Do you print coupons on-line?

16 years ago

I have started using coupons again to save some money. I installed the coupon printer, but still having some problems with it. What websites do you use for finding coupons?

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minnie_tx
16 years ago
I deleted Coupon printer. I don't like the obtrusivness of it. I get an email from Hobby Lobby with coupons on it and can simply sentd a copy of them to my printer without using a progrm
lynn_d
16 years ago
I was having such issues with my office network, huge issues. The kind that cost me in downtime, slow responses and dollars to have my IT people come in and fix. We finally found out what was happening....one of my employees was downloading and printing coupons. This contributed to her being fired....so nope I do not print coupons nor visit coupon sites.
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My nearest Hobby Lobby is like an hour drive(I live in a teeny tiny town) Are there other companies out there who have Mfgr coupons for certian brands or something? I love knitting, but my local Wal-Mart only carries a few brands and only a few sub types and weights of each brand.*cries* I have a yarn store that's only 22 miles from me, but would love to have some mfgr coupons to help justify driving so far just for yarn. LOL
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I followed the link and it looks suspicious to me. I sometimes supplement coupons by using a coupon clipping site--couponmasters.com or thecouponclippers.com. They charge a small processing fee for clipped coupons that are in papers/circulars (from 5 to 15 cents depending on the value of the coupon). It comes in handy if I see a coupon in the paper for a product that I buy a lot; I can usually find that coupon on one of the two sites then order multiples of it. The only downside is you need about $3 worth to place an order, and given the low processing fees, I rarely find enough coupons for products I use (and will purchase before the coupon expires) to reach the minimum order. I agree that company websites and online coupon sites are a great resource too (and free). But recently I've found it harder to find coupons online for the stuff we use; I used to print online coupons regularly, but now I'm lucky if I find a few each month. To be honest, the $ I save with coupons probably is not worth the time I put into clipping and sorting through them. But I find it fun.
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I used the Grocery Game for a few months and saw a significant savings. It was time consuming cutting the coupons and creating a filing system, but once I found a system that worked, I had it made. I don't have alot of room to stockpile like they advocate, but I saved alot of money. There were many times I used the coupons and got $200 worth of groceries for about $20. The drawback of the grocery game is it is time consuming. I'd have to go to the store to buy the Sunday Paper, clip the coupons, file them - all on a Sunday, then I only had until Tuesday to go shopping. This was ok when I wasn't working, but once I started a FT job, something had to give. I just didn't have time for it anymore, so I gave up my membership. I think if there is something available online free and in advance like xamsx noted above, I would be more inclined to use that. The Grocery Game (aka Teri's list) was just too rushed for me.
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sorry if has been asked .. on line coupons?
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I like to sign up for posted freebies. The companies often mail or email coupons and other special offers. The two sites I use are dealcatcher.com and spoofee.com. I suggest setting up a dedicated email for this in case you sign up for the wrong thing and start getting spam. The legitimate places don't spam.
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twinklenose
16 years ago
I use coupons.com and couponbug.com, but have to access them via IE, because it conflicts with my Chrome for some reason.

I tried SmartSource, and everything would seem to be okay, but then when it printed, it'd only give me a thumbnail picture of the product, with no coupon, each on a single sheet of paper. I tried several times, no improvement, so do not go there anymore.

Most of the coupons, seem to be the same products every week--lots of Pillsbury's canned biscuit items, lots of cereals, then stuff we do not use.
Every once in a while, there'll be one for cat litter....
marlingardener
16 years ago
I use coupon.com since most other sites want you to "sign up" and install a coupon printer and I don't do that. There aren't too many coupons that we use, same as Twinklenose (and don't you love that name!). However, if there is one for olive oil or litter or anything we usually purchase, I print it out.
OklaMoni
16 years ago
I just use the coupon from the hobby lobby site, and the ones from JoAnns, and Hancocks (the latter two come via my email, since I signed up for them).

I put the coupon printer thing on my computer but decided it wasn't worth it, and deleted it again.

Moni
organic_donna
16 years ago
Try retailmenot.com and couponcabin.com.
western_pa_luann
16 years ago
My grocery stores do not accept online coupons so I don't bother.
chisue
16 years ago
When I've looked at what's on offer using coupons...there's never been anything I'd buy.
twinklenose
16 years ago
Why, thank you, Marlingardener!
You're not so bad yourself.:)

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