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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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6. Combining coupons and store sales

Reply to Kaleva (Reply #5)

Thu Jun 7, 2012, 01:27 PM

Jun 2012

can save you a lot! I do that too.

My local stores quit accepting home printout coupons, but they take regular newspaper coupons, including the ones I get on Ebay. They are newspaper or magazine coupons.

The cost of coupons on Ebay are usually minuscule. For example, you can spend as low as .99 cents for (20) 1.00 coupons, so the savings far outweighs the cost. You just have to shop around.

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You can get bulk coupons on Ebay [View all] onestepforward May 2012 OP

Can you recommend any sellers that you know from experience are reliable? drm604 May 2012 #1

I don't use a specific seller, onestepforward May 2012 #2

This is a cool tip! Phentex May 2012 #3

You're welcome! onestepforward May 2012 #4

They work best when combined with in store sales and print out coupons Kaleva Jun 2012 #5

Combining coupons and store sales onestepforward Jun 2012 #6

Found out the hard way that not all stores take print out coupons! Kaleva Jun 2012 #7

more coupon value Hula Popper Jul 2012 #8