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    How to be an Extreme Couponer :: 7 Days of Stockpiling

    by Melissa@StockpilingMoms on April 6, 2011



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    With the Extreme Couponing Show airing tonight I thought I should how to be an extreme couponer into the 7 Days of Stockpiling.

    Day 1 -Utilizing Coupon Clippers

    Day 2 – Organizing Your Coupons

    Day 3 – How Do I Build A Stockpile?

    Day 4 - How To Be An Extreme Couponer

    Day 5 – Overage

    Day 6 – Utilizing the Freezer

    Day 7 – Living in the “Land” of Doubles

    I do consider myself extreme however to me being extreme is buying enough to last my family through the sales cycle.  I don’t purchase 1,000 of product but instead enough to last my family and when I have more than I need, I donate it.

    I have been talking about Extreme Couponing long before the TCL show.  There are time when being extreme makes sense.  For example when I bought 200 bottles of Mentos Gum and over 50 bottles of Lysol last April.  These are two examples of Extreme Couponing.  Do I consider myself Extreme, Yes however I do want to add that I consider myself Extreme within reason.  My primary goal is to stockpile for my family and donate when I am able.

    So, how do you become an extreme couponer?

    Our number one piece advice to you is never go to the store without a shopping plan. If you do you will NOT walk out of the door with major savings. Every week you should target what is FREE or near FREE. Then you should target what is at ROCK BOTTOM and “match” what coupons you have and these are the items that you should stockpile.  We have a weekly post each Tuesday called “Stockpile Time – Hot Deals and Steals at the Store” and we tell you exactly which items to stockpile every week.

    To “match” compare what stores have the lowest prices, and then “match up” what coupons you have with the sale ads.  Factor in which stores will double coupons when you match.  Also keep track of any “bonus” offers such as if a store accepts digital coupons, catalina’s earned, bonus gift cards earned or free items earned.

    Each week we provide you a free matchup of all the deals for Kroger, Meijer, Walgreens and  CVS.

    We network with other bloggers to offer you other Store Deals.

    Also, it is all about Brands and Product Size.  You want to use your coupons on the smallest size allowable based on the wording of your coupon.  This is the product size that will normally net free or near free.  This is a big change for many of you.   Also, you can not be brand loyal if you want to get in on the rock bottom deals.  Check out our post on Brands and Product Size for more information.

    You can also check out our Stockpiling 101 Series and Videos.

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    Vicki April 7, 2011 at 8:59 am

    Hello,
    Would love to chat with you about couponing. I am just starting out and have a couple of questions. Can you email me? Thanks!!!

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:38 pm

    Feel free to email me through the blog.

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    melanie May 6, 2011 at 4:46 pm

    hey i want to start couponing but i dont know how to, can you please tell me how

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    Claudi December 11, 2011 at 4:04 pm

    o noe — I posted my email on my post because i need help should i have done that opps !

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    Jennifer April 8, 2011 at 11:28 am

    Haa! Could you imagine buying 800 more bottles of mentos?? That would be extreme! (:

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms April 8, 2011 at 12:41 pm

    I absolutely could not! LOL

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    THERESA E April 8, 2011 at 3:45 pm

    MELISSA, I AM A COUPONER TOO BUT HOW DO YOU REALLY SAVE ALOT WHEN YOU ONLY HAVE A COUPLE OF GROCERY STORES IN YOUR AREA? THEY NEVER DOUBLE AND WHEN THEY DO HAVE SALES IT IS ON STUFF THAT YOU DON’T USE. I LIVE IN A RURAL AREA AND I HAVE TO TRAVEL 24 MILES TO THE NEAREST STORE. I AVERAGE MAYBE 20.00 MONTH ON MY GROCERY BILL. TO GET THE SUNDAY PAPER IT WOULD COST ME 10.00 A MONTH FOR THAT. ANY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE HELPFUL. THANK YOU
    THERESA E

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    Fabiola April 11, 2011 at 10:27 pm

    Theresa I also live in a rural area, the nearest walmart is 25 miles from where I live, and we really don’t have a lot stores out here.
    It would be really helpful to get tips on how to save money in this situations!

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms April 11, 2011 at 11:13 pm

    The best thing you can do is to look at the stores that you have available and compare the coupon policies. You need to watch the sales cycle and purchase when items are at rock bottom. This is when you stockpile.

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    Fabiola April 11, 2011 at 10:30 pm

    Do you have any tips for couponng in military commissaries?

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms April 11, 2011 at 11:12 pm

    You can follow The Happy Housewife who offers them :-)
    http://thehappyhousewife.com/real-life/military-commissary-coupon-match-ups-5/

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    kassidy February 16, 2012 at 10:37 am

    on base you can use expired coupons!!!

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    Brittany April 15, 2011 at 1:07 pm

    What is the best way to be an “extreme” couponer when no stores will double coupons in my area?

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:39 pm

    It is hard to be extreme when you can’t get doubles but you can save 50% which would still be great! You need to really strategically use your coupons.

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    Shamon April 16, 2011 at 12:12 pm

    When will you be adding Days 4-7 of your stockpiling?

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:39 pm

    Yes, I will :-)

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    lucy April 17, 2011 at 5:57 pm

    i am really afraid that the ” extreme couponing show” is going to hurt us in the long run. what they are doing is being hoarders, in my opinion. just like when the gentleman from villa hills grabed hundreds of tooth brushes, on the first show, and put them in his cart. that is what is going to hurt the rest of us who try to keep others in mind when stockpiling. and the twins last week cleared the shelves of one of the products they were getting and remarked that they didnt care that they had cleared the shelves. not right. i am afraid the manufactures will see this and start putting a limit on the item, as some already do, or even the grocery store will put a limit on your savings card when you present it at the register.

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:40 pm

    We are worried about that too.

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    Jimella April 21, 2011 at 1:47 pm

    I am a single mother of 3 kids I work full time and I don’t receive any state assistance except on my kids school lunches. I am trying to get where you are, but I just don’t have the time to devote to coupon clipping and sale ad comparing that I am realizing it takes to do what you do for your families. I don’t want to be over the top, but I do want to stock pile on the needed items for my family. My oldest, Daughter, is 14, my Middle child, Son, is 8 and I have a 7mo baby Girl. SO I need everything from food to feminine items to diapers and formula. I buy generic because the little couponing I was doing wasn’t worth it. It was cheaper to by generic. I have bills piling up that need to be paid, I have cut corners where I can, but it still isn’t enough. Cutting my grocery bill is the only thing left. I have seen websites where you can buy coupons. Is it worth it and again comes the sale ad comparing. Do I just need to toughen up and find the time to devote to this or is it really not that hard? Please help and God bless all of you for all you do for your families.

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:41 pm

    If you devote 3 months to building your stockpile and really spending the time you will be amazed at the results! I know it takes time but the payout is so worth it.

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    Shannon's Tales of Motherhood August 22, 2011 at 10:22 am

    Jimella,
    (sorry for the late comment)I have a suggestion for you in reguards to having no time along with having 3 kids as a single Mother.I have 4 kids and I’m a single Mother as well so I know how it is!Anyways,my advice would be to get the kids involved.While your clipping your coupons allow them to hold the kid sissors to clip items from old coupon inserts to use for a collage or something.You can turn it into quality time spent with the kids.They would love it.Also,you can make it more fun by asking them to make a grocery list and see if they can find a coupon match.Good luck!
    Thanks,

    Shannon

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    Tonya April 21, 2011 at 6:06 pm

    How do u get so many coupons of one thing?

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:41 pm

    order them from a coupon clipper or buy multiple papers :-)

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    Theresa May 11, 2011 at 5:03 am

    Hi mellisa my name is Theresa I want to start couponing but I don’t know how or where to get all these great coupons help me out please let me know.

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    Shannon's Tales of Motherhood August 22, 2011 at 10:31 am

    Hi,
    Thanks for the tips about couponing,I’m learning alot all through your blog.I have a question about the coupon clipper,I’m not sure if the coupon clipper in your area is a magizine with tons of coupons that people recieve in the mail monthly.If this is that,can you tell me how do I get one delivered to my home monthly?My neighbors recieve one monthly but I don’t.I tried calling their 1-800 # but I was told only the address’s on their mailing list get it and I couldnt add my address to the list.:( I went online on their site as well and found nothing as far as a mailing list) Thanks again for your help.
    Shannon
    shannpf1977 @ yahoo dot com

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    Jacqueline April 21, 2011 at 10:35 pm

    Melissa,
    I tried today to shop with coupons using the show “extreme couponing” as motivation. I don’t want to be extreme or obsessed with coupon shopping although I would like to start saving a lot and being more budget consious. Of course I would love to get things for free or for little money as they do on the show…. not 100 free items but 5-10 so help my family. I noticed that all my stores around me double coupons up to 99 cents. So really all my coupons that were for a $1.00 were not doubled. How do you and other “extreme couponers” get items for free or almost nothing? Is their actually stores that double coupons beyond a dollar? Or does a crazy deal which one make one stockpile it come onl every couple of months for a item… meaning you have to watch extremely closely? How does these people on the show get toilet paper and deoderant stock piles without having coupons doubles over a dollar?

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:42 pm

    It is all about strategic coupon use. You use your coupon when the product cycles to rock bottom or 70% off and that is when you stockpile.

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    Dandi Bond April 25, 2011 at 5:32 pm

    I too only have a couple of stores around me, but I called the one closest that I found out doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. So that’s great! They will only let you use 20 coupons per transaction and only 1 like item (like, you can’t buy 2 deodorants of the same brand and use coupons for both) but I still work it as much as I can. I end up going to the store about every day. But I truly love to do this…I could totally be an extreme couponer if I really had the resources and the store would let me. :) Thanks for this post!

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:43 pm

    Hopefully your store will loosen their policy. Can you just put the bar down and make multiple transactions?

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    Elle May 4, 2011 at 10:13 pm

    Hi,

    I’m so confused by watching that TLC show..how do you buy multiple items of the same product and get it for free? I’m now taking care of my parents and really need to know how to save in order feed us all. I’m not interesting in hoarding but just getting to the register paying a fraction of the cost. Is there a page that fully explains how to understand methods and techniques of couponing for a newbie like myself? Thank you so much.

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    Melissa@StockpilingMoms May 4, 2011 at 10:44 pm

    You bet! Here you go – http://www.stockpilingmoms.com/getting-started/stockpiling-101-series#start

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    Chase May 11, 2011 at 1:18 am

    Hi there!

    After spending almost a year on a strict food budget of food stamps, going without, and simply buying stuff that we didn’t like but couldn’t afford anything else my best friend and I have started “planning” to become EC, but the only problem is that we often see coupons that say, “Limit one coupon per visit/customer/item”. It’s confusing because we may have a coupon for 50% off a bottle of Lysol Wipes but it says “Limit one coupon per visit”…how do you get around these strict rules?? Thanks!

    *When I say that we are “planning” I mean that we are reading amazing blogs like yours, watching shows like Extreme Couponing (taking notes), and reading Coupon Policies for all the stores in our area. We really need to find a way to start saving money & actually buying food and other items that we need, when we need it. I hate eating Ramen noodles for several days in a row b/c that’s all we can afford. Please help us! Thanks!

    -Chase

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    penny September 24, 2011 at 4:08 pm

    one coupon per product per purchase means for example that if you buy a tube of toothpaste and you have two $.50 off coupons you can only use one coupon for one tube of paste. however if you buy two tubes you can use two coupons, etc. Unless there is a limit of example ‘limit 4 like coupons in a transaction (your shopping trip) you should be able to use multiples unless your store limits coupons. Sometimes I find this languages confuses the cashiers, also.

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    Nansi May 11, 2011 at 2:24 pm

    Do all coupons have a limit?…..I’ve noticed some of them say “A limit of 4 coupons per shopping trip”…… but in the TLC show I see individuals use 50 or more at a time for the same product…..where do you find coupons that don’t have a limit on them?

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    megan May 17, 2011 at 11:54 am

    hi im having some trouble trying to coupon but i really need this my family has gone broke and we have nothing in our fridge and i have a 6 month old son we are living paycheck to paycheck if any one can help me out that would be great because i am at breaking point what do i do

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    Shelley@StockpilingMoms May 17, 2011 at 3:22 pm

    Megan, We know times are tough right now! Please refer to http://www.stockpilingmoms.com/getting-started/stockpiling-101-series#start for help! Thanks for reading!

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    imataken May 22, 2011 at 11:38 pm

    I have noticed on the extreme coupon tv show they buy items that i wouldn’t call food they buy 80 dental flosses or 100 toothpastes but what about meat for 7 days a week and side dishes the items we all need for everyday.. i know my family loves red meats and chicken i never ever see them getting anything like that

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    Justin June 8, 2011 at 12:33 pm

    If someone could call me and walk me threw on hoow to start being an extreme couponer i live in oklahoma my number is 405/595/6091 thank you and have a wonderfull day

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    candy June 15, 2011 at 3:32 pm

    I am new at this and would like to get more info,would sure appreciate if I could get a reply back with lots of info.I also live in Oklahoma

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    nicole June 16, 2011 at 10:51 am

    hi iam new to this and really want to start to use coupons the only stores i have is publix winn dixie cvs walgreens target and walmart. how do i start ? thanks

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    Beverly December 16, 2011 at 12:18 pm

    Hi, Nicole
    I just started visiting this site and have been couponing since october of this year. I recently went to walgreen’s and my total was $147.67 when cashier rang up my items, but after using my walgreen’s coupons and stacking with my manufacture’s coupons I only spent 91.00, i was able to stock up on toilet tissue, paper towels, personal items, cold medicine, dawn, coffee, other household items. i also went to kroger’s this month and had a grand total of 376.00 but after ecoupons, and double of printed coupons i only spent 200.00 this was very exciting for me. i racked up on cereal sales, their 10 for 10 items (using coupons on them also), and their ban deodorant buy one get one free with my 1.00 off coupons. i print alot of coupons and have recruited family to save theirs for me, purchase online, and signed up with many products websites to print off coupons. you can also like serveral products on facebook and then print off a coupon for it. I got 2.00 off tide by doing this and then caught it on sale for 5.00 ending up paying 3.00 for it. i am on disability with 4 children so i have to save as much as possible with a limited income.

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    martin June 19, 2011 at 5:53 pm

    the same here i dont no where 2 look 4 free coupons printable 2 use for good savings and where i can use them, can u help?

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    Michelle July 30, 2011 at 1:23 pm

    Isn’t that a lot of running around trying to compare prices at the different supermarkets? I know I have major chains within 5-10 miles of each other (Shop Rite, A&P, Pathmark, Stop & Shop, Foodtown) but it would be crazy driving to each to compare prices. Is there an easy way? Not everything is online or in the paper.

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    keith August 23, 2011 at 8:03 am

    hell there ladies im recently seperated and im having a heck of a time trying to figure this out so i would appreciate if some could show me how to do this properly so i could get more for my money thanks

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    Keith September 4, 2011 at 2:31 am

    I seen the Extreme Couponers show I have to say unless you are giving alot to people who are out of jobs there is no reason someone needs 60 bottles of hot sauce, 75 two liters, six freezers 100 deodorants, I say be damn reasonable. I can see if you buy enough for your family and those out of work but way i see it if power goes out and the six freezers and friges goes out and you loose all the frozen food we someone who needed it more or their kids could have bought it to feed their kids instead some idiot has hoards of food that well went down the drain. NO ONE NEEDS 75 DEODORANT STICKS AND DAMN SURE NOT 60 BOTTLES OF HOT SAUCE.

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    helen hayes September 4, 2011 at 11:35 pm

    I would llike to begin a food bank at my local church and my family Ineed help to begin with the coupon. Where to places to get coupon from. how to get good bargains etc Pls help Ms. COUPON LADY GET STARTED!!!!

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    Rupi September 14, 2011 at 1:04 pm

    I just started reading your blog and liked the part about being “extreme!” One thing that really stood out and which I practice as well is that when you are couponing you can’t focus too much on being brand loyal as if you are looking for a good deal or rock-bottom pricing they don’t always go hand-in-hand. Thanks for adding to the couponing and deal movements!

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    Darien September 18, 2011 at 9:42 pm

    Hello everyone, can someone help me and tell me where to get a whole bunch of printable coupons or coupon booklets? I don’t know where to get them, how do all these extreme couponers get free coupons? Someone please help me! :)

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    penny September 24, 2011 at 4:13 pm

    If you don’t receive coupon flyers, there are sites that clip coupons from flyers and you can order them for a small handling fee. for example today i ordered $70 dollars face value of coupons for $6 . this is a ‘clipping’ charge and postage. You choose only the coupons you want and the quantity you want. They arrive quickly. There is a posting on this site listing multiple clipping sites. I used thecouponclippers.com today.

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    Christina October 2, 2011 at 8:26 pm

    My name is christina and i live with my mom and my brother and roommate. and as of right now me and my mother are the only one working. so trying to feed 4 people and pay bills gets hard and me and her are wanting to get started on Extreme Couponing. So is there any tips or ideas you can give us to get started. Thanks so much

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    Lonnie October 12, 2011 at 10:31 pm

    Hello Can someone please provide me some information how to be an Extreme Couponer!!!

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    Lonnie October 12, 2011 at 10:35 pm

    Melissa and Shelley, please help!!! How do I become a stockpile and extreme couponer?

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    Daquetta October 19, 2011 at 12:28 am

    Hi!
    My name is Daquetta and I just wanted to say that I appreaciate all of the advice you are giving us beginners. When my husband leaves for deployment in two weeks I plan to dedicate all of my free time to a stock pile. He hates shopping he rather just pay I love to save so this is going to be so awesome! Thank you for everything!

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    Elizabeth October 20, 2011 at 10:37 am

    I am just started my research on how to become a couponer and my question is how do you “stockpile” when you only have one coupon for that item I am really lost and confused here. I need some major help and tips!! Thank you!!

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    jen October 30, 2011 at 5:41 pm

    Hi ladies, Can anyone please help me on how to do the extreme couponing where i can go into a store get 2 or 300 dollars in grocerys and only spend 20 or 30 dollars. please help my family is on a very fixed income since husband lost job. thank you

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    Mare November 5, 2011 at 11:57 pm

    What is the best way to be an “extreme” couponer when no stores will double coupons in my area HELP ME PLEASE , Mare from Naples,FL.

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    crystal November 11, 2011 at 1:00 am

    Hi I am trying my hardest to learn how to do this couponing thing, would love some tips. We live on a military base and would love to start stocking up. Please email me thanks:)

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    natasha November 16, 2011 at 11:14 pm

    hi, i want to become a cuponer but i dont know how to go about it can u email me please?
    Thanks, tasha

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    Grecia November 17, 2011 at 7:58 pm

    Hi,
    i was wondering what store is the best to shop at with coupons?
    thankyou

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    Beverly December 16, 2011 at 12:24 pm

    if you have a dollar general, family dollar, walgreens near you, you can use their coupons (in inserts or print from their websites) and stack those with a manufacture coupon to get some great deals. Target does this also with their coupons that you can print from their site, and manufacture coupons although they do not advertise it, but it is in their coupon policy(i print out policies for all stores i shop with and keep in my coupon binder)

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    Ally November 22, 2011 at 4:49 pm

    Hi. I’m a 16 year old girl that is taking up couponing for my family. My mom has been unable to find a job and my dad works, and does an enormous amount of overtime. This seems like a really good way to save money, and trust me, I’ve done my research. The problem I have, however, besides being a beginner, is that we must buy certain products gluten free and those coupons are hard to come by. Any advice from more advanced couponers would be welcome.

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    gaby May 15, 2012 at 5:37 pm

    I am going threw something similar I want to know where are suppose to get all your coupons from?

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    Claudi December 11, 2011 at 4:02 pm

    Hello,\
    I am new to this site. I signed in to the chat on the site, but no one was responding to me lol idk.
    I am new to couponing. I build and designed my book so thats ready to go. I have done some shopping , but have been getting a lil dicouraged. I am from New York City.
    If someone is willing to become my coupon mentor be very grateful email & Googletalk is ClaudiCoupons1@gmail.com
    Thanks Cee*

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    Beverly December 16, 2011 at 12:28 pm

    hi i just started in october and have saved about 500 with my coupons so far. i would be glad to help anyway i can my email is dionplatt@sbcglobal.net

    Beverly

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    Erica January 10, 2012 at 10:17 am

    I have a question i want to get more for my money but how can i have a stockpile if i live in a one bedroom apartment with very minimal room? I will take any suggestions.

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    Courtney March 6, 2012 at 5:09 pm

    Hi. I am trying to get coupons. I dont have a working printer and ive been looking online for coupons that get mailed to you but i havent really seen anywhere, and when i did you had to go threw all this survey junk. If anyone knows where to get more coupons that would be great. Also I live in manchester NH and if anyone knows of any stores that double coupons please let me know thanks =)

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    Since 2009 Melissa Jennings and Shelley King have blogged at StockpilingMoms.com and made it their mission to save money for their families and help others do the same. Learn from their expertise as they share tips for savvy saving! From blog to book they have authored Savvy Saving Book which released nationwide in January 2012. Melissa and Shelley are best friends who met through their International Adoption process.

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