Finding Coupons

[decemberlov]

I don't use many coupons because I never seem to find many for the products we use. I just found this link (http://frugalliving.about.com/od/foodsavings/tp/Organic_Coupons.htm) and thought it may be helpful to some of you! Most of these you have to register on their website and I think I'll setup a new email address just for this purpose so I'm not clogging up my daily email inbox.

Where so you get most of your coupons from?

[Tussiemussies]

This is an excellent coupon site:

www.thecouponclippers.com

[decemberlov]

Thanks Tussie, I'm usually very leery of most coupon sites I run across. They all look very spammy and I'm always afraid to click on anything :~)

[Tussiemussies]

You can trust this site. You will have to register, but the woman who owns it is the wife of a minister. I have been using them for many years now without any problem.

When I want a certain coupon I just do a search for it instead of scrolling through that alphabetical category. They have so many coupons there, they usually have what I am looking for...I think you will be very happy with their service.

:)

[domestic goddess]

I have also given up using coupons, because there was rarely any on the products I use, and it wasn't worth the time and energy to go through tons of coupons from various sites where there weren't any I'd use anyway. And we picked up a virus, apparently from one of the sites. But maybe I'll take a look at this one. Thanks!

[Paver1951]

This is an excellent coupon site:

www.thecouponclippers.com (http://www.thecouponclippers.com)

Thank you!

[Paver1951]

Thanks for more info..

[try2bfrugal]

I usually do not use manufacturer coupons but I get a lot of store coupons just by being on store mailing lists. I use an email address just for newsletters. I get some free and almost free items that way. Last night it was 2 pounds of banana for free for a store I shop at regularly anyway.

[Paver1951]

This is an excellent coupon site:

www.thecouponclippers.com (http://www.thecouponclippers.com)

Thanks for the links..

[Weston]

You can trust this site. You will have to register, but the woman who owns it is the wife of a minister.

:)

She's a minister's wife who knows full well that she is charging people for coupons that are void when she transfers them to her customers. I know that she and her competitors claim that you are not paying for the coupons but for "clipping" or "processing" or "handling" yet none of them can explain why they charge $2 for "clipping" "processing" or "handling" for a high value coupon but only .15 for "clipping" "processing" or "handling" a lower value coupon when in fact they are "clipping" "processing" or "handling" the exact same size and weight of paper.

I think she likes using her status as a minister's wife for marketing purposes in order to give her a higher perceived credibility or morality. Yet she knows that almost all manufacturer coupons are printed with the warning that they are void if transferred. So she is charging money for something that she knows is legally valueless.