Coupons - Enid,OK

Try couponmom.com. I have signed up with them, it is free. This website tells you how to save more with coupons. Very interesting, read through the website.

i use coupons.com. i also use pillsbury.com, bettycrocker.com and proctor&gamble.com. you can look up the product you want and see if they have a website to get coupoons. if you sign up for alerts from proctor and gamble they will send you a email as to when there are coupons in your paper. when they put in coupons, so does everyone else so you can really get a lot in the sunday paper. last sunday they had a lot of coupons in the paper. you can also print the coupons a few times per month before they tell you that you reached your maximum.

happy couponing.

I know there is www.smartsource.com

I use a clipper service for extra coupons, http://www.couponsthingsbydede.com/?Click=4964 Super fast!

Have you seen www.thegrocerygame.com Helps me save tremendously on groceries and using coupons.

T.
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I also recommend www.thegrocerygame.com There is a small fee, but the savings are enormous. Just to give you an idea...I have 23 tubes of free toothpaste under my bed. The site tells you when and where to shop and which coupon to use to maximize your savings. There are several military families who do GG.
You can do it from the free sites, but the savings of time is just as important to me as the money savings and GG can't be beat for that.
Go to the site and read the message board for several weeks. You don't have to be a member to read the message board. You will pick up some hot tips there and also get an idea of how large the grocery game savings can be.

Grocio.com is just starting in the Tulsa area. They do the comparisons between the different stores for you, and then put the coupons on their site for you! Basically, they do the hard work for you, so you can reap the benefits. If you, or anyone else signs up, please use my name as a reference.
Thanks,
D. Chase

I like the site www.couponmom.com. Not only does the site have coupons to print but also sales in the grocery stores in our area. You will have to register but there is no "catch" other than that.

Also, www.kraftkitchens.com offers a free magazine four times a year and free coupons. As does, www. bettycrocker.com.

I don't know the exact web address, but look up Nestle Kids online. If you register for their monthly newsletter, it comes with coupons for juice, frozen Stouffer's family size meals, etc. There aren't a lot of coupons to choose from, but you can print each one twice so if there are some you like it's worth getting the newsletter.
J.

A couple of sites I like and have used is one the Betty Crocker web site offers free printable coupons. You have to sign up for a newletter, they email you when they have new coupons. Another web site I have tried is www.coolsavings.com same deal, sign up and they email you a newsletter with new offers. Just type in Coupons for Free and you will come up with a lot of different sites. Read the guidelines and enjoy.

K.

smart source.com is my favorite. You can go to coupon mom.com and see a bunch of other sites, too.

I was on Kroger.com one and found the links to www.shortcuts.com and www.p&gesaver.com which have been very helpful for me. These both have electronic coupons, which are great. Both were really easy to register with and you register your Kroger card or the plus card for whatever store you use and add the coupons of your choice. Whenever you purchase them is automatically takes it off at the checkout. With electronic coupons you can also use paper coupons and get double savings! Hope this helps, I really like it and its less for me to keep up with at the grocery store.

--J. C

Hi E.,
I use www.coupons.com. Not a huge source of coupons, but they do have some. If I actually take time to sit down and plan a menu for the week(doesn't happen very often), I go directly to the manufactures' website to look for coupons. When you register at the coupons.com sight, you can request for a notification email for when they have new coupons. Grab a shoe box or something when printing coupons from the manufactures'sites. Seems that they use an entire sheet of paper to advertise below the coupon. I just cut the coupon out and flip the paper over and recycle for the next coupon.

Good luck saving!
R.

Hey E.,
Try searching on the Net for something like "free printable coupons".
Also-if you live on base, ask if some of the staff gets the Sunday Paper (you can get free coupons that way).
If you Don't check into your local paper Sunday Delivery only-if it's a daily paper they will most likely have it.
Our local paper is $8/mo for Sunday Only Delivery (1 good paper will pay for the delivery and you could always ask to get it for a family present or ask all your family who normally get a gift to give you Cash or Checks so you can subscribe to the local Paper for their Sunday Coupons. :-) (I have a friend who did this and saved the family Christmas $$ to use for memberships to Kids' Museums for the Family :-).
You can also ask if you have friends who have parents nearby-for some reason retiree's tend to get the weekend papers-Makes me look forward to Retirement ;-).
In addition you can put ads in Freecycle.org's Cafe and ask if anyone has coupons they don't need, or on Craigslist etc...if you go that route, be Specific in the coupons you need and don't give out your home address.
Hope this helps and Congrads on your new addition!
:-) C.

I don't know of anyone site that you can print coupons, but i do know that if you go to the sites of all the baby brands that you can think of and fill out your info and due date, you'll get fabulous coupons all throughtout the baby's stages.
Have a great day and god bless!!

coupons.com You put in your zip code and it gives you the coupons for your area.