Southwest Georgia Couponing: New Coupons 3/14

-$1/3 Keebler® Products
-$1/2 Kellogg’s® Pop-Tarts mini crisps®
-$0.30/1 HARIBO product 4 oz+
-$1/3 Kellogg’s® Special K® Cereals

Wisk Coupons
$1/1 Wisk Deep Clean
Silk Soymilk Coupons
$0.55/1 Silk Soymilk or Almondmilk

Glossary

$1.00/1, $2.00/1, etc. : One dollar off one product, two dollars off one product, etc.

$1.00/2, $2.00/2, etc.: One dollar off two products, two dollars off two products, etc. You must buy two of the product to get the discount.

BOGO: Buy One Get One (Usually Free or 1/2 off)

B1G1, B2G1: Buy One Get One, Buy Two Get One

Blinkie: Coupons distributed on the aisles in stores

Coupon insert: Inserts in the Sunday newspapers that include coupons. These include Smartsource (SS), Redplum (RP), and Proctor and Gamble (P&G)

ECB: Extra Care Bucks from CVS

EXP : Expires or expiration date

Hangtag: A coupon found hanging from a product.

IP : Internet Printable

MIR: Mail in Rebate

OOP: Out of Pocket (The amount you spend)

One coupon per purchase: Ability to use one coupon per item

One coupon per transaction: Ability to use one coupon per transaction (You can do separate transactions)

Peelie: Coupons found adhered to products

Q: abbreviation for coupon

Raincheck: A Rain Check is a written slip that you can request from a store when a sale item is out of stock.

Rebate: A rebate is a refund of part or all of the amount paid.

RR: Register Rewards from Walgreens. Basically a coupon printed from the register for use on your next transaction.

Transaction: a transaction refers to your entire purchase, especially the payment you make for that purchase.

Tear Pad: A pad of manufacturer coupons found near product on shopping aisles.

WYB: When You Buy.

Southwest Georgia Couponing

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

New Coupons 3/14

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