Coupon Codes
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grocery coupons
Anyone know of good sites for printable grocery coupons? Thanks!!
Re: grocery coupons
Like PP said... coupons.com, redplum.com, and smartsource.com.If you have an account with mypoints.com or swagbucks.com, I suggest printing coupons through there (the coupons still come from though 3 sources) because you will earn points for using the ones you print and redeem.
There are other varies websites that occasionally offer printable coupons like kellogs or p&g. Those just depend and often aren't available for long.
Facebook is a great place to find coupons too. If you like a company's page, certain ones will give coupons away at different times. Problem with that is that to get a coupon you have to be there at the right time.
Another source for coupons is savingsstar.com. If you register your store loyalty cards (MVP, VIC, etc) you can load electronic coupons on them. Now, it will NOT give you an instant discount in the store. After you purchase an item you have a ecoupon for, the website will credit your account. Once you get to $5, you can chose a variety of ways to get your money back (bank deposit, paypal, amazon).
I highly suggest following a blog like hip2save.com. The author does a daily coupon round up of all the good internet printable coupons besides the ones you might find on coupons.com, etc. If you follow her, you'll be able to quickly find the good coupons not on the main printable sites. HTH!
Hi Chrissie -
Another good resource for a free printable coupons is CouponNetwork.com. I'm a contributor for their blog Smart Living, so let me know if you have any questions as you start couponing!
Best of luck!
Rob.