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Resources For Black Friday Shopping

Where to see the sales flyers weeks in advance, which apps to use, and more tips, for Black Friday Shopping.

Black Friday Sale Ads

 There are a variety of websites and apps that allow you to browse the Black Friday sales weeks in advance.  Most of the sites have a search feature, allowing you to search for a specific item and compare the sales all stores are running on that item.  
Black Friday Apps
Be sure to download the apps for your favorite stores ahead of time, make sure you are logged in, and that any loyalty cards are added.  

More Apps For Shopping Coupons & Fliers:
  • Ibotta - Earn Cash Back On Purchases by linking your loyalty cards and scanning receipts. Simple to use, this is the most popular shopping rewards app among my friends.
  • The Coupons App - An app of coupons.  Add your favorite stores, and especially fast food restaurants, and it shows the cheapest gas prices in your area too.  This app has a great amount of information, but it's a bit of a pain to set up and customize, and it has pop up ads, unless you are willing to pay 99 cents a month to subscribe.
  • Shopular is similar to the Coupons App above, but without the pop up ads, and it is easier to set up your favorite stores.  However, it lacks the gas price option, and the format the coupons are shown in is a bit more cluttered - it seems to be geared more towards online shopping, with bonuses for visiting websites and making purchases through the app.
Black Friday Tips
  • Purchase discounted gift cards at places like Sams Club & use those to shop for your deals.
  • Use websites like https://www.dealsplus.com/blackfriday to compare the best Black Friday Deals on items you are shopping for
Clarks Condensed has a list of 23 ways to get the most out of Black Friday.  Most are pretty common sense tips, but one you may not know is to shop on Wednesday.  Know the Friday sales, and stop in on Wednesday - many times the sales actually start early, and you can avoid the crowds completely!  https://clark.com/shopping-retail/secret-black-friday-shopping-tips-revealed/

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Pay By The Page, Not The Cartridge - Saving Money With HP Instant Ink


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When you sign up for an HP Instant Ink plan, you pay a monthly fee to print a defined number of pages per month. The plans are based on the number of pages that you print, not on how many ink cartridges you use.  

 My ink costs will be under $50 this year. Total.
 It used to be twice that, at least, and I wasn't even printing nearly as much.   I've printed at least a dozen cookbooks this year alone.  

 The only catch is that you have to have an instant ink compatible HP printer, but I think all of the newer printers are compatible.  I've been using this for 6 months now, and wish I had learned about this so much sooner!  The 

When you sign up for an HP Instant Ink plan, you pay a monthly fee to print a defined number of pages per month. The plans are based on the number of pages that you print, not on how many ink cartridges you use. 

 Your monthly fee pays for ink, shipping, and recycling.

  If you do not print all of your plan pages in a month, you can roll over up to two times the number of pages per month in your plan. ( For the $0 plan, only unused additional pages that were purchased roll over into the next month. Free pages do not roll over.)

  If you print more pages, there is an additional charge but you are still paying the same price per page as your base plan.  OR, you can login and up your plan to the next level before the billing cycle.  When I realized I was going to go way over my 50 pages last month, I simply logged in and bumped up to the $4.99 a month plan, giving me 100 pages.  I'll stay at that rate through the holidays, when I print a lot more, and I can go back to a lower plan for the summer months when I am not printing nearly as much.

  A printed page counts the same whether it’s black and white, a color document, or a photo. 

Check it out here:
I use an HP Envy 7800  - I love this printer.

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Genealogy Albums On Shutterfly

New to Shutterfly ? You can get a FREE 8x8 photo book - just in time for Christmas.  :-) I have one of Grandma Truckenmiller, a recipe album (Truckenmiller recipes) and a couple of other genealogy albums all premade that you can order (shipping is not free unless you spend over $39), or you can of course make your own, and when you do, I then also get another free 8x8 book.

First, sign up here:

Then click on any of the links below, if they are the albums you are looking to order.  (Or create your own! )

 The Brown Genealogy is an 8x8 album  -

http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZNmTJm5YsWrFoA
Aikey Oberdorf (this is a 12x12 album - so it would not be free, but they will credit the amount of the 8x8 album towards the price) http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZNmTJm5YsWrFoA

Truckenmiller Recipe Drawer Album 8x8
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZNmTJm5YsWrFCg

The Smith Family - (this is a 12x12 album - so it would not be free, but they will credit the amount of the 8x8 album towards the price)

Mary Ellen Lewis' Photo Album - This is an 8x11 album -
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZNmTJm5YsWrE1g


You Can't Take It With You - the Watsontown Christian Academy Play -
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZNmTJm5YsWrEOA

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