Great airfare deals on Virgin America. I usually buy tickets for a cheap Vegas getaway! Offer expires tomorrow!
Click on the link below:
http://www.virginamerica.com/vx/booking/fare-sale?cid=EM_elevate8639_gs
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Quick Tip: Massages
For those stressful days, get a massage at a stress free price!
Reflexology offers full body massages for $20-$30 dollars for 60-90 min.
Of course at that price, you won't have the ambiance of a Spa. However, you will be able to release some of the tension in your muscles and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit.
My favorite in the Bay Area is Relax Feet in the Sunset on Taravel. They don't have a website, but I'd you Yelp them-you can find all there locations. They just opened one in the mission.
Reflexology offers full body massages for $20-$30 dollars for 60-90 min.
Of course at that price, you won't have the ambiance of a Spa. However, you will be able to release some of the tension in your muscles and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit.
My favorite in the Bay Area is Relax Feet in the Sunset on Taravel. They don't have a website, but I'd you Yelp them-you can find all there locations. They just opened one in the mission.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Reward Programs
Do you remember getting a reward as a child for completing your star chart? Well, now you can get rewards as an adult by just joining.
Joining a reward programs has many benefits-get free products, free events, free money. Yes, I said it "Free $$!"
How do you get free $$?
1) Credit Cards
One of the ways to get free money is getting a credit card that offers cash back. Get a credit card that offers cash back.
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc/Dividend/Dec2011/200cb/external/default.htm?BTData=C021678736A61775A574B46BBB9A9BCA295918E8FE9FEF5E8E2DCDCD7D027851CE5C&BT_TRF=116065&app=UNSOL&sc=4V4ZJ2T1&m=XCK7MDX200W&langId=EN&siteId=CB&B=V&screenID=3000&uc=BF3&t=tcmp%3DAFA%7E01%7E120201%7ECARDSACQ%7Ecomparecards&link=Consumer%5F1412901627&ProspectID=4E9735CD7BF845ED96C04798ABB37487
Earn $200 cash back after $500 in purchases within the first 3 months of account opening
5% cash back on fitness club, health care, and utilities purchases from 1/1/2012 to 3/31/2012 upon enrollment. Each quarter, you can enroll to earn additional cash back in popular categories.
1% cash back on all other purchases
2) Credit Card discount
I shop at Target all the time. Why not get 5 percent off your purchases? I always pay for my purchases in full, so I don't get charged the interest rate. That's savings in your pocket.
https://redcard.target.com/redcard/content/rcw_benefits_tgt_rewards
Now the REDcard saves you 5% on top of our already low prices on every Target shopping trip, every day
3) Reward programs
Reward programs give you something for purchasing. Below are a few reward programs that I've joined and benefited.
Safeway GAS:
Safeway gas is already marked down, but just by using my Safeway card to buy groceries, I received 20 cents off per gallon for gas. I paid $3.97 per gallon for gas the other night. That's a steal-since gas prices are nearly $4.50 right now.
http://www.safeway.com/IFL/Grocery/RewardPoints-FAQ
Boudin Bakery:
I am a native San Franciscan, so I love the sourdough. I get a free 1lb. every month.
http://www.boudinbakery.com/rewards
The Boudin Frequent Buyer card is a rewards program designed to show our appreciation for our loyal guests. Have your card swiped each time you make a purchase and for every dollar spent you will be awarded one (1) reward point. For every 50 points accumulated you will receive $5 off toward your next purchase. Plus, register your card online and get a free 1 lb. loaf of sourdough bread every month for a year.
Godiva:
One truffle will cost you around $2.25. Because of the rewards, I purchase one and get one free. That means I only paid around $1.12 per truffle. Now that's half off.
https://www.godiva.com/member/login.aspx?fid=11
FREE piece of Chocolate every month * Spend $20 and receive a free gift the following month * Free standard shipping for one online order * Exclusive offers every month
Reviews:
Yelp:
If you are not a yelper, you should definitely start now. Yelping gives you perks. If you Yelp enough, you will get to be a part of exclusive events. When you check in at certain location, there are free offers or discounts.
www.yelp.com
Movies:
I take my children, nieces and nephews to the movies quite often. I only paid $12 for the reward program and already earned $30 and 10 upgrades. That's a whole lot of savings.
https://www.amcstubs.com/
$10 AMC Stubs Reward for every $100 you spend at AMC Theatres.
Free upgrades on popcorn and fountain drinks.
If you pay for a small, you can get a medium. If you pay for a medium, you can get a large. That’s just the way it goes for AMC Stubs members.
Joining a reward programs has many benefits-get free products, free events, free money. Yes, I said it "Free $$!"
How do you get free $$?
1) Credit Cards
One of the ways to get free money is getting a credit card that offers cash back. Get a credit card that offers cash back.
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc/Dividend/Dec2011/200cb/external/default.htm?BTData=C021678736A61775A574B46BBB9A9BCA295918E8FE9FEF5E8E2DCDCD7D027851CE5C&BT_TRF=116065&app=UNSOL&sc=4V4ZJ2T1&m=XCK7MDX200W&langId=EN&siteId=CB&B=V&screenID=3000&uc=BF3&t=tcmp%3DAFA%7E01%7E120201%7ECARDSACQ%7Ecomparecards&link=Consumer%5F1412901627&ProspectID=4E9735CD7BF845ED96C04798ABB37487
Earn $200 cash back after $500 in purchases within the first 3 months of account opening
5% cash back on fitness club, health care, and utilities purchases from 1/1/2012 to 3/31/2012 upon enrollment. Each quarter, you can enroll to earn additional cash back in popular categories.
1% cash back on all other purchases
2) Credit Card discount
I shop at Target all the time. Why not get 5 percent off your purchases? I always pay for my purchases in full, so I don't get charged the interest rate. That's savings in your pocket.
https://redcard.target.com/redcard/content/rcw_benefits_tgt_rewards
Now the REDcard saves you 5% on top of our already low prices on every Target shopping trip, every day
3) Reward programs
Reward programs give you something for purchasing. Below are a few reward programs that I've joined and benefited.
Safeway GAS:
Safeway gas is already marked down, but just by using my Safeway card to buy groceries, I received 20 cents off per gallon for gas. I paid $3.97 per gallon for gas the other night. That's a steal-since gas prices are nearly $4.50 right now.
http://www.safeway.com/IFL/Grocery/RewardPoints-FAQ
It's easy to earn Reward Points* just by shopping at Safeway with your Club Card:
• Every $1 spent on groceries* = 1 point
• Every $1 spent on qualifying gift cards* = 2 points
• Every prescription filled** = 50 points
• Every $1 spent on groceries* = 1 point
• Every $1 spent on qualifying gift cards* = 2 points
• Every prescription filled** = 50 points
How do Reward Points* save money on gas?
Every 100 points gets you one 10¢ per gallon reward for a single fill-up at a Safeway gas station. You can use your points in increments of 100 and use up to 1000 points for a single fill-up:
• 100 points = 10¢ per gallon reward
• 200 points = 20¢ per gallon reward
• 500 points = 50¢ per gallon reward
• 1000 points = $1 per gallon reward
• 100 points = 10¢ per gallon reward
• 200 points = 20¢ per gallon reward
• 500 points = 50¢ per gallon reward
• 1000 points = $1 per gallon reward
I am a native San Franciscan, so I love the sourdough. I get a free 1lb. every month.
http://www.boudinbakery.com/rewards
The Boudin Frequent Buyer card is a rewards program designed to show our appreciation for our loyal guests. Have your card swiped each time you make a purchase and for every dollar spent you will be awarded one (1) reward point. For every 50 points accumulated you will receive $5 off toward your next purchase. Plus, register your card online and get a free 1 lb. loaf of sourdough bread every month for a year.
Godiva:
One truffle will cost you around $2.25. Because of the rewards, I purchase one and get one free. That means I only paid around $1.12 per truffle. Now that's half off.
https://www.godiva.com/member/login.aspx?fid=11
Reviews:
Yelp:
If you are not a yelper, you should definitely start now. Yelping gives you perks. If you Yelp enough, you will get to be a part of exclusive events. When you check in at certain location, there are free offers or discounts.
www.yelp.com
Movies:
I take my children, nieces and nephews to the movies quite often. I only paid $12 for the reward program and already earned $30 and 10 upgrades. That's a whole lot of savings.
https://www.amcstubs.com/
$10 AMC Stubs Reward for every $100 you spend at AMC Theatres.
Free upgrades on popcorn and fountain drinks.
If you pay for a small, you can get a medium. If you pay for a medium, you can get a large. That’s just the way it goes for AMC Stubs members.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Dine About San Francisco's Finest Restaurants
If you ever wanted to try out San Francisco's finest restaurants on a budget, dine about is the time to do it.
San Francisco's dine about town gives you a chance to enjoy a pre-fixed lunch or dinner course. A two course pre-fixed lunch will cost you $17.95 or a three course dinner for $34.95 before tax and tip per person.
I really enjoy Dine about Town because it gives me a chance to try new places at a great price. In fact, I'm going to try the Bisou French Bistro this time around.
The launch party is on January 12th, 2012 @ 6pm. I plan to go for $40 bucks. Drinks and food with a nice view at the Metreon.
Check out their site.
www.dineabouttown.com
San Francisco's dine about town gives you a chance to enjoy a pre-fixed lunch or dinner course. A two course pre-fixed lunch will cost you $17.95 or a three course dinner for $34.95 before tax and tip per person.
I really enjoy Dine about Town because it gives me a chance to try new places at a great price. In fact, I'm going to try the Bisou French Bistro this time around.
The launch party is on January 12th, 2012 @ 6pm. I plan to go for $40 bucks. Drinks and food with a nice view at the Metreon.
Check out their site.
www.dineabouttown.com
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