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Get Cash Back at King Soopers — Earn Extra $ For What You Already Buy!

POSTED BY
Bryan

Chalk this up under “How did we miss this one?” Since March 2019, King Soopers has been offering what may be a well-kept secret to many shoppers. Through the shopper’s loyalty account, customers can earn cash back on grocery purchases. (If you’re familiar with Ibotta, it’s a very similar program.) Basically, earning a rebate on qualifying purchases that’s applied back to your loyalty account.

The system is much like using a coupon — simply in reverse. Rather than saving the money upfront, you get the money back, after the qualifying purchase. (It may take up to one week for the rebate to appear on your account.)

However, just like digital coupons, you need to add the offers to your account. You must “clip” the rebates you want to your account, prior to purchasing. If you don’t download it first, you’re out of luck. The rebates are not retroactive. 

Also like coupons, the rebate is only valid for a single use. (While you may purchase five boxes of cereal, you will only get the rebate on one.)

Most of the rebates range from 50¢ to $2.

Good news! The cash back program is available via its website and, now, also on the app.

The cash back can be redeemed in one of two ways:

Credit — Simply transfer the amount to your SooperCard. There is no minimum amount required.  The credit will automatically redeem at checkout on your next shopping order. And, if you don’t use it all at once, the remaining balance will remain on the account. It’s important to note that the credit is available for use by all members of a household who share the account. Whoever does the shopping next will get the discount.

Cash — If you prefer cash, you can receive payment via Pay Pal. There is a minimum transfer amount of $20. And, of course, you must have a valid PayPal account.

The rebates are cumulative, so each one just keeps adding to your total. As an incentive, you may want to set a goal for yourself (maybe $50 or $100?) and, then, treat yourself for being such a smart, savvy shopper.

It’s kind of like keeping extra change in a jar, you’d be surprised at how quickly it adds up. Oh, the fun!

Be sure you are purchasing the correct product (brand, size, flavor, etc.) or number of products. One of the biggest issues with cash back programs is that the shopper does not purchase the correct item or does not purchase the minimum required.

If you purchase the wrong item or not enough, you will not get the cash back. As a result, double-check the details of each offer, to ensure you’re meeting all of the requirements.

And, finally, we know there’s one question every true-blue bargain hunter wants to know the answer to: Can you combine coupons with the cash back offers? (Drum roll, please!)

Yes, you can stack a paper or digital coupon on top of a cash back offer for the same item. (One is considered “instant savings” and the other is deemed “earned savings.”)

For those unfamiliar with the term “stack”:

As an example, if there’s a digital coupon for 50¢ off Crest toothpaste and there’s also a cash back offer of 75¢ on that same tube of toothpaste, you can use both in the same transaction — for a total savings of $1.25.

To get started earning cash back, click here. 

For more about how to save money at King Soopers, check out our guide.

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Posted by Bryan on August 24, 2020 | Updated August 25, 2020 Filed Under: Groceries

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  1. Karen Perry says

    August 25, 2020 at 6:40 am

    I shop King Soopers and use ClickList every week. Where do you find the “tab” on the website to take you to these offers?? I see digital coupons and of course the weekly ad but don’t see where to find these offers. Thank you!!

  2. Bryan says

    August 25, 2020 at 6:59 am

    Karen – There is a link in the post that takes you directly to the cash back offers on the King Soopers website. – BKC

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