This week’s “FREEBIE / moneymaker” list is real — but it’s spread across multiple stores and apps.
You’ll see offers at CVS / Walgreens (often online) / Walmart / Target / Kroger (some accounts are targeted) / Publix / Office Depot / Costco. The lineup includes Bubbl’r 6-pack, Totino’s Pizza, Olipop can, Chomps meat sticks (can be a moneymaker), Febreze Plug-in, Milton’s crackers, and Costco plantain chips. Expirations are all over the place —

some end as early as 2/7, others run out to 2/28.

Now here’s the part that keeps wrecking people: “$0 FREE” usually does NOT mean it rings up free at checkout.
It means: you pay first… then you go claim your money back.

That’s why two people can follow the “same” list and get two totally different results:
One walks away basically free.
The other gets home with a regular-priced snack haul and a whole lot of regret.

Quick examples (so you can see what “free” actually means)

Walmart Totino’s Ultimate Pizza: you pay $2.87, then get $2.87 back via Fetch (100% back).

Walmart Bubbl’r Sparkling Water 6-pack

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