I love your site! I saved $30 last week on a $100 shopping trip.
I found a good group of coupons for GMills, Pillsberry, yoplait, bisquik, Chex Mix/Bars, betty crocker, etc.
You have to enter the BIG CLIP Contest for your school at www.thebigclip.com to win 500,000 boxtops for your school. After you register and enter you can click on COUPONS to print about 20 coupons. This is the link to go straight to the coupons, dont know if this shortcut will work.
http://www.boxtops4education.com/earn/clip/Coupons.aspx but here it is.
Also, my big tip you can pass to your "fans" is to combine Sunday Coupons or in store tear off coupons with the Internet coupons. For instance, You clip a $1 coupn for cheerios, then you tear off a 50 cents off coupon from the store, then you add on a $1 off cheerios coupn you printed online and you save $2.50 on one box.
The only prob is some cashiers will bxtch and say only one coupn per item but what I do is get to know which cashiers don't care (this is usually the young men cashiers in their late teens/early 20's) They always take any coupn I offer unlesss it is expired. The lady cashiers seem to be more picky for some reason.... thanks (cori)
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Tabitha
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I agree with Tabitha. This is extremely dishonest! You are only allowed to use 1 manufacturer coupon on an item. If the store allows you to use a store coupon with this item, then that's okay. However using an internet printed coupon with a Sunday insert, if both are manufacturer coupons, it is considered coupon fraud.
The only way using 3 coupons could possibly work is if you use (1) manufacturer coupon, (1) store coupon and (1) e-coupon that's attached to your store card. (ie cellfire).
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I agree with Tabitha and Suzanne, this is coupon fraud. The store can be audited and have to pay back money plus fines if they don't follow the manufactures coupon policies. Then we all loose. So lets only stack a manufactuers coupon with a store coupon and combine that with a great sale. Keep in mind that the kid who wrongly took the coupons could loose his/her job. It is also coupon fraud to try to use a coupon on the wrong size or product. Keep this in mind and keep it honest while saving $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Clearly this is dishonest. A lot of registers won't let you do this. If the register beeps b/c of an error then it just draws attention to what you are trying to do.
Trying to be dishonest only hurts the cause. Then manufacturers will be less likely to put out as many coupons and stores will be less likely to want to accept coupons if they become too much trouble. Don't think that could happen? My local Wal-Mart (and maybe more? I don't know if this is all Wal-Marts or just ours) doesn't accept printable coupons because they have problems with people trying to use fraudulent coupons. So a few dishonest people have hurt the rest of us.
The only way you CAN combine coupons is a manufacturer coupon with a store coupon. i.e. a $1 off general mills cereal from GM and a $1 off coupon from target for the same cereal.
Any other combining is fraud.