Coupons
Quick notes:
- Coupons can be found in many ways. They are in Sunday Papers, online, in stores as peelies, tear pads or blinks, in magazines, at promotional outings, etc.
- Theres Manufacturer Coupons, Store Coupons, and E-coupons.
- Manufacturer coupons can be used along with Store coupons, This is called stacking!
- You always want to sign up with company's on there website because they periodically send out coupons via mail or email.
Here are a few sites to get you started:
www.commonkindness.com
www.hopster.com
www.hopster.com
Coupon and Couponing Lingo
YMMV- "Your mileage may vary", it depends on your store.
OOP- "Out of pocket"
NLA- "No Longer Available"
BOGO / B1G1- Buy one get one free.
BOGO50% / B1G150%- Buy one get one for 50% off
IVC- Instant Value Coupon from Walgreens, deducts amount per item.
CTR- "Cash Register Tape", mostly talking about CVS Red Machine coupons, or receipt coupons.
MIR- "Mail In Rebate".
One Per a Purchase: This means if you buy (3) products you can use 1 coupon per the purchase of the product, So you can use (3) coupons for the (3) items (unless otherwise stated on the coupon)
One per a Customer: This means you can only use one coupon, Period!
Only 4 like coupons: This means you can only use 4 of the same identical coupon per transaction. (usually P&G coupons)
Cannot be combined with any other coupon: This means you cannot combine with a B1G1, % off, or X amount off coupons. *This does NOT mean you cannot combine it with store coupon! (which is what most people mistake it for)*
Cannot be combined with any other offers: This means you cannot use a military discount, Senior Citizen discount or any other discount with this coupon.
Cannot be combined with any other offers: This means you cannot use a military discount, Senior Citizen discount or any other discount with this coupon.
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