New eCoupon Program: SavingStar

by Briana Carter on April 23, 2011

There is a new eCoupon service in town, SavingStar. I’m excited about this one because you can use these eCoupons at some of the largest retailers including CVS, Shaws, Shop & Shop, Giant, Kroger, Marsh Supermarkets, and many more. There are over 100 retail chains with 21,000 locations nationwide. This is VERY exciting news!

SavingStar works like other eCoupon programs, which means nothing to clip and nothing to print. When you pre-register your store loyalty cards, your savings will be redeemed when your card is swiped at checkout. However, unlike some of the other eCoupon programs, you will not necessarily see the savings at the register. You will get your savings deposited into your SavingStar account.

Even though you can add multiple store loyalty cards, I **think** you can only redeem each eCoupon once across all the stores. I will have to get confirmation on this but the eCoupons state “One Time Use Only.”

You can then redeem your SavingStar savings via Bank Deposit, Paypal, or Amazon gift cards. Once you hit $5, you can select a payout option.

Other things I’m unclear is how these will work with paper coupons or other eCoupon programs.

Let me know how this new program SavingStar works for you!

Tagged as: ecoupons, SavingStar

comments { 4 Comments }

mary - April 23, 2011 @ 3:23 pm 1

This is interesting! I have recently had trouble wth Kroger’s ecoupons , when wanting to use the better doubled paper coupon than the ecoupon. But awesome to see CVS on there. Thanks fo the heads up!
Josh Grossman - April 23, 2011 @ 7:31 pm 2

Hi Briana,

Thanks for checking out SavingStar! To answer your questions, most coupons can only be used one time. If a coupon can be used multiple times it will say “Unlimited purchases” (this month the only coupon with unlimited purchases is Florida’s Natural). Also, SavingStar eCoupons are independent from other services’ paper coupons or digital coupons.
CJ - April 24, 2011 @ 3:18 pm 3

Thanks for the info! It’s only available at CVS in my area and most of the coupons are for food items that CVS doesnt sell, but hopefully they’ll add more coupons I can use.