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How Can I Get More Coupons?

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Date: 03/18/2005 Topic: Readers Request > Coupons  
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How can i find more coupons? My sunday newspaper has very few coupons. I need to save money at the grocery store! Thanks,

Erica
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By dwutz (18) Profile Contact
Allison mentioned that WalMart matches competitor's prices. does anyone know if all WalMarts do that and what do you need to do? Do you have to take the other ads with you to show the sale price? I get a lot of my groceries at WalMart but I can't imagine them taking my word for it that something is cheaper at another store. Can someone tell me how this works?

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By dwutz (18) Profile Contact
Have you heard of freecycle.org? If you send a post wanting coupons usually people will save them for you. If there from Sunday's paper you may get a lot of duplicates but if it is stuff you use that's good. You can get coupons on eBay but it costs money ~ it is illegal to sell coupons but they claim they are charging you for the work of cutting out the coupons plus you pay S&H.

Posted on 11/20/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By TXBetty (112) Profile Contact
Anyone know of a website to print free coupons without having to answer a dozen questions, ie name, address, phone number, etc. I don't mind giving out my e-mail address but I've found it's not that simple. Thanks

Posted on 03/12/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By katie (Guest Post)
I just found a new site, http://couponclipper.com, it's pretty easy to print out the coupons, I've used a few so far, and people accept them.

Posted on 11/11/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Nica (Guest Post)
My computer is a Mac, & for years now I've found that most coupon sites -- such as CoolSavings -- aren't Mac-compatible: I can't print their coupons. Any other Mac users out here?

Posted on 10/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By (Guest Post)
There are absolutely a lot of coupons out there and you can save a hefty bit on every grocery bill. If you are part of a few forums then you can trade coupons and always have a big load of savings. I always have coupons for the necessities like milk, eggs, bread and everything else for that matter.

Posted on 07/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By NeldaW (5) Profile Contact
Erica.. Try this!!..i emailed the companies to wanted the coupons i was interrested in..Requested cents off coupons by mail...I emailed 10 companies..7 replied..WITH coupons!!!!..I looked on the bottles..jars etc.in my cubboards and got their email address....GOOD LUCK!!

Posted on 11/13/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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http://couponexchanger.aceboard.com/

Posted on 04/15/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Puddleduck (Guest Post)
I was at our local State Fair just last September and stumbled across a booth that I am extremely thankful to have found. They are called The Grocery Game, and I save 50-70% off my grocery bill every time I shop. It shows you the very best deals using your coupons at the best time with the store sales. It will show you exactly what your savings are from the original price, so you know what your total is before you shop. My husband says we are now saving at least $300-400 a month on groceries! Hope this is a website someone else can use, too. It only costs $1.10/wk, and the first 4 weeks are free. Here's the web addy: www.thegrocerygame.com.

Posted on 05/15/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By badwater (748) Contact
If you live near an airport, try going there on Sunday's to look for coupon inserts left behind by travelers. Also, maybe McDonald's on Sunday mornings, they have newspapers there for customers to read. Ask your family, friends, neighbors to save their coupon inserts for you. Also might check at a library, they, too, have newspapers and magazines.

Posted on 04/09/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By badwater (748) Contact
If you live near an airport, try going there on Sunday's to look for coupon inserts left behind by travelers. Also, maybe McDonald's on Sunday mornings, they have newspapers there for customers to read. Ask your family, friends, neighbors to save their coupon inserts for you. Also might check at a library, they, too, have newspapers and magazines.

Posted on 04/09/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Allison (Guest Post)
I just thought of another way to save money at the grocery store-- a price book. Go to several stores and list the prices of items you buy regularly--this will help you know which store tends to have the best prices, and which sales are really sales. Also, I look through all the Sunday ads and write down items that are on sale that I know I will use, and the store they are on sale at. Then, I go to WalMart and get all the items that are on sale at other stores and read the cashier my list. Since WalMart matches competitor's prices, I get all the best deals in one shopping trip.

Posted on 03/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Allison (Guest Post)
Many times, if you email a company and tell them you like their product, they will send you coupons in the mail. I received coupons from two companies this way just this week. One company sent me coupons with expiration dates in 2006, and the other coupons have no expiration date, so I can wait to use them when I find a great deal. You might also try startsampling.com. They will send you free samples of products that often include coupons. In addition, a good listing of printable coupons can be found at www.freebiecat.com/couponcat.html. Another way to get printable coupons is to sign up for a company's email newsletter.

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By cookwie (1255) Profile Contact
Coupons may not be saving you as much as you think. I find that the items I usually purchase never have coupons because they are the budget brand or generic. If a branded item has a coupon and is still more expensive than the budget item, then I still buy the latter.
If you are dreaming of, "I bought $100 worth of groceries for free due to coupons," please realize that the people who do this do it once in a very blue moon and then advertise the heck out of it. I wonder what they are buying because in my part of town, they aren't getting coupons for milk, fresh veggies nor a few other necessary basics.

Posted on 03/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By CHML (Guest Post)
EBAYEBAYEBAYEBAY LET ME SAY THAT AGAIN --EBAY!!!!!

CHECK OTHER NEWS PAPERS. BUY EXTRA NEWSPAPERS WHEN THE COUPONS ARE GOOD.

Posted on 03/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By (Guest Post)
check your local library... my library here has a coupon exchange with tons of coupons just for the taking....good luck debbie

Posted on 03/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By skbeal (63) Profile Blog! Contact
Have you looked at the coupon swap section here? I just posted a ton of coupons I won't use, in the hope that someone would offer me some I could use. Many of us are willing to give people coupons, if they send a self addressed stamped envelope. Check that portion of this site! You won't be sorry!

Posted on 03/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By skbeal (63) Profile Blog! Contact
There are several sources on the Internet: www.coolsavings.com, eversave.com, smartsource.com, just to name a few. When I lived in Iowa, I used to get something called valupage.com, but it is going to cease operation on March 20. My husband is retired from the military, so I am able to get coupons through militarylife.com. Sometimes those coupons are only good at commissaries, though. Sometimes, if you sign up to do surveys, one of the benefits is being able to get coupons. One of the stores I used to shop at in Iowa had an area that was reserved for coupons people didn't want to use. They kept them so that anyone who wanted them could just take them, and I guess the hope was that when they got coupons they couldn't use, they would throw them into the pile.

Posted on 03/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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