Coupons

[RacersEdge]

I also feel like a douche when I'm like "oh yes and I have a coupon for $.55 off my shaving cream."

If we're talking like, $20 off at best buy, sure. But otherwise, they're a nuisance and they make me feel like a douchebag.

[RunDownHouse]

All the time for groceries, occasionally for eating out. I generally save about 5% off my groceries every trip, and I'm not worried about the Kroger cashier thinking I'm a "douche," so I'm happy to use all the $.50 coupons I can find.

[RacersEdge]

I will not use a coupon, but I will whip out my Kroger card just becasue there is no hassle involved.

[RunDownHouse]

But they stack!

I can understand not wanting to bother with the hassle of finding the coupons, but if I handed you a stack that gave you savings of something like $5 off $100 worth of food, you wouldn't use them? The cashier just scans them like any grocery.

[RacersEdge]

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But they stack!

I can understand not wanting to bother with the hassle of finding the coupons, but if I handed you a stack that gave you savings of something like $5 off $100 worth of food, you wouldn't use them? The cashier just scans them like any grocery.

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If you gave them to me as I walked in the door of Kroger, I'd probably use them. But if I had to carry them around for a few days, no.

[swede123]

I was watching this segment on some news story, about some lady that tracks the coupon cycles for various manufacturers. To illustrate they went to a Safeway or something and bought a bunch of stuff. The total was about $200. When they used the Safeway card they got it down to about $100, and when she got her coupons out the price dropped to $50. Pretty insane savings, I was impressed.

That being said, I don't use coupons.

Swede

[mlh2e]

I buy the citipass book for Nashville ($20) and keep the book in my car. Until I am out of coupons, this book plays a major part in where I go out to eat. I generally use around $180-200 worth of coupons from that book.

As far as the grocery store goes, if I go the same day as I receive a coupon pack in the mail, I'll use them, but otherwise I don't think that far ahead.

[RunDownHouse]

I highly recommend you find a woman to clip and keep track of the coupons for you. Big reduction in the cost of using them.

[RacersEdge]

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I highly recommend you find a woman to clip and keep track of the coupons for you. Big reduction in the cost of using them.

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that sounds like a wife..

[KingCon]

Not really a coupon but, BUDWEISER has a sweet rebate for thanksgiving, buy a turkey (no beer purchase needed)and BUD will refund you $10, or buy a $20 Deli Tray and BUD will give you $10 back.

[RacersEdge]

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Not really a coupon but, BUDWEISER has a sweet rebate for thanksgiving, buy a turkey (no beer purchase needed)and BUD will refund you $10, or buy a $20 Deli Tray and BUD will give you $10 back.

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What store - Kroger? There is no beer tie in?

[4_2_it]

Only reason I still get the Sunday paper. The wife loves them, so more it is a win-win for me.

[GuyOnTilt]

I use coupons a lot online, but never B&M.

GoT

[samjjones]

I buy the "Entertainment" book every year. Its $35, and there are coupons/cards for 50% off a bunch of good restaurants. I estimate I used this book at least 20 times last year. Good value.