Anyone in the area a serious couponer?? Please give some tips as to where to get coupons. Websites, recycle bins, etc..... Any tips would be really helpful. I have started doing some couponing, but really want to get serious. I don't want a huge stockpile or anything, but would like to learn as much as possible about getting what I really need. My biggest issue is WHERE to find the coupons!!!!!
Couponmom.com has some really good ideas. Get the Sunday paper - they always have the coupons. You can also go to the Red Plum site and print them off. There is another set of coupons in the paper that I can't remember the name to ! UGHHH ! Anyway - go to that site and you should be able to print off those coupons also.
Swagbucks.com! Has printable coupons AND you earn swagbucks when you redeem them!
Plus, if there's any brand of anything you particularly love LIKE them on facebook AND sign up on their websites for their email offers
I belong to a great local facebook group. They tell you where to get them and how to use them. They make a pricematch list up every week of all the stores in the area. We do meet ups and exchange coupons as well. check it out on facebook if you have an acct.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/396941517031085/
If you do not message me and I will give you the coupons I get from them.
I can tell you Dollar Tree sells the Sunday preview paper on Saturday for $1.00 and you can buy up to 3. I am just learning in the last 3 weeks and have saved about 3 weeks worth of a paycheck... a month of grocery shopping cost me less than 225.00 for a family of 5
I belong to a Mom's group and we just had a meeting on this issue-coupons and saving $$$.
Here's what I learned:
Thegrocerygame.com- costs $15 for 8 weeks- gives you the lowest price on an item in your local stores.
coupondivas.com
saveathomemommy.com
Totallytarget.com
Target.com- for coupons
familyfriendlyfrugality.com
couponmom.com
You can always go to the specific company for their own coupons
prudenthomemaker.com
Michaels' and Jo-Ann's have their sign up's in the store for their mailing list by email or by mail. There may be a way to sign up online as well.
Also, getting your local Sunday newspaper is my best tip on getting great coupons.
Hope this helps!
Try this gal. I use her, and I save major bucks. You do have to shop at Walmart though. But they price match everyone...I've saved over $100 in a single shopping trip and I don't have to waste my time couponing because she does it all for me.
http://www.facebook.com/MyPriceMatchList
I love Mojosavings.com and my Mom uses Coupons.com a lot too. Lots of free samples, and tons of coupons.
Friends, family, neighbors & coworkers. Don't get caught digging in neighbors' recycle bins, just ask! I don't buy coupons. Recently coupon counterfeiters were caught selling fake coupons online. So be careful if you choose to buy coupons.
