Well I'm now at the point where I have excess coupons. So I believe in sharing. If you have certain coupons that you need in your area just leave me a comment and if I have them I will send them to you. I thought about how the postage could end up costing alot so what I'm going to do is,The first 20 to request I will pay the postage, over 20 if you want coupons then send me a self address stamped envelope (I'll send you my address when you send me your wish list and I know I have them) and I will mail these right out to you. Cheaper then Coupon Clippers and cheaper then ebay.
I think this weekend alone I've clipped 30 papers worth of coupons. 5 inserts in each...... that's a lot of coupons. So let me know what you need!
Also if you can pass this out to all your coupon friends and send them here too. I've got plenty for everyone.
So now you ask how do I get them? That's simple
1. Follow my blog - it's to the right. Then leave me a comment telling me which coupons you need along with your email.
2. Sign up for swagbucks using the widget on here. It's also on the right. Then leave me a comment along with your email
Monday, January 5, 2009
American Eagle 10.00 off 10.00
Hurry to American Eagle for the 10.00 off anything 10.00 or more sale. Sale ends today. Great way to pick up socks, underwear all those little things. You end up with 10.00 in free stuff. My kind of deal. I'm all about free.
Coupon Lingo
BOGO = Buy One, Get One...(usually free or 50% off)
Catalina = coupon that prints on a Catalina machine after your purchase
CRT/Cash Register Tape - CVS coupon that prints from the scanner machines or on the bottom of your receipt
ECB = Extra Care Bucks at CVS - use like cash on your next purchase
ESR = Easy Saver Rebate at Walgreens
FAR = Free After Rebate
Filler = item purchased to bring your total to a certain amount
IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
MBG = Money Back Guarantee
MIR = Mail In Rebate
Moneymaker = deal where your OOP expense is lower than what you'll get back in ECB's, RR's, rebates, etc. Essentially, you're making money.
OOP = Out of Pocket
Overage = using a coupon for more than the purchase amount of the item, ie. $2 item and $3 Q = $1 overage
Q = Coupon
P&G = Proctor & Gamble coupon insert
RA = RiteAid
Rinse and Repeat = doing the same sale over and over
RP = Red Plum Coupon Insert
RR = Register Rewards at Walgreens, use like cash on your next purchase (sort of -- its actually a manufacturer's coupon that you can use to buy almost anything in the store)
SCR = Single Check Rebate at RiteAid (their rebate program)
SS = Smart Source Coupon Insert
TMF = Try Me Free
WAG = Walgreens
WYB = When You Buy
Catalina = coupon that prints on a Catalina machine after your purchase
CRT/Cash Register Tape - CVS coupon that prints from the scanner machines or on the bottom of your receipt
ECB = Extra Care Bucks at CVS - use like cash on your next purchase
ESR = Easy Saver Rebate at Walgreens
FAR = Free After Rebate
Filler = item purchased to bring your total to a certain amount
IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
MBG = Money Back Guarantee
MIR = Mail In Rebate
Moneymaker = deal where your OOP expense is lower than what you'll get back in ECB's, RR's, rebates, etc. Essentially, you're making money.
OOP = Out of Pocket
Overage = using a coupon for more than the purchase amount of the item, ie. $2 item and $3 Q = $1 overage
Q = Coupon
P&G = Proctor & Gamble coupon insert
RA = RiteAid
Rinse and Repeat = doing the same sale over and over
RP = Red Plum Coupon Insert
RR = Register Rewards at Walgreens, use like cash on your next purchase (sort of -- its actually a manufacturer's coupon that you can use to buy almost anything in the store)
SCR = Single Check Rebate at RiteAid (their rebate program)
SS = Smart Source Coupon Insert
TMF = Try Me Free
WAG = Walgreens
WYB = When You Buy
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