Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 91
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Coupons
I've been known to save 54% of a $100 grocery order by using coupons and
doubles, combined with the ad placed by the store. Between Albertson's
honoring other stores' coupons, browsing the markdown bakery and grocery
bins, and buying meat either on sale or from the "green meat bin", I do
OK. Of course, I was a grocer for 15 years. Grosser than many, some
would say.
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Posted By: Thomas Pellitieri
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 119
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Coupons
I've found that many of the products that provide advertising coupons
are actually more expensive than our store brands, even after the coupon
has been doubled. Typically, I only use coupons for the brands I buy
anyway, but there aren't a lot of name brands I use.
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Posted By: frugal dick
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 137
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coupons
Dan,
Your second attempt was an improvement, but still it shouts that, "you
evidently had plenty of beer in college!"
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Posted By: Dan
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 180
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coupons
I never use coupons but I should Start. Think of the money I could save.
Like BenFranklin said a penny saved is a penny earned. IF I would used
coupons in college I could of taken all the money I saved and bought
more beer.
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Posted By: Dan
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 182
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coupons
I never use coupons but I should. Start think of the money I could save.
Like BenFRanklin said a peeny saved is a penny earned. IF would used
coupons in college I could of taken all the money I saved and bought
more beer.
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Posted By: frugal dick
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 193
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coupons
You guys who do NOT use coupons are missing out on a good thing. We
save ours arranged alphabetically in a box and take the box to the store
with us. It is especially great when an item is on special sale and
then you have a coupon to use for it too. With even multiple coupons
for that item, it is "stock-up" time.
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