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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: just6bp on September 17, 2017, 07:13:33 pm
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Does anyone know of a way to buy/get coupon inserts (for sunday's paper) without having to buy sunday paper???TIA
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I know some people give their coupons away. You can print coupons from FC too.
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In Minneapolis, the ads are delivered by the newspaper company if you request them, even if you don't subscribe to the paper. It is always hit and miss. Sometimes I get the ads I want and sometimes I don't get any of the ones I want or need.
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Your best bet is to find a friend, neighbor or coworker that doesn't use them and will save them for you.
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I don't think you can buy them, try asking a friend or neighbor
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Usually the same coupons are available at coupons.com, there is a video offer for it which is 10 cents daily
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No. I get most of my coupons at various sites online. They are usually better than the ones that comes out of the newspaper.
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I go to a few places refundsweepers sells cpns fun site with alot of stuff. Crazycouponlady there are others to that just sell cpns from the sunday paper.
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Coupons.com is good if you have a printer. They have hundreds of good coupons on there. The only downfall is, you have to have a printer and you can only print two of the same coupons until it resets. It usually only takes a day for them to reset but there are also so many other sites you can print from.
Hope that helps!
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I don't save coupons anymore because hubby refuses to use them, since he does the shopping now. I used to save a lot of money with them. i used to give them to my son but he now gets the paper and doesn't need them. So I started giving them to my foster son but he's been sick so we don't see him a lot anymore. So now they go to the recycling bins in the township.
Do they still have "coupon clubs?" Maybe you could join one. i used to belong to 4 of them across the country where you would swap coupons, or place ads in the magazine looking for certain ones and listing ones you could trade. Same with manufacturers offering free products or cash for buying their products and sending in proof. One week at the store, by combining coupons and sales, I only had to pay $8 for $118 of products. :) But then a real job got in the way, so I couldn't continue.
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Several of the grocery stores I go to have loyalty rewards. I can load coupons onto the little card they give you. I find that those coupons are for items I regularly purchase so I love it.
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Good question! ::)
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I make sure I always get my coupons saves a lot of money
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I think you can find them online.
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I have the opposite problem. In addition to a city paper that I do not want, I get a wad of coupons in a newspaper bag-both thrown on my driveway in the middle of the night. I never look at either delivery-it just goes right into the garbage. I have talked to all of the neighbors and they do the same exact thing. Not only is this a waste of ecological resources but it alerts criminals to houses that may be vacant. If I were on vacation, and didn't have neighbors remove the unwanted newspaper a criminal would just have to look for a driveway that has two or three of these and assume that the people were out of town. Same thing with door to door sales-which is also not allowed in our neighborhood. This is the best way for crooks to determine when you are not home.
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I believe you can see the inserts whole at a few of the sites that sell coupons. "Inserts" is often an option.
I buy coupons cheap on line often, and see the category there.
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Speaking of FC/Coupons.com coupons:
Does anyone beside me have problem redeeming them at Walmart? EVERY other store I shop accepts them without problem, but Walmart's scanners never scan them and their cashiers always try to tell me the coupons are photocopied and thus won't work.
Hopefully it's not just me!
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I usually get an extra set of coupons Thursday in a supplement that comes with the local paper.
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growing up, that was the interesting part of the paper.
we used to help mom clip them for her weekly shopping.
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Years ago, my mom used to get the Sunday coupon inserts for free from the local family owned deli. I think the store only has to return part of the paper as proof that the paper was not sold, and then they throw out the rest of the paper (including the coupon insert). I'm not sure if it works like that anymore.
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No only that there are ecoupons you can print out.
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People on eBay start selling food & toiletry coupons in bulk and also restaurant and fast-food coupons as soon as they come out, for low costs.
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Sometimes you can ask a neighbor if they don't want theirs.
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I get some coupons from the inserts, I also use coupons.com, which you can go to through FC. And I also occasionally go to Redplum. Com, but they don't have too many to choose from.
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Living in a small town we get very few coupons, Can't even buy a large town news paper and get it delivered to us on time. Buy the time we get it the coupons are sometimes old. The only time I get good coupons is I have to go to the big city to see the doctor and I don't always have time to use some coupons or it is not what I want.
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Definitely get them online for free.
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you can get them online and some stimes you can get tehm from restraunts