XXXX is a Coupon Queen with a capital Q. Learn how she saves Thousands of dollars a year and was able to buy 80 boxes of cereal for just $6. WGN-TV’s Ana Belaval explains.
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Internet coupons
Online retailers often refer to Internet Coupons as “coupon codes,” “promotional codes,” “promotion codes,” “discount codes,” “key codes,” “promo codes,” “shopping codes,” “voucher codes” or “source codes.” Internet coupons typically provide for reduced cost or free shipping, a specific dollar or percentage discount, or some other offer to encourage consumers to purchase specific products or to purchase from specific retailers. Although online coupon sites have been around for a while, they are now making a come-back due to the weak economy.
Manufacturers and retailers also consider Internet Coupons to be those that resemble traditional “offline” coupons, but can be printed from a user’s computer and redeemed in-store. Some of these Internet Coupons employ print-controls and other security technologies in order to mitigate coupon fraud risks unique to online channels (postings to “freebie” sites, unlimited prints, etc.).
Printable coupons have been both a blessing to consumers and a curse for retailers. For several years, printable coupon fraud was rampant because the technology was behind the concept and users were savvy about saving coupon creatives to PDF files. Saving coupon files to PDF is considered fraudulent use of coupons and goes against the manufacturer’s intention behind issuing the coupon. These days, printable coupons are easier and safer to print, but that doesn’t ease the rules for some retailers who’ve opted not to accept them anymore.
Another movement is to see local coupons brought to users online. This is giving “small” local businesses better online exposure to communities across the world. We have coupons for top retailers such as JCPenney for your home items and apparel or Target for all the things you want from a department store. PETsMART is the place to visit if you are looking for all the greatest pet care items. Domestications have bedding, bath and more to decorate your home with style and without spending a fortune. Gap.com gives you all the great clothing items you find in your local Gap and Dell offers online deals and specials to save you a bundle on your next computer.
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Watch this video for a demonstration of “How To Save Money With Coupons”. To complete the task, you will need:
Sunday newspapers
Coupon websites
An accordion folder
Get started with the first step: Don’t limit yourself to one edition of the Sunday paper. Serious savers carefully go through the coupon inserts in several editions, because different papers carry different coupons. The money you save will more than offset the cost of the papers.
For the complete guide, go to http://www.howcast.com/videos/34055-How-To-Save-Money-With-Coupons
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It seems that during a recession is the hardest time for the average person to save money and put it towards more productive tasks. Stocks are dropping, wages are dropping and retirement funds are slowly disapearing. So what can you do to save a little extra cash that can go towards paying off your debt? There are literally hundreds of different ’small things’ you can do to save money in your every day life.
Use Your Local Technical Colleges/Schools
If there is a technical college in your area, or a school that tailors to a specific profession, use them! Many automotive repair classrooms at your local college are more than happy to repair your damaged car in class for little or no cost, they are just happy to provide a real world experience for their students. For the women, if there is a cosmetology school in your area go there for your manicure’s, pedicures and facials at relatively no cost.
Do Your Shopping Online and Buying Used
While shopping online for your groceries may not be as lucrative as their marketing campaigns may lead you to believe, there are many other goods that are available used for free or cheap online. Take a look in the ‘new and used’ section of amazon, or scour your local area’s craigslist for any items you may need. You can save a bundle of money every month, just by looking through what is available used, rather than heading out to your local Sears to pick up that item you’ve just got to have.
Combine Your Communications Bills
Take a look at the deals your local service provider is offering for your different communication devices in bundle packages. Many companies, such as Comcast, offer internet, phone, and TV at a highly discounted rate when you order all three through them. I literally cut my communications bills in half just by deciding to go with one company for all my needs.
Only Subscribe to the Sunday Paper
In a world with TV and internet there really isn’t too much of a reason to pay to have the paper delivered to your house every day. Any information that would have been in that paper is more than likely free on their website, or will appear on the evening news. You can still be informed without paying a bundle.
Take Your Lunch To Work
If it will keep you from spending money everyday on food, take your lunch to work. The next time you take a look at your bank statements, go ahead and highlight every time you bought food in the last month, and then take a look at all the food you have sitting in your cupboards and your fridge. You could reduce your monthly food costs by a lot by just bringing your lunch with you to the workplace and not tempting yourself to spend more money on food.
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Coupon Queen Heather Tenney shows WLWT’s Michelle Hopkins how to save big on your shopping bill.
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