Coupon questions?

Coupons.com has a selection of coupons you can sign up for. They are free and you don't have to pay for anything. If you let your friends know what kind of coupons you're interested in, perhaps they will save them for you. If you have a dog and they have a cat, you can exchange coupons. At work, we have a table where people bring in their extra inserts and leave them for whoever needs them. You can suggest that if you work somewhere.

We use coupons for all of our shopping. However, we rarely use online coupons because the newspaper coupons are much more valuable. For example, why use a 25-cent coupon online when the newspaper has a 75-cent coupon for the same item? Here's my best advice: 1. Invest in 1-2 Sunday newspapers and clip out the coupons every week. 2. For the coupons you use most often, go to eBay, where you can purchase extras at a very reasonable price. We usually pay no more than $1-$3 for 10-20 coupons, including shipping (a first-class stamp and #10 envelope). Here's a direct link to the listings: http://health-beauty.listings.ebay.com/Coupons_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQsacatZ82567QQsocmdZListingItemList 3. If you still want to go online, here's a couple web sites we do frequent for product news, trials, recipes and, occasionally, a coupon: http://www.pg.com/en_US/products/index.jhtml http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf?e=email Email me if you need more help.

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