Forum Tools
Forums |  Register |  Login |  My Profile |  Inbox |  Address Book |  My Subscription |  My Forums 

Photo Gallery |  Member List |  Search |  Calendars |  FAQ |  TOS |  Disclaimer |  Ticket List |  Log Out | 

RE: Does anyone use coupons?

 
View related threads: (in this forum | in all forums)

Logged in as: Guest
Users viewing this topic: none
  Printable Version
All Forums >> [Fun] >> Home & Garden >> RE: Does anyone use coupons?
Jump to post #:
Page: <<   < prev  5 6 [7] 8 9   next >   >>
Login
Message << Older Topic   Newer Topic >>
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/12/2010 6:38:36 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
Great job on the Hormel!

Make sure you hit up Walgreens today for their Friends and Family sale.

Print 15% off coupon here.

I'm looking forward to some pretty good deals tonight.

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 151
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/13/2010 9:50:36 AM   
danas_mom


Posts: 623
Joined: 6/17/2005
Status: offline
I was able to get out to Walgreens yesterday for the 15% off. I got -

4 Theraflu liquid
2 Wet Ones wipes tubs
4 Kotex tampons 18 ct
8 3 Muskateers candy bars
1 Goodnites pullups
1 Dove men's body wash

Spent roughly $25 out of pocket and brought home $29 worth of RR's.

_____________________________

I will not sacrifice to the LORD my God burnt offerings that cost me nothing. ~ 2 Samuel 24:24
Post #: 152
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/13/2010 6:36:43 PM   
ofa23


Posts: 540
Joined: 4/19/2005
Status: offline
I did a deal the other day at Walgreens.

8 cans of Progresso Soup
4/5.00 in store coupon
2 1.10 online coupons
1 5.00 rr

8 cans for $2.80 or .35 a can

_____________________________

In essentials; Unity (The Nicene Creed)
In Non-Essentials; Liberty (Everything Else)
In all things; Charity
Post #: 153
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/16/2010 1:18:40 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
Great job, guys!!

Do you know about the Target gift card deals?

You get a $5 gift card wyb 2 Venus Breeze/Spa Breeze or Gillette Fusion Razors.
You get another $5 gift card wyb 3 Olay Body Wash Bonus packs.

Do the deal like this for the least oop:
3 Venus - 6.99
1 Fusion - 6.99
3 Olay - 5.50
= 44.46.

minus

3 - $2 off Venus = 6
1 - $4 off Fusion = 4
3 - Free Olay wyb Venus = 5.50

Total out of pocket = 17.96 + tax
Earn $15 in gift cards for a net oop of 2.96.

If you have more coupons, you can roll this deal into itself.

There's also a $15 P&G rebate on Olay products AND you can send off for a $100 coupon booklet from P&G when you buy $50 in P&G products. Just make sure you ask for duplicate receipts because both rebates require the original. If you only do the deal once, add some other P&G item to the transaction to get the coupon booklet.

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 154
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/19/2010 4:05:56 PM   
ofa23


Posts: 540
Joined: 4/19/2005
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick

Great job, guys!!

Do you know about the Target gift card deals?

You get a $5 gift card wyb 2 Venus Breeze/Spa Breeze or Gillette Fusion Razors.
You get another $5 gift card wyb 3 Olay Body Wash Bonus packs.

Do the deal like this for the least oop:
3 Venus - 6.99
1 Fusion - 6.99
3 Olay - 5.50
= 44.46.

minus

3 - $2 off Venus = 6
1 - $4 off Fusion = 4
3 - Free Olay wyb Venus = 5.50

Total out of pocket = 17.96 + tax
Earn $15 in gift cards for a net oop of 2.96.

If you have more coupons, you can roll this deal into itself.

There's also a $15 P&G rebate on Olay products AND you can send off for a $100 coupon booklet from P&G when you buy $50 in P&G products. Just make sure you ask for duplicate receipts because both rebates require the original. If you only do the deal once, add some other P&G item to the transaction to get the coupon booklet.


Thanks for posting this deal.

I did know about the gift card deal on instant oatmeal. If you bought 5 cups for $1.02, you got a $5.00 gift card, so almost free. I bought 10 and received the $5.00 gift card.

_____________________________

In essentials; Unity (The Nicene Creed)
In Non-Essentials; Liberty (Everything Else)
In all things; Charity
Post #: 155
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 2/19/2010 4:45:05 PM   
sharonjef2007


Posts: 3160
Status: offline
I just got an e-mail from P&G and they are doing a deal for coupons. If you buy $50 of P&G items by sometime in April, send in the receipts and a form and they will mail you $100 in coupons. Here is the link......


ETA...I see someone else posted this already.

_____________________________

my blog......Picture This.......
Post #: 156
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/1/2010 3:35:00 PM   
myhusbandswife76

 

Posts: 409
Joined: 4/24/2009
Status: offline
Hubby was sick the other day (bad cold), so I made a quick run to the store:
Tylenol (severe cold): about 60% off
Progrosso brand soup: about $.60 p/can
Cambell's Chunky soup: about $.50 p/can
Post #: 157
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/2/2010 4:10:31 PM   
myhusbandswife76

 

Posts: 409
Joined: 4/24/2009
Status: offline
Forgot to add: a few boxes of Kleenex with lotion, and aloe for $.50 a box
Post #: 158
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/2/2010 9:13:31 PM   
deermousie


Posts: 2688
Joined: 9/26/2007
Status: offline
I'm afraid not; I've never found coupons for the things I like to buy. We do a lot of cooking/eating from scratch and bulk purchases.

_____________________________

People died to give you the Bible in your language.

Read it. Eat it. Dwell in it. Rightly divide it. Live it.

Laugh, dance, praise your God, and go read some more. And God bless you.
Post #: 159
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/2/2010 10:01:39 PM   
ladioffaith


Posts: 3410
Joined: 3/31/2005
From: NE Ohio (L.A. . . Lower Akron)
Status: offline
Our cats are very picky and one gets sick a lot ... so we have found that Purina One for sensitve systems is the only thing that generally stays down. So last week I went to the Petsmart web site and saw that Purina One was on sale for $16.99 for the 16 lb bag, which lasts our cats FOREVER.

I then saw an ad in this weeks paper that said it was on for $19.95 ... $2 more than the web site said. Even with the $3 coupon, I'd still be paying too much. So I took a printout with me along with the $3 coupon in the paper. They gave it to me for the same price advertised. Oh, and they also gave me a $3 coupon in exchange for a survey. Since the coupon is a mfg. coupon I'm assuming I can use BOTH while the cat food is still on sale ... so since I WORK at the paper, I found 3 more coupons. Last time I stocked up like this was in September, and the food lasted all the way until now!

< Message edited by ladioffaith -- 3/2/2010 10:18:31 PM >


_____________________________

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
The LORD your God is with you, he is mighty to save.
He will take great delight in you, he will quiet you with
his love, he will rejoice over you with singing." Zeph. 3:17
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Post #: 160
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/4/2010 5:56:03 PM   
myhusbandswife76

 

Posts: 409
Joined: 4/24/2009
Status: offline
quote:

Last time I stocked up like this was in September, and the food lasted all the way until now!

That's awsome.

Just got a few stock up things for the house: hand soap, toothpaste etc. Total savings for everything was 57%. This included some Febreze for $.50 each. They are usually about $2.50 each.
Post #: 161
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/4/2010 6:21:31 PM   
danas_mom


Posts: 623
Joined: 6/17/2005
Status: offline
I did really good at Walgreens today. Did four trips (at two different locations) and got:

4 boxes Kotex tampons 18 ct
2 jumbo pkg Goodnites (5 yo still wets the bed )
6 bottles laundry detergent 50 load size
5 tins of Altoids
1 pkg gum
2 Aveeno lotion 2.x oz tubes

I paid a little over $25 out of pocket.

_____________________________

I will not sacrifice to the LORD my God burnt offerings that cost me nothing. ~ 2 Samuel 24:24
Post #: 162
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 8:06:50 AM   
MamaAng


Posts: 340
Joined: 4/20/2009
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: danas_mom


quote:

2 jumbo pkg Goodnites (5 yo still wets the bed )



My ds did too till he was nearly 7 -- not every night though. He did again this week, and he is now 11. Sometimes the bladders don't catch up with their growth.

Good deal at Walgreens! I usually see good deals at Walgreens but can't seem to make it there because of the 20 min drive.
Post #: 163
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 8:08:05 AM   
MamaAng


Posts: 340
Joined: 4/20/2009
Status: offline
Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.
Post #: 164
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 1:01:55 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.



I know what you mean about sorting. You just have to find a system that works for you.

When I first started this, I would clip every coupon from every insert. I'd file the ones I was going to use in the coupon binder I carry with me everywhere and the others would go into another binder that I'd set out at work for my coworkers to go through. Needless to say, this got old pretty quick.

I switched my system up. I keep a hanging file box in the trunk of my car. Unless the coupons coming out aren't very interesting, I buy 8 papers each Sunday. I collate each insert and clip only coupons I think I'm going to use to put into the binder that I carry. The rest, I leave in the insert and write the date on the front cover. I file these inserts in the file box by type. (Smart Source, Red Plum/Valassis, Proctor & Gamble, General Mills)

If I come across a good sale, I check the coupon database I keep as an Excel file to locate the insert the coupon is in. I pull it from my files, clip and shop. This is also the reason I keep the box in the car. If I come across a clearance section that can be combined with coupons I can take advantage of the find without having to run home, find the coupon and come back.

I also like the insert method because when people report good deals and coupon match ups, they generally mention the insert and date. If there isn't a sale, then I haven't wasted time on clipping coupons that I have no chance of needing.

In terms of the sales themselves, I'm finding that I get natural breaks due to the sales cycles. I don't use everything that ever goes on sale, so I end up getting a few light weeks here and there to take a break from couponing. I do miss it if the break is too long. I kinda look at this more like a game than anything else. The goal is to see how much stuff I can get for the least amount out of pocket.

This week was a pretty good week. I got 12 bottles of laundry detergent for free and I joined a credit union with a rebate check.

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 165
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 2:50:54 PM   
Mrs.Wifey


Posts: 2919
Joined: 4/12/2005
From: The Gorgeous plains of Colorado
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.


I go in cycles, our linen closet is so full of toiletries, cold meds, and tissues that I've pretty much stopped buying those items.

I still use coupons for groceries, but I haven't done a massive stock up in awhile. Usually just when Kroger has a mega sale.

_____________________________




Ryanne- trying hard to be my husband's girlfriend and my daughter's mother.


Post #: 166
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 3:08:10 PM   
MamaAng


Posts: 340
Joined: 4/20/2009
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick

quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.



I know what you mean about sorting. You just have to find a system that works for you.

When I first started this, I would clip every coupon from every insert. I'd file the ones I was going to use in the coupon binder I carry with me everywhere and the others would go into another binder that I'd set out at work for my coworkers to go through. Needless to say, this got old pretty quick.

I switched my system up. I keep a hanging file box in the trunk of my car. Unless the coupons coming out aren't very interesting, I buy 8 papers each Sunday. I collate each insert and clip only coupons I think I'm going to use to put into the binder that I carry. The rest, I leave in the insert and write the date on the front cover. I file these inserts in the file box by type. (Smart Source, Red Plum/Valassis, Proctor & Gamble, General Mills)

If I come across a good sale, I check the coupon database I keep as an Excel file to locate the insert the coupon is in. I pull it from my files, clip and shop. This is also the reason I keep the box in the car. If I come across a clearance section that can be combined with coupons I can take advantage of the find without having to run home, find the coupon and come back.

I also like the insert method because when people report good deals and coupon match ups, they generally mention the insert and date. If there isn't a sale, then I haven't wasted time on clipping coupons that I have no chance of needing.

In terms of the sales themselves, I'm finding that I get natural breaks due to the sales cycles. I don't use everything that ever goes on sale, so I end up getting a few light weeks here and there to take a break from couponing. I do miss it if the break is too long. I kinda look at this more like a game than anything else. The goal is to see how much stuff I can get for the least amount out of pocket.

This week was a pretty good week. I got 12 bottles of laundry detergent for free and I joined a credit union with a rebate check.


Thanks for the coupon organizing suggestions.

_____________________________

Angela, mama of 2 lovely children, wife of Eric
Post #: 167
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 3:19:51 PM   
MamaAng


Posts: 340
Joined: 4/20/2009
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: Mrs.Wifey

quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.


I go in cycles, our linen closet is so full of toiletries, cold meds, and tissues that I've pretty much stopped buying those items.

I still use coupons for groceries, but I haven't done a massive stock up in awhile. Usually just when Kroger has a mega sale.


Ryanne, I have a ton of tooth care, hair care and cold meds. I had so much that I gave some to our Community Services because it all wouldn't fit in my cupboard.

I haven't done a massive stock up lately either, and I don't have the energy at this point.

_____________________________

Angela, mama of 2 lovely children, wife of Eric
Post #: 168
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 5:07:40 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick

quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.



I know what you mean about sorting. You just have to find a system that works for you.

When I first started this, I would clip every coupon from every insert. I'd file the ones I was going to use in the coupon binder I carry with me everywhere and the others would go into another binder that I'd set out at work for my coworkers to go through. Needless to say, this got old pretty quick.

I switched my system up. I keep a hanging file box in the trunk of my car. Unless the coupons coming out aren't very interesting, I buy 8 papers each Sunday. I collate each insert and clip only coupons I think I'm going to use to put into the binder that I carry. The rest, I leave in the insert and write the date on the front cover. I file these inserts in the file box by type. (Smart Source, Red Plum/Valassis, Proctor & Gamble, General Mills)

If I come across a good sale, I check the coupon database I keep as an Excel file to locate the insert the coupon is in. I pull it from my files, clip and shop. This is also the reason I keep the box in the car. If I come across a clearance section that can be combined with coupons I can take advantage of the find without having to run home, find the coupon and come back.

I also like the insert method because when people report good deals and coupon match ups, they generally mention the insert and date. If there isn't a sale, then I haven't wasted time on clipping coupons that I have no chance of needing.

In terms of the sales themselves, I'm finding that I get natural breaks due to the sales cycles. I don't use everything that ever goes on sale, so I end up getting a few light weeks here and there to take a break from couponing. I do miss it if the break is too long. I kinda look at this more like a game than anything else. The goal is to see how much stuff I can get for the least amount out of pocket.

This week was a pretty good week. I got 12 bottles of laundry detergent for free and I joined a credit union with a rebate check.


Thanks for the coupon organizing suggestions.


You're welcome.

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 169
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 5:14:45 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: Mrs.Wifey

quote:

ORIGINAL: MamaAng

Does anyone get tired of couponing and give it a break? I feel like of wiped out on coupons. I do use store ads to buy what is on sale, but the sorting of coupons can be so daunting at times.


I go in cycles, our linen closet is so full of toiletries, cold meds, and tissues that I've pretty much stopped buying those items.

I still use coupons for groceries, but I haven't done a massive stock up in awhile. Usually just when Kroger has a mega sale.


I know what you mean. I only need a couple more things that I haven't found acceptable deals for just yet, so I've been shopping for others instead.

Although, I'm pretty excited because the chicken I've been craving for the past month finally went on sale. On top of that, I have coupons for it and there's a $10 catalina involved!!

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 170
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 6:51:10 PM   
danas_mom


Posts: 623
Joined: 6/17/2005
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick
I'm pretty excited because the chicken I've been craving for the past month finally went on sale. On top of that, I have coupons for it and there's a $10 catalina involved!!


More info, please? Thanks!

_____________________________

I will not sacrifice to the LORD my God burnt offerings that cost me nothing. ~ 2 Samuel 24:24
Post #: 171
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/5/2010 7:24:37 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: danas_mom

quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick
I'm pretty excited because the chicken I've been craving for the past month finally went on sale. On top of that, I have coupons for it and there's a $10 catalina involved!!


More info, please? Thanks!


March is frozen food month so there are a lot of catalina deals being rolled out at most grocery stores. Generally, they range between buy $25-$40 get $10 oyno. More often than not, the cats will roll.

I'm getting the Foster Farms chicken strips from Smart and Final. They're $5.99 and I have lots of $1 off coupons.

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 172
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/11/2010 2:28:24 AM   
ofa23


Posts: 540
Joined: 4/19/2005
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick

quote:

ORIGINAL: danas_mom

quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick
I'm pretty excited because the chicken I've been craving for the past month finally went on sale. On top of that, I have coupons for it and there's a $10 catalina involved!!


More info, please? Thanks!


March is frozen food month so there are a lot of catalina deals being rolled out at most grocery stores. Generally, they range between buy $25-$40 get $10 oyno. More often than not, the cats will roll.

I'm getting the Foster Farms chicken strips from Smart and Final. They're $5.99 and I have lots of $1 off coupons.


I'm getting in on that deal at my local Vons. My freezer will be a lot more full for a very cheap price.

Also, there is a great deal going on at Walgreens on Huggies training pull ups http://thekrazycouponlady.com/category/walgreens

_____________________________

In essentials; Unity (The Nicene Creed)
In Non-Essentials; Liberty (Everything Else)
In all things; Charity
Post #: 173
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/11/2010 12:21:54 PM   
danas_mom


Posts: 623
Joined: 6/17/2005
Status: offline
Oooh I didn't know about the pullups deal, Ofa, thanks!

BTW, "Pick another checkout lane, honey..." is still cracking me up.

_____________________________

I will not sacrifice to the LORD my God burnt offerings that cost me nothing. ~ 2 Samuel 24:24
Post #: 174
RE: Does anyone use coupons? - 3/11/2010 12:44:05 PM   
writerchick


Posts: 461
Joined: 10/3/2008
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: ofa23

quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick

quote:

ORIGINAL: danas_mom

quote:

ORIGINAL: writerchick
I'm pretty excited because the chicken I've been craving for the past month finally went on sale. On top of that, I have coupons for it and there's a $10 catalina involved!!


More info, please? Thanks!


March is frozen food month so there are a lot of catalina deals being rolled out at most grocery stores. Generally, they range between buy $25-$40 get $10 oyno. More often than not, the cats will roll.

I'm getting the Foster Farms chicken strips from Smart and Final. They're $5.99 and I have lots of $1 off coupons.


I'm getting in on that deal at my local Vons. My freezer will be a lot more full for a very cheap price.

Also, there is a great deal going on at Walgreens on Huggies training pull ups http://thekrazycouponlady.com/category/walgreens


The Smart and Final thing was a bust. They didn't carry the chicken I wanted. So I think I'm going to do this deal at Ralphs. I know they carry the strips, I'm just not positive they're the ones on sale. I have a $10 coupon from them that I've been trying to burn.

If that doesn't work, I'm going to move on to Vons. I'm really excited about the $.99 Fresh Express Salad and the Marie's dressing is free. I'm thinking the free dressing is a great filler because you have to buy the items in multiples of 5 to get the discount.

AND....Albertsons is doubling coupons through the 16th. I'm really excited about that one because they never double. The icing on the cake is that the doubles cap is at $2. Not $1 like Vons/Ralphs!!!

_____________________________

Secret Bodyguard is now available at Amazon.com!
Post #: 175
Page:   <<   < prev  5 6 [7] 8 9   next >   >>
All Forums >> [Fun] >> Home & Garden >> RE: Does anyone use coupons?
Jump to post #:
Page: <<   < prev  5 6 [7] 8 9   next >   >>
Jump to:





New Messages No New Messages
Hot Topic w/ New Messages Hot Topic w/o New Messages
Locked w/ New Messages Locked w/o New Messages
 Post New Thread
 Reply to Message
 Post New Poll
 Submit Vote
 Delete My Own Post
 Delete My Own Thread
 Rate Posts



  Forum Tools
Forums |  Register |  Login |  My Profile |  Inbox |  Address Book |  My Subscription |  My Forums 

Photo Gallery |  Member List |  Search |  Calendars |  FAQ |  TOS |  Disclaimer |  Ticket List |  Log Out | 

Forum Software © ASPPlayground.NET Advanced Edition 2.5 ANSI