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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: melodylogan45 on April 28, 2017, 05:35:57 pm
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Do you read the grocery store sales papers via online or the actual paper that is mailed to you?I prefer to read the actual paper. I always mark what I want to purchase.
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I always read all of them papers i get in the mail and on line stuff , I shop the flyers and sales, clip coupons and pretty much stock up when stuff is on sale. I and have never been without something I like. Got a full pantry and a full freezer... every thing was got on sale and I stick to my shopping list always.
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I have downloaded five programs/applications to my phone that: pay me for my receipts, provide coupons and freebies at the local grocery store, pay me for having two drinks a day, and pay me rebates for items that I purchase. I promised myself that I would not purchase items that we didn't normally purchase as people are prone to do. Just buying things that I would normally buy has credited me ninety five dollars in rebates; forty eight dollars for drinks that my wife and I have had, ten dollars for taking pictures of my receipts and I have saved over two hundred and twenty dollars on groceries and gas since the beginning of the year. I also clip coupons from the local Sunday newspaper. That has amounted to about seventy five dollars this year.
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It is according to what I have going on. Sometimes I just don't have to time.
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I have recently downloaded an app called Flipp that shows me all the ads at one time. I actually prefer the sales papers because it is easier to see.
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I usually read the actual paper, unless it gets tossed then I have to go online
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Both - depending on what I have time for. Since I work in a grocery store I have the opportunity to look at the paper ads while on break/lunch. And when I'm home I can flip through it on my laptop while utilizing coupons and Digital downloads offered on the companies website. I do enjoy the hunt for a good deal... I just haven't had the time to hone in on them as much as I used to.
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i use the actual paper and if i dont receive or want to check it i go online
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I usually don't read them.
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I prefer to read the grocery store paper while I am there. It makes things much easier while I shop.
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I like to read the paper, however, lately because I've been removing clutter, I choose to look at the ads on my phone. Don't need any extra papers.
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I do look at the circulars for ideas, but I also have a couple apps to my grocery stores that allows me to clip and get discounts. I tried the coupons.com type site, but I wasn't going on there enough to really take advantage of it consistently.
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keep the actual papers in my tote so I have them on me while shopping in the store (in case I need them), and I browse the papers on-line the first day they come out. That way I know which stores have what, on sale. It keeps me organized. (Otherwise I forget the papers and don't have them when I need them in the stores.)
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I try to match sales in the flyers with my coupons, and put those items on my list. I also get special coupons in the mail that are not in the store. Those help tremendously, sometimes saving one or two bucks each.
I am low-income, so I have to be wise with these. got $2.50 off each loaf of Brownberry bread that way the other day. Love it.
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We don't get the paper ads delivered anymore so if I want those, I have to go to the store to get them. I usually just go online to look at the ads, match sale items with my coupons and head to the store. I follow Kroger Krazy on Facebook and she alerts us to great deals with coupons at Kroger. I'm a coupon queen and never shop without them lol
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the paper sometime remind me to check out what I need right away, reading online you can save papers
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We look for the flyer in our newspaper too and circle the stuff on sale that we want before going to the store.
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I usually don't look at the ads or circulars. I just get the basics and what I need. If I see a stock item on sale, then I pick it up when I'm at the store.
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Usually, I take a glance at the sales paper when I reach the store.
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I sometimes look at the grocery sales on the newspaper. I don't think many people look at the sales online.
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I prefer the paper ads, easier to look through and circle what I want.
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I still prefer the paper form.
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I get mines every Tuesday and once I know what I want I set out on Friday to do some grocery shopping.
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I use the paper ad that come weekly and make grocery list from there. Start with one and write down everything I want to purchase including the price then go on to the next one and make the list for that store this way I can see who has what we need and at what price
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I prefer the actual paper flyers. But most of my coupon/ sale matchups I get from the Krazy Coupon Lady website.
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Yes, I do online and in the news paper
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I mostly do mine on line because my street can't seem to get the "ads" bad delivered to us,,, we don't get anything so I don't even get coupons :(