Getting a bonus...

 Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with Fetch. I just enjoy getting something extra for the shopping I do anyway.


So, since we all need to buy groceries, why not get something extra from it. You've probably heard of this app called Fetch Rewards. You do your shopping, snap a picture of your receipt, and boom, points. You can also connect your different accounts, like Safeway or Amazon. It will automatically check for receipts and give you points next time you open your Fetch app.

Each receipt is at least 25 points. Depending on the products you buy, or where you shop, you can earn more points. Sometimes you can get 900 points for any receipt from Safeway. Currently, if you spend $3 on Pasta Roni or Rice-A-Roni, you get a bonus 2000 points. Things like that. It adds up quickly. 

You can cash in your points for different gift cards. They offer a large selection to choose from. I just cashed out my points for a $50 Home Depot gift card. I already have over 13000 points towards my next one.


So, if you want to start earning points, too, for shopping you already do, sign up via the link below. If you want to use my code, we both get points after you scan your first receipt.


"Turn basically anything you do into gift cards with Fetch. Earn at stores, restaurants and shopping online. Even playing free games. Download Fetch with my link or use code GWTD9 to get a bonus when you submit your first receipt."

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