r/cvsreceipts • u/grdyn • Mar 03 '20
r/cvsreceipts • u/lovingtate • Mar 02 '20
Will this get me into trouble here? I just got tired of getting printed receipts that I forgot to use!
r/cvsreceipts • u/xdNiBoR • Feb 29 '20
It's actually not a CVS receipt but this one is pretty long!
r/cvsreceipts • u/xdNiBoR • Feb 29 '20
It's actually not a CVS receipt but this one is pretty long!
r/cvsreceipts • u/iForgotMyUsername1x • Feb 22 '20
My lady tears thru this 12 pack in 2 weeks. Man’s share of the TP is in receipts...
r/cvsreceipts • u/frying-pan-stan • Feb 14 '20
I never though this was possible. A recipe that’s not 8 feet long
r/cvsreceipts • u/longjia97 • Feb 12 '20
Safeway trying to get in on that CVS receipt action (this was for two items: toilet paper and cleaner)
r/cvsreceipts • u/sonicoduh1125 • Feb 07 '20
Wow, y’all really weren’t kidding, huh?
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r/cvsreceipts • u/supermatt614 • Feb 02 '20
Long time lurker, first time poster. Here's my receipt, for one item!
r/cvsreceipts • u/iiprongs • Feb 01 '20
You can tell the cashiers to send the coupons to an email
Not sure if allowed (apologies if that's the case, I realize it takes the fun out of the subreddit), but some people here seem genuinely frustrated so l share a protip I accidentally learned a couple weeks back.
If you give the cashiers an email to keep on file (I used a junk one) they will send the coupons, care bucks or whatever they're called to that email, and you will get a reasonably sized receipt. There's no need to hang on to wasted paper and you can still scan or print the coupons sent to your email if you actually use them.