Do you use coupons at the grocery store?
12-09-2010, 10:44 AM
#73
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Indiana
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When browsing through the boards, I found this thread..
I'm a bit crazy about coupons and wanted to share what I've learned! (Okay, I'm obsessed.)
I absolutely LOVE using coupons!
Though I admit I don't have the patience for searching all the ads and matching coupons for the best deals. I use a website called www.thegrocerygame.com
I've used it for almost 3 years now and consistently save 65% or more on our grocery bill. I really don't see how we afforded to eat before I was introduced to couponing!
I keep all my weekly coupon inserts from the Sunday paper intact - only cutting the needed coupons out when a deal is listed on the website. This saves TONS of time.
I shop at Kroger mostly.. I can also load digital coupons to my shopper card at Kroger's website as well as www.cellfire.com and www.shortcuts.com
Be sure to register your shopper's cards (wherever you shop) to receive very cool coupons from the store. Kroger often sends me freebie coupons and $X off $X purchase!
I'm a bit crazy about coupons and wanted to share what I've learned! (Okay, I'm obsessed.)
I absolutely LOVE using coupons!
Though I admit I don't have the patience for searching all the ads and matching coupons for the best deals. I use a website called www.thegrocerygame.com
I've used it for almost 3 years now and consistently save 65% or more on our grocery bill. I really don't see how we afforded to eat before I was introduced to couponing!
I keep all my weekly coupon inserts from the Sunday paper intact - only cutting the needed coupons out when a deal is listed on the website. This saves TONS of time.
I shop at Kroger mostly.. I can also load digital coupons to my shopper card at Kroger's website as well as www.cellfire.com and www.shortcuts.com
Be sure to register your shopper's cards (wherever you shop) to receive very cool coupons from the store. Kroger often sends me freebie coupons and $X off $X purchase!
12-10-2010, 06:11 AM
#74
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Fayetteville, GA
Posts: 2,879
This is a site that charges for it's service. I tried to do the 4 week free trail, but they wanted my credit card #. I could not find the fee so I don't know if I would save enough to buy for the service. I'll stick to clipping coupons or use free sites.
12-10-2010, 09:46 AM
#75
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Indiana
Posts: 745
Free 4 week trial - they do charge after that..
The prices are in the FAQs :)
I have THREE stores and pay $2.50 a week.
A family of 3 & 1 dog - with food/HBA/Cleaning supplies - My grocery bill is usually well under $40. (Including stockpiling!)
I have my list printed and coupons cut with in 15 minutes ~ and they also give you both advertised and NON-advertised sales!
With the amount of money and time I save by not having to do any of the research and hunting myself.
To me..It's $2.50 well spent for 3 stores (Kroger/Walgreens/CVS) especially considering how much I'm saving!
The prices are in the FAQs :)
I have THREE stores and pay $2.50 a week.
A family of 3 & 1 dog - with food/HBA/Cleaning supplies - My grocery bill is usually well under $40. (Including stockpiling!)
I have my list printed and coupons cut with in 15 minutes ~ and they also give you both advertised and NON-advertised sales!
With the amount of money and time I save by not having to do any of the research and hunting myself.
To me..It's $2.50 well spent for 3 stores (Kroger/Walgreens/CVS) especially considering how much I'm saving!
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