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New Commissary Rewards Card, get your’s today

February 10, 2013 by Nutty Hiker Last Modified: March 2, 2022Leave a Comment

Military Families there is a new Commissary Rewards Card! Couponing is the latest trend in saving money, it even has TV shows about it. Have you ever seen one of those shows? Couponing can be time-consuming. I have tried it a few times but it never lasts. I hate going out for the Sunday paper and sometimes it’s a waste of $1.50 if I don’t clip any good coupons.  What about printable coupons online? The commissary doesn’t take them, so that makes it a waste of time. Have you ever tried to keep your coupons organized?  It’s almost impossible. There is no way I am going to keep 30 little paper clippings straight while pushing two small kids around while arguing with them to sit down.

Needless to say, I’m not really a fan of couponing, until today! The commissary has a new rewards card that you can load your coupons on online and just swipe your card at check out and all your selected coupons are redeemed! Pure genius! Now I know this isn’t a new thing, but it took the commissary a while to see the light. I found this new amazing rewards card this week at my local commissary. It’s all as easy as 1, 2, 3!

  1. Pick up a rewards card at your local commissary
  2. Register your new card here: http://www.commissaries.com/rewards/index.cfm
  3. Look through and clip the coupons you like. After you register your card the website will take you right to all the coupons!

I have done all three steps, but in true military fashion, I am waiting until payday to hit the commissary with my new rewards card. I’ll be sure to let you all know how that goes unless one of you goes before me. Feel free to let us all know how you like your new card and if it’s worth the time & effort. The commissary website also has a feature to make your shopping list, so you can clip your coupons and then make your list.  All this high-tech stuff is pretty cool. Go get your new rewards card today and start saving!

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