I recently came across Coupert and was wondering if anyone here has used it? Does it actually find coupons or is it hit or miss?

Hello! I am new here and I'm wondering how couponing works. I've been thinking of it since the Honey extension controversy and was wondering where you actually find coupons to begin with.

Right off the bat- I'm not american, which I'm sure is important, but I'm curious if anyone here knows where/how to even look for coupons to begin with since I'm not sure where to start 😅

I'll be happy to get advice/tips/sites/whatevers if you got any :')

My company used to have a corporate discount code and it no longer works. Once I bought an alternator for $300 brand new and was able to get $50 discount with the corporate discount code through my company + 3% cash back with PayPal and 2% with Rakuten. Nice savings at the time and I really needed an alternator, fast! Are there any discount codes that work that your company is offering? My car needs lots of things so I am trying to save money while unemployed at the moment.

Hello! I have a question that I'm sure somebody in here has looked into and can point me in the right direction-

Looking to start a small art business, and I want a tool that will crawl all the big online marketplaces and wholesalers and find the best prices on, say, LEDs, water pumps, bulk minerals, that kind of stuff.

Any ideas?

I just started yesterday , with a mix of Winco and Ibotta, and I’ve already earned 7.50 and saved 3 dollars in store!

Recently received a Wayfair coupon for 15% off in the mail, but I missed the expiration date before I could use it. Has anyone had luck getting a replacement coupon or If you have an extra coupon you won’t be using, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks so much!

Hi all. After some research have found out that Ibotta being almost useless now is a widespread issue. What other apps have you had success with?

I have been having to report issues on Ibotta in order to get my offers. It used to work almost flawlessly. Has anyone else had this issue too lately? If so, and you switched to a different app which one did you switch to and do you like it?

What do you think of my haul at CVS? (Socks and hairpins/rubber bands/clip on top of the toilet paper)

I think it could’ve been cheaper…lol

Hello everyone!

So long story short, I’ve been going to yogurtland only when I get coupons for them. The deals are usually buy 1 get 1 free, buy 1 get 1 50% off and buy 1 get $2 off your purchase I believe.

So I go to the store and obv I read the rules and regulations of the coupon. Before I got a cup, I asked one of the workers if there’s a cup size limit to which they said no. I get the big cups and present the coupon when I get to the register. The manager of the store laughs and says that I’m violating the coupon by getting the big cup sizes. I smile back and reply that I’m not because the coupon doesn’t state anything about size restrictions. She gets the coupon up to the face and points at the picture, saying that the picture is showing small cup sizes so I can only buy small cup sizes with that coupon. I ask her to point out where the rules state that because it’s to my understanding that the images are only visuals and not a form of regulation.

So my question is; do these coupons have cup size restrictions?

Originally retails for $32.95 I got it for $3.35 after sale price, mperks, & Ibotta rebates!

$31.30 total, $20 Walmart Cash back, $1 Ibotta cash back, and $10.30 final cost!

I compared the prices with HEB, where everything would have cost $34.62 after their available coupons. I think I got a fair deal!

https://youtu.be/yiZ1pPQ3Hsc?si=Nmm6e1d4WhEbLFrT

Just saw this video and wanted to share. Apparently Harbor Freight's 15% and 30% Inside Track can be stacked with "Instant Savings" items! Yes, the 15% and 30% coupons stack directly on top of Instant Savings items. Here is exactly how the Harbor Freight register logic treats this unique combination: Why Stacking Works on Instant Savings Harbor Freight has a strict rule that percentage coupons cannot be combined or stacked with other coupons or regular Inside Track Club (ITC) member-only deals. However, Instant Savings and "New Lower Price" markdowns are treated as a temporary price reduction rather than a coupon. Because the register recognizes the Instant Savings amount as the item's new base price, the 15% or 30% coupon calculates its discount on top of that already lowered price.

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Does anyone have a working wayfair discount/coupon code? I know they send 15% off in mail but I haven’t received it in a while

Never went couponing before and I didn’t know about TikTok video tutorials until I got home. Did I still do good or where should I improve

I saw a comment on the sub where the OP said they stopped getting the '70% off up to 140 discount' and a fellow redditor asked to do this. I am facing the same crisis and need some enlightenment whether to follow this path or not.

I’ve been a casual couponer for a while but as my hours get cut I want to be less casual and actually get into this as a hobby so I was wondering what you guys actually do

I don't want to do long surveys or pay shipping. Just looking for brands with great customer service that love sending freebies via mail if you reach out!

I know a lot of folks are struggling and every little bit helps, Wegmans app has 5$ off any 35$ purchase in the digital coupons. It's rare that they have a useful coupon, let's make sure we all use it!

Hey everyone im looking in to saving money couponing. Im from vancouver BC canada and I struggle to find resources. If you have any please feel free to send them your way

So I had a bunch of CVS coupons I wanted to use. I added three items to my digital cart to make sure I could use all the coupons together and the checkout indicated that, yes, these coupons would be applied. I was pumped at the idea of getting $27 off my order! (See the first three photos)

I could have placed that online order, but I needed to run errands today anyway so I went to CVS in person to avoid shipping fees; I also didn’t want to place a pick-up order because I wanted to smell the all the Native deodorant options before buying.

(Final two photos) When I bought these three same items in person, only the Native coupon, the $10 off 30 Beauty/Personal Care coupon, and my extra bucks applied to the order. My two $5 and $6 off $20 coupons no longer applied; I would have understood they weren’t stackable, but no, neither applied. The final price of my order doubled from what the mobile app told me it would be. I still made the purchase but I was grumpy about it.

Was it just a glitch that all these coupons applied to my test order on the app? Or does the app stack coupons differently than the in-person store? I feel like I’ve gotten similar big coupon stacks before but maybe I’m misunderstanding something in this case. TIA!

I don’t mean the extreme couponing kind. I mean if you go to a store and there is a 30% coupon off your whole order and all you have to do is clip it, why do people mock this? If a store is offering you $5 off an item you’re already going to buy, why wouldn’t you use this? For pride? Why is it looked down on to actually try and save money? Why is it “cool” to piss away money? I make decent money where I don’t need to coupon or look for sales, but I still do because every dollar I save there is something I can either invest or buy something more fun with.

I don’t get the American mentality that pissing away your money is cool and that trying to save above certain income brackets means you’re somehow cheap or poor-at-heart.

I usually use digital clipped coupons, I don't often get sent physical ones from Meijer that I cant scan into the app.

Because it says limit one coupon per transaction, and it says not to be combined with with other discounts, and it ALSO says excludes clearance, would this only be useful on a transaction with no in store discounts, mark downs, or clippable in app coupons?

If I had excluded items in the transaction in store, does it invalidate the $10 off coupon? Or does it just not add towards the $50 minimum to use it?

I've noticed that when I shop, typically at Market Basket, I find that I am able to secure some discounted ground beef, and sometimes chicken, sporadically if I visit in the evening.

I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed grocery stores doing this, and if there's a science to timing it right to reduce the cost of groceries. Obviously, these are oftentimes product that will be going bad soon, so I just freeze what I buy.