Coupon Clipping 101

Learn my time saving system to clip hundreds of coupons in minutes. Tips on the best way to use coupons and secret sources for keeping track of your coupons.

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• Coupons
• coupon
• clipping
• sorting
• saving
• system
• money
• database

[andrachel]

@MrCodex88 - well if you cook, you know you can use ranch dressing as a marinade, not just as salad dressing. also, you can donate what you don't use. obviously if you won't use the item, there's not a point in you buying it. however for a family, 6 bottles is no problem to go through prior to expiration.

[MrCodex88]

@andrachel so unless you eat that much kraft drwssing your just saving to save, for no reason really because you could of just spent .50 but instead you spent 3.00

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[1stThing2morrow]

what is the link to the database that tells you what week the coupon was in?

[andrachel]

Yes, 1 coupon per item - but let's say you find Kraft Dressing on sale for $1.50 and you have $1 off coupon. You have 6 papers, so you can get 6 items and use 6 coupons - that is 1 coupon per item, spending $3.00 total.

[alexandlety2008]

I'm confused. Most stores only allow 1 coupon per item. Am I wrong? So why would I buy 6 papers?

[trafficgeek1]

great stuff!