Where can I get printable coupons?
March 24th, 2009 at 10:10am
Gissa I asked:
I am a college graduate just moving out on my own, looking for the best website to print coupons for groceries and household items. Please advise as to which is the most helpful with no catches like surveys.
I am a college graduate just moving out on my own, looking for the best website to print coupons for groceries and household items. Please advise as to which is the most helpful with no catches like surveys.
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You should definitely try redplum.com. They have TONS of coupons! But as far as $$ savings go I would recommend to do your research. If you do online shopping always check sites like mybargainbuddy.com or retailmenot.com. These sites offer discount codes for everything. Some sites (I believe walmart.com???) offer discounts on things that you would order on a regular basis if you sign up for regular delivery (i.e. - paper towels, toilet paper, cleaning products.)
Most all grocery store have a web site and coupons, most all local stores have their own site now ,so look up at places you shop and check to see if they run ads and coupons. Big stores will carry a % off coupon so check out places you shop for a particular item. We do the on line coupons in conjunction w/ store ads and sale. Saving a lot of money. GL
You can go to SearchAllDeals.com, search “printable coupons”, and find all kind printable coupons. Here is a direct link to the search result:
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You also can search “printable groceries coupons” if you only looking for groceries coupons. the link is:
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Or you can search with store name. This way saved me tons money, hope it can help you as well.
I have some cool coupons of all types, printable, promocodes, freebies and money saving info. see link in sources
Believe me … this is the best site.
The best coupon website that I have found is. It has loads of information about every type of coupon you are looking for. There is so much information that you really have to take the time and read through all the forums to get the full benefit.
I get a lot of great printable coupon links off of this forum Tons of grocery and health and beauty coupons
This site has also helped me to match my coupons with sales at certain stores and if you read through the forums will teach you everything you need to know. I save the most money shopping to CVS which I always thought was too expensive. When you use their sales and their Extra Care Bucks rewards you actually get so much free and many times you get what is called an “overage” which is where with the discounts you actually earn money so you get things for free and they basically pay you to shop there. You do have to put some time into it at first but once you get the hang of it it’s like second nature. Here is a link to the drug store forums (Walgreens, RiteAid, CVS etc…)
Also, another great thing is that they have forums for each grocery store. So you can click on which ever grocery store you want to shop at and you will see where people have already matched up coupons with the stores sales which is very helpful. (This is how you get a lot of food free or for very little money.)
This is another great way to get coupons… the following is a link to many different manufacturers. If you click on the “Contact Us” link on each website and just compliment their products or ask for coupons 75% or more will mail you coupons. Most of them are great coupons ( I just got 4 coupons for free Playtex tampons (6.99 value each). Because you do have to fill in your name and address you would want to use an auto fill program so that with a click of a button everything is filled in (ex. name, address, email etc.) then all you have to do is write a personal message and hit send. I make up a generic message complimenting the product and save it on my computer. When I am requesting for coupons I just copy and paste that message so I don’t have to type anything. It takes all of maybe 15 seconds on each website for great return in coupons.
I know all of this information can really help you just have to take the time to read and teach yourself to really cut your grocery bill in half. I more then cut mine in half and that is not including the free name brand shampoo, conditioner, make up, face wash, body wash, and personal hygiene products.