Extreme Couponing
By msmonkeyfeet
@msmonkeyfeet (789)
United States
June 3, 2011 7:46pm CST
I'm not sure that this would fit into the category of "make extra money" but rather "save extra money" but I figured I'd throw it in here to see what people had to say. So I'm sure many of you have seen the extreme coupon shows on TV and heard about them on the news but do you do any of it personally? I just started clipping coupons, although most definitely NOT to the extent that these people I've seen on TV, and it's actually a lot harder than I thought it would be! Do any of you know of any websites other than sites such as coupon.com that offer free, printable coupons for every day household items and groceries?
3 responses
@jesscatapano (14)
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28 Nov 11
Target's website has a printable coupon section for practically everything in the store. I believe their coupons are updated weekly (or atleast a few times a month).
Upromise.com not only has the college savings option when you log your store card #s and credit, debit and gift card #s on the site to track spending and gives credits based on certain items purchased from specific manufacturers... they also have a coupon section. I believe they are loadable to your frequent shopper card instead of printable and should come off your purchase at the store.
Inbox dollars has a section for coupons and they are printable. They credit your account 10 cents for every coupon redeemed after printing.
