I am a faithful user of the grocery coupons that arrive in the Sunday newspaper. However, I would like to save more with online coupons. There are a lot of sites out there! Which do you prefer? Why? Thanks!
I like mashupmom.com
She sends daily e-mails with coupons, tips, etc. She also has contests for free products once in a while too! :)
go directly to the store's website. Target has tons of coupons, for instance.
Also, really watch Walgreens. I've gotten my winter supply of cough drops and things FREE. Sometimes you have to use their reward points, but many times they are just free if you use the right coupons matched with their coupons --they have a book at the front of the store.
I use coupons.com and mambosprouts.com. Also, after I make my shopping list I will google products I don't have a coupon for and sometimes I will find coupons at the companys site or other smaller sites. Check whatever store you shop at website. They often have additional coupons on line. Most of the time you can print more then one of each coupon you want. Last week I saved over $30.00 in coupons. It started out as a way to save money now it is fun. I even got my father in-law using coupons!
Oh I love coupons. LOL
I use
shopathome.com
couponcabin.com
Also, check out Walmart and P&Geverydaysolutions.com for free coupons. I do also check Walgreens and Target a lot. Also, my local grocery store publishes their weekly sales ad on-line with in house coupons.
When I have a specific product that I want to buy I just do a google search for the company or for the company name + coupon. Some have on-line coupons and some will mail out samples and coupons to you.
It makes grocery shopping almost enjoyable!
try www.couponmom.com they have coupons and deals that you can use with the coupons that come in your ads to get things for practically FREE!!
GROCERY COUPON NETWORK, or you can type in ANY BRAND AND FIND COUPONS FOR THOSE PRODUCTS ON THEIR SITES. C. S.
My favorite site is www.dealseekingmom.com. She also has a coupon database, so if you are looking for a coupon on a particular item you need, then you can look there first.
When I find a REALLY good deal (like something for free or nearly free) I'll order coupons from a coupon clipping service on ebay. You can't buy coupons, but you can pay for the clipping service. So, today I ordered 20 coupons for pasta that Kroger has on sale this week. I'll end up getting all 20 boxes for free (less the $ .99 I paid for the coupons). :-)
My stores take printable coupons just fine. Just be aware that you can print 2 copies of most printables PER COMPUTER. So, if you have access to more than one computer, you can print more!
Other sites I like are:
www.couponingtodisney.com
www.couponproblog.com
www.forthemommas.com
I follow these sites as well as many others on Facebook, so I don't have to check each blog individually. I also use www.thegrocerygame.com. It is a PAID service, but saves me BUNCHES of time! You can get a trial period for a $1 I think.
If you have any other questions, feel free to PM me!
Jenni
In addition to the ones you already received, Kroger actually has coupons on their site that you can print and ones you can load electronically to your Kroger card if you shop there.
have found none of the stores in my area permit oneline coupons. People change the amounts to a higher amount and the stores are losing money at least that's what I have been told. But I know Kroger you can go to their website and down load coupons onto your Kroger card. I have never done this because it's neer items I need anyway and I don't shop kroger much.
I prefer online coupons too. This is a website that I use and recommend http://promocodes2011.com/. It has deals for many stores. It has always working and not expired coupons. Hope this helps.
