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Bag Tags
Here's an interesting incentive device. CVS sells these little tags that you attach to a reusable bag. Then, every time you use it you earn rewards. Right now you can get your tag for free:
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
New ways to save - Facebook and Latitude
A couple of interesting new coupon-related social networking tools are launching soon:
30% off at Ann Taylor this weekend
Bet you could get something good from the clearance rack.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Target Jeans
Today's "Target Daily Deal," which always features free shipping. Target: Mossimo Jeans $12.50-14.00 Shipped
Thursday, April 7, 2011
4 Pack Of Stylus Pens For Nintendo DS Lite
Pretty good deal! I'm always losing these in the couch, or the dog eats them. Damn I love Amazon Prime.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Free Skittles
Target is my store of choice, because you can use manufacturer's coupons AND Target coupons on the same purchase. And fortunately, blogs like Moms by Heart give you the links to the coupons, so all you have to do is print them out and take them along on your next Target run. Who doesn't like free candy?
$5 off Petsmart
Signing up for store reward cards is key to successful couponing. Here's a great example. Five bucks off with no purchase requirement, so you can just walk in and buy your doggie a treat.
Copy Paper
This is a good one, because you're going to need paper to print all those coupons. It's been around for a while, and covered on a lot of blogs, but this post is from today so it's still active. You have to fill out a rebate form, but Staples makes it easy. You can do the whole thing online.
Introduction
Get $100 in groceries for $.01. Feed a family of five on $4 a month. Sounds good, doesn't it? But what about the rest of us, who like the idea of coupons, but every time we try it we find that the store brand is cheaper?
Extreme couponing is complicated, but there's a middle way, and that's what this blog is about. With a little effort, and my help, you can find some really good deals out there. I'll sift through the other coupon blogs and share the posts that I think are worth your time.
Keep in mind that I won't be covering topics like baby supplies, because I don't have kids, and frankly I can't be bothered with things like Similac and diapers. I also don't eat things like cereal or packaged foods, so those are out too. Still, I think I can be a good filter, so read on, and thanks for visiting.
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