WALMART: Energizer Batteries ONLY $0.37/package!!

July 3, 2014 by Joni

WALMART MATCHUPS

Now through 8/14, whenever you buy 2 specially marked packs of Energizer MAX batteries at Walmart, you’ll be able to submit for a FREE $10 Walmart Gift Card (We did this last year and it only took a few weeks to receive our cards). This is a great deal and a great time to stock up and get ready for CHRISTmas 2014!

Here’s what the deal looks like:

**WALMART MATCHUPS**
Buy (2) Energizer MAX Batteries $6.37-$6.97
Total: As low as $12.74
Use (2) $1/1 Energizer Batteries printable coupons
Pay: $10.74
Submit for $10 Walmart gift card by mail
Final Cost: $0.74 for both or JUST $0.37/package!!

NOTE: There is a limit of (4) $10 rewards per person/household/email, so you can stock up and get ready for CHRISTmas 2014!!

Thanks, Hip2save

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Comments

Mary Orton says

July 6, 2014 at 2:30 pm

Is this a different deal from the one at Christmas time? I already did that one and wondered if I can do this also.

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