quarterly Spendings" are calculated....
It's not tallied by the items that you purchased that DIDN'T earn you ECB's...that's irrelevant.
It's your totals AFTER sale and ALL coupon deductions.
Your "Out of Pocket Spending".
Simple as that.
So, if you go in and buy $80 worth of stuff, but after all of your coupons/deductions, you only spend $1.00 "out of your pocket", then you will earn 2% (or 6% when they are tripling) of that $1.00 that you spent.
And each time you "spend" money at CVS during the quarter, your "Quarterly Spendings Total" goes up....and so do your quarterly earnings.
So, you can still buy items that earn you ECB's and earn quarterly percentage earnings for those purchases.....
Just as long as you "spend" money - not get everything for FREE.
The "Quarterly Spendings" is the actual money that you've spent....AFTER ALL DEDUCTIONS.
So, it's not the BEFORE COUPONS SUBTOTAL.....it's how much money you actually handed the cashier.
I hope that helps.
Sherry