I would like to express my genuine excitement about your decision to embark on the rewarding journey of becoming a proficient couponer. It's truly wonderful to see you taking those essential first steps! While the beginning may feel overwhelming, trust that you are in the right place to gather all the knowledge you need to succeed in this rewarding endeavor.
Couponing is both an art and a science, and I encourage you to invest time in thorough research. Understanding the nuances of different coupon types, such as manufacturer coupons, store coupons, and cashback offers, will significantly enhance your skills over time. It requires dedication and practice to navigate the ever-changing landscape of deals and promotions effectively.
I will provide you with an extensive list of resources, including websites that offer a variety of printable and digital coupons. These platforms can be treasure troves of savings, enabling you to stretch your budget further while still enjoying the products you love.
As you embark on this journey, remember to approach it with patience. Mastering the ins and outs of couponing is not an overnight task; it takes time, experimentation, and a positive attitude to truly thrive.
Importantly, don’t feel pressured to spend money on printouts. Many reputable websites offer a wealth of freely accessible coupons, ensuring that you can start your couponing adventure without any financial burden.
I sincerely hope that the insights and resources I share will illuminate your path and make your couponing experience both enjoyable and fruitful. Embrace the adventure ahead!
- **AC - After Coupon**
- - **Blinkies**: In-store coupons provided by Smart Source.
- - **BOGO**: Buy one, get one free or at half off.
- - **Bricks**: Refers to specific internet printable coupons that can be printed twice.
- - **Bump**: A reply on a thread or post meant to move it to the top of a social group or forum.
- - **Circle**: Previously known as Cartwheel; it refers to Target discounts in the form of a percentage off certain items.
- - **Catalina Coupon (CAT)**: A coupon or deal printed at the cash register after a purchase. These can be used by purchasing specific combinations of items and can be redeemed on future transactions.
- - **CC**: A store coupon that can be used at other stores.
- - **Circular**: A store's weekly ads, available both in-store and in newspapers.
- - **CRT**: A CVS coupon that prints at the end of your receipt or from the magic machine in-store.
- - **CS**: Customer Service.
- - **DB**: Double Coupons.
- - **DND**: Does Not Double.
- - **DQ or DG**: Digital Coupon.
- - **EA**: Each.
- - **ECB**: Extra Care Bucks (CVS store), which are coupons that provide store credit and can be used as cash at CVS.
- - **ETS**: Excludes Trial Size.
- - **EXP**: Expires.
- - **FAQ**: Frequently Asked Questions; these provide clarity on the details of a policy or program.
- - **FAR**: Free After Rebate.
- - **GC**: Gift Card.
- - **HBA**: Health and Beauty Area.
- - **IE**: Internet Explorer - a web browser.
- - **IP**: Printable Internet Coupon.
- - **Inserts**: Coupon packets that come inside the Sunday newspaper.
- - **ISO**: In Search Of; a chat term used in comments about something that someone is looking for.
- - **Matchups**: Deals that combine both store sales and coupons to achieve the best price.
- - **MIR**: Mail-In Rebate.
- - **MFC, MC, or MQ**: Manufacturer's Coupon; these coupons are provided (and paid for) by the manufacturer.
- - **MM**: Money Maker.
- - **NLA**: No Longer Available.
- - **OOP**: Out Of Pocket Expense.
- - **OOS**: Out of Stock.
- - **OTC**: Over the Counter; medications that can be sold in-store without a prescription.
- - **OYNO**: On Your Next Order.
- - **Peelies**: Stick-on coupons found attached to products in the store.
- - **Printable Coupons**: Online coupons that can be printed and used in-store.
- - **POP**: Proof Of Purchase.
- - **PSA**: Prices Start At.
- - **RC**: Raincheck; a signed slip from the store authorizing the purchase of an item at a sale price in the future, when that item is no longer on sale.
- - **RR**: Register Rewards; checkout coupons for store credit that can only be used at Walgreens.
- - **Stacking Coupons or Stack**: Using multiple coupons on the same item(s).
- - **Stockpile**: A collection of mixed items or a large quantity of extra stock.
- - **Store Coupons (SQ) or In-Ad Coupon**: A coupon provided by the store within their circular.
- - **Tear Pad**: A pad of refund forms or coupons hanging on a shelf in a store.
- - **UPC**: Universal Product Code; a barcode found on products.
- - **WAGS**: Another acronym for Walgreens.
- - **WYB**: When You Buy; for example, get $1.00 off product "B" when you buy product "A."
- - **YMMV**: Your Mileage May Vary.
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