Looks like we can combine this with the stuff we're paying OOP.
Update: this is calculated on the selling prices, so we'll get to $100.01 much faster!

Offer #500
Valid from 11/25/07 to 12/24/07
Rite Aid Gift Certificate
VALID ONLY ON PRODUCTS
PURCHASED 11/25/07 - 12/24/07**
Gift of Savings Offer
Just by shopping at Rite Aid during the holidays, you can earn as much as $20* sent to you in the form of a Rite Aid gift certificate.

Earning your gift certificate is a snap:
• Save all your Rite Aid receipts from November 25 through December 24.
• Enter all of your information and the code from your receipts on the Gift of Savings program website.
• Get your gift certificate mailed right to your home.

Purchase $25.00-$50.00 for a $5.00 Rite Aid Gift Certificate OR
Purchase $50.01-$100.00 for a $10.00 Rite Aid Gift Certificate OR
Purchase $100.01 or more for a $20.00 Rite Aid Gift Certificate

* Qualifying purchase amount is determined before sales tax and excludes the purchase of prescriptions, prescription co-pays, lottery tickets, tobacco, alcohol products, money orders, gift certificates, stamps, licenses, other mailing services and any other items excluded by law. Returned products will not be honored for rebate or other offers.Cash back is provided in the form of a Rite Aid gift certificate via mail. Rite Aid gift certificate will be mailed separately from any rebate checks. Qualifying receipts must be submitted by January 23, 2008. Gift certificates will be mailed after the promotional period ends and will expire on April 26, 2008. Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash, may not be returned, and will not be replaced if lost or stolen.

**Offer valid only on products purchased between the dates shown above. Purchases made outside of stated dates will not be honored.

LIMIT ONE (1) CERTIFICATE PER HOUSEHOLD

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UPDATE: This is calculated on the price charged, not the "after coupon" total. I just entered my receipt for last week; I paid $15.73 (before tax) because they were OOS on a few things, and the website shows the selling price! So that single receipt qualifies me for $5!

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I'm going to buy 2 Amazon gift cards tomorrow at Rite Aid (Can you believe they actually carry them?) Only place in my town that has them. I saw on the Amazon site that starting in Nov. select stores were carrying them. I called Amazon - they had a neat CS thing now. You type in your phone number, and they immediately call you back. Anyway she name some stores that are not anywhere around here, then said RiteAid. I called my local RA to be sure, and they carry them in $25 amounts. Which leads me to my main question - will this purchase count toward the Savings 500?

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The only way to find out is to enter the receipt! If so, that is very exciting, as I still need to buy some GCs and I believe my RA carries them. Let us know!

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So is this any products or certain ones? tia

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I just checked the website, and it does exclude gift certificates. bummer!
Here's the link: https://riteaid.rebateplus.com/holid...telistpage.asp

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Wonder if I can get enough free HIP makeup to qualify for anything -

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I've still got 5 of those coupons, so that would almost push me over $100. with the offers this week, I'm definitely going over anyway, since I have $70.

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