I'm doing a little research tonight on more productive ways to coupon. I buy the best deals that i possibly can, or I guess the best I know of. I think I do great and then I see others deals and get jealous.(Of course I'm happy for you! I just kick myself and think "How could I have missed that") I only have access to one computer and this has sometimes hindered me from stocking up on some awesome deals. I've already tried the library idea (Using Library computers to print addition coupons) but because a coupon printer software is needed it didn't work. Here are some things I learned today about couponing:
New-to-Me Coupon Tool:
1. Alphabetical List of Unexpired Newspaper Coupons from Slickdeals.net (HERE)
This sounds so basic and yet I had no idea is was ever there. I always wondered how some people kept track of what coupon came from where or if there was a coupon out there.
I'm always looking for new ways to save time and $$ so...
Here is my question for you:
What is your # one couponing tip!?
My #1 couponing tip is to save manufacturers coupons and then stack them with retailer coupons. Most places allow this. I'm following you from Friday Follow!
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ReplyDeleteAfullcup.com has a coupon database also. Type in what brand you're looking for and all sources will come up. It's a lot easier than searching coupons.com for printables!
ReplyDeleteStopped by from FF. Hope you have a great weekend. Can't wait to learn more about coupons.
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ReplyDeleteHi Jen, The sites I love to look at when comparing deals is afullcup, hotcouponworld and couponmom for matchups. I feel the same way - or worse when I know of the coupon and I've looked through my binder multiple times and don't see it while I'm at the store and then I come home and see it. BTW your site looks great.
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