How to Use Staples Easy Rebates & Staples Rewards Program
Saving money on use staples easy rebates does not have to be complicated. We rounded up the essentials so you can spend less and skip the guesswork.
Key Takeaways
- I thought it would be a good idea to cover each of the 3 different Rewards Programs at the Major Office Supply Stores this week.
- I know that these can be confusing so I wanted to go over the basics of each system so that you hopefully have a better understanding of how...
- You can View this Video on You Tube if you have problems.
I thought it would be a good idea to cover each of the 3 different Rewards Programs at the Major Office Supply Stores this week. I know that these can be confusing so I wanted to go over the basics of each system so that you hopefully have a better understanding of how each program works.
You can View this Video on You Tube if you have problems.
How to use the Staples Simple Rebate System
Staples frequently offers Simple Rebates on items like Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Labels and more. When you purchase a Staples Simple Rebate Item in stores you will get a Long Receipt at checkout which contains your rebate information. You can log on to the Staples Simple Rebates Website and enter your rebate offer number and the Simple Rebate ID Number, this is the code at the bottom of your receipt.
You can enter all of your Staples Simple Rebates online and you will receive your rebates in about 6 weeks. You can choose to have your Staples Simple Rebate sent as a Check which is nice because the money does not have to be spent at Staples again in the future. This is the main difference between the Staples Simple Rebates and the Staples Rewards. Rebates can be sent back to you as a check or on a Prepaid Debit Card.
You do not need to sign up to take advantage of Staples Simple Rebates, these will print automatically at checkout when you purchase qualifying items.
How to use Staples Rewards
Start by Signing Up for Staples Rewards. This is a Free Program and this rewards system allows you to track all of your rewards purchases including Staples Free after Rewards Items.
When you are purchasing Staples Rewards Items such as the Free after Rewards Duracell Batteries that we see from time to time, you will want to make sure the cashier scans your Staples Rewards Card at checkout. This allows Staples to track the purchase automatically and issue your rewards to your account, If you do not scan your card there is no way to go back and get your rewards added. If you need a new Staples Card and you are already a rewards member you can print a new Card in the help section of the Staples Rewards Page.
You will get 10% Cash Back on Purchases of Copy Paper, Ink, Toner and Copy and Print Orders. You will also get up to $2 back per Ink Cartridge just for recycling. The Staples Rewards on Ink (10%) Plus the $2 Credit for Recycling your Ink Cartridges make for a excellent way to save on Printer Ink, especially if you use HP Printer ink which is frequently excluded from most coupons or sales.
You need a MINIMUM of $10 per Quarter to receive your Staples Rewards. These do not carry over so I always try to purchase a minimum of $10 in Staples Rewards Items at a time so I don’t miss out on the rewards certificates. At the end of each quarter Staples will mail you a rewards certificate. Typically these have 90 days before they expire.
Minimum Purchases at Staples
During Back to School Shopping we frequently see items that are only a few cents available with a minimum purchase. Staples typically has a minimum purchase of just $5 and one of the easiest ways to meet the minimum purchase is buying either a Free after Rebate Item or Free after Rewards Items. This is double dipping by meeting the minimum with an item that’s free after rewards or rebates, and also picking up the Penny Items all at the same time. This is just one of the excellent ways you can stack the savings at Staples!
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Final Thoughts
Before you check out, double-check use staples easy rebates against current offers and any coupons you can stack. Small habits like this add up to real savings over a year.
Originally published at passionforsavings.com.
Heather Schisler
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