Frugal Dr. Mom: Link Love: Great Post on Matching Loss Leaders to Coupons

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Link Love: Great Post on Matching Loss Leaders to Coupons

Check out Deal Seeking Mom's latest post. I love her quote “If you don’t get strange stares when shopping-you’re doing it the wrong way:)”

3 comments:

bush said...: There is also another offer on personalised santa letter for chirstmas.; December 17, 2008 at 2:52 AM
Nancy said...: I get the strangest looks when I walk into a store with my coupon binder - UNTIL, I open the binder and I have my list and we walk through the store and I easily pull out the corresponding coupons as we go. I had one couple follow us through the entire store and through checkout just to see how we did. I gave her my blog card as we were leaving as she was asking more questions than I, at that moment, had time to answer. She has since signed up and we correspond often - she is learning....; December 17, 2008 at 12:37 PM
Dr. Mom said...: I love it when things like that happen!; December 17, 2008 at 6:51 PM

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Don't Know the Coupon Lingo?

This Section Will Help

B2GO- Buy two get one free
BOGO or B1G1- buy one get one free
Cat or Catalina- the coupon that spits out with your receipt
CRT- cash register tape aka receipt
ECB- Extra Care Bucks- the store credit that prints on receipts from CVS
IP- Internet Printed coupon
IVC- Instant Value Coupon from Walgreens
MF Q - Manufacturer's coupon
OOP- Out of pocket - The amount of money you spend
Peelies- the coupon found on the package
Q - Coupon
Rain Check- when a store is out of a sale item get a rain check so you can still take advantage of the sale price when the item comes in
RR- Register Reward - Walgreens form of a catalina
Stockpile- multiples of the same item
UPC- bar code of an item
YMMV - Your mileage may vary, usually means depends on your cashier's mood.
Blinkies - Coupons that are spit out of those automatic boxes in the aisles at the grocery store.
eQ - Coupons that are loaded on your store card (like Kroger). Usually through Cellfire, eShortcuts and P & G.