Anyone printing coupons?

[dakota.92]

My friend told me about select coupon program, I have printing coupons out from coupons inc for a while, but they really don’t have much selection. Does anyone know where to get supermarket coupons?

[HaroldS]

Welcome. I see you just joined. This site has GREAT printable and/or mailable coupons. Cherokee works hard finding them for us. Have you searched recent postings?

[my3joes]

I just printed some really good ones yesterday from the Right at Home site for cleaning products.

[KrissyG89]

All the supermarkets around me don't post their coupons online. In fact, some of them don't even have coupons.

But for manufacturer coupons, you have lots of options.

Coupons.com is a great site to find them.

Also I like using smartsource.com. The coupons are very reliable, and usually they'll have some that aren't listed on coupons.com

Also, if you're a MyPoints member, don't forget they are "partnered" with coupons.com. Meaning you can print out the same coupons from Mypoints, plus you get points every time you redeem them! It takes a while, but they do show up lol

Most of the time, to find the best coupons, I either write or email the company personally. Some companies are very helpful and send out coupons right away. However you can't do that all the time. They usually only send out coupons to you if you ask maybe once or twice a year.

Also, while I personally would never do this to a company I liked, if you complain to a company they usually also send out coupons and free samples depending on the products they make. I complained to Carmex because, while everyone I knew said they were awesome, after trying their products I realized I couldn't stand the smell, feel, or the taste. So I got a refund, plus a coupon for a free item, plus 2 free samples. I gave them to my friends, though. Why would I want to buy more or try more of a product I hate? o.o;;

And don't forget about your Sunday paper! And sometimes during the week you'll get fliers and stuff in the mail. Don't throw them out entirely. This past week I found coupons for a free can of Purina dog food, plus BOGO coupons for other things. And in the Sunday paper I found some really great Campbells coupons, and Glade BOGO coupons.

Other ways to get manufacturer coupons is to go on their site. Sometimes you'll find coupons, and even samples, listed under their "promotions" section. So don't forget to check there too.

Also if you can find samples of a companies products, chances are they'll include a coupon with the sample. So sign up for them!

Hope this helped! ^_^

[bargainmom]

I was just at the grocery store today. The person at the customer service desk told me a legit site for coupons that alot of their customers use is Couponbug.com. The coupons from this site are accepted at this store & are legit coupons. She also mentioned because of fraudulent coupons out there that you can always bring in your coupons to the customer service desk ahead time & they can check them for you to see if they are legit coupons. Then you would know if you have a good site to use or not.

[bargainmom]

Thanks for mentioning the coupons on MyPoints. I wasn't sure if they were acceptable coupons to redeem at the stores. Has anyone ever had problems stores accepting their coupons?

Originally Posted by KrissyG89

All the supermarkets around me don't post their coupons online. In fact, some of them don't even have coupons.

But for manufacturer coupons, you have lots of options.

Coupons.com is a great site to find them.

Also I like using smartsource.com. The coupons are very reliable, and usually they'll have some that aren't listed on coupons.com

Also, if you're a MyPoints member, don't forget they are "partnered" with coupons.com. Meaning you can print out the same coupons from Mypoints, plus you get points every time you redeem them! It takes a while, but they do show up lol

Most of the time, to find the best coupons, I either write or email the company personally. Some companies are very helpful and send out coupons right away. However you can't do that all the time. They usually only send out coupons to you if you ask maybe once or twice a year.

Also, while I personally would never do this to a company I liked, if you complain to a company they usually also send out coupons and free samples depending on the products they make. I complained to Carmex because, while everyone I knew said they were awesome, after trying their products I realized I couldn't stand the smell, feel, or the taste. So I got a refund, plus a coupon for a free item, plus 2 free samples. I gave them to my friends, though. Why would I want to buy more or try more of a product I hate? o.o;;

And don't forget about your Sunday paper! And sometimes during the week you'll get fliers and stuff in the mail. Don't throw them out entirely. This past week I found coupons for a free can of Purina dog food, plus BOGO coupons for other things. And in the Sunday paper I found some really great Campbells coupons, and Glade BOGO coupons.

Other ways to get manufacturer coupons is to go on their site. Sometimes you'll find coupons, and even samples, listed under their "promotions" section. So don't forget to check there too.

Also if you can find samples of a companies products, chances are they'll include a coupon with the sample. So sign up for them!

Hope this helped! ^_^

[KrissyG89]

Originally Posted by bargainmom

Thanks for mentioning the coupons on MyPoints. I wasn't sure if they were acceptable coupons to redeem at the stores. Has anyone ever had problems stores accepting their coupons?

Well if the store accepts coupons from Coupons.com, they should accept them from Mypoints coupons section. It's the same coupons afterall.

I've never had a problem. But then again I'm always going through the self check outs at the store. So unless the scanner cannot scan the bar code, I never have a problem.

[cindylaloca]

I would like to thank all of you for the information you provided

[Babyboo'smom]

I was just reading about a lady who was going to try to live off of $1500 a year for her families groceries, h&B etc... that would be great. So I thought I would at least try to use as many coupons as possible. I've never used computer coupons before but see many sites listed here, so thanks ya'll.

[dakota.92]

Thanks much for all your replies

[faeryedark]

Originally Posted by Babyboo'smom

I was just reading about a lady who was going to try to live off of $1500 a year for her families groceries, h&B etc... that would be great. So I thought I would at least try to use as many coupons as possible. I've never used computer coupons before but see many sites listed here, so thanks ya'll.

Yeah, I belong to an awesome free couponing site (don't know if I can mention it here) but I actually found it thru alink on here. I've really become amega ouponer since I found it nd save at least 75%-90% on groceries and stuff
pm me if you want more info.