Thanks to all that left insight on where to find more coupon inserts!
- Coupon bins in local libraries Dan D.
- The floor of some stores (probably mine, I dropped it!) Frugalista Mama
- Family & Friends (another great source for me!) Amy usually gets 4 extra of each insert. Or Check trash cans (or get your kids to do it!) and shopping carts especially @ Price Chopper for the iSave coupons. Guilty as charged, I snag these all the time too as they are a great source of extra manufacturer's coupons. Amy
- The dentist's office! I love these coupons as they usually have Qs w/long expiration dates and they're great for my profitable Rite Aid runs or A condo complex. Put a box in the recycling room with a sign asking for unused coupons. It just may work. csnuggle21
- Shaw's - Look for coupon insert bins where you find the Sunday papers CMeisen
- The Airport Lounge - Ilyssa found 4 full sets of coupon inserts in the Delta Sky Club Lounge.
- Dunkin Donuts - Sabine's shop leaves newspapers for people to read and allows her to take the coupons.
- Hotels or apartment complexes where tenants/guests throw out their magazines, newspapers, etc. Yahaira's boyfriend (a Porter) sifts through them and pulls the coupons.
- Coupon swap group We'd love to find out more Kathy! Please share. Kathy F.
- Community Newspaper recycling bin Anna
- Panera Bread Stephanie
Thanks to all that entered. I used random.org to pick the winner.
Frugalista Mama
Congratulations! Please email me @sdolan65 atnetscape. net(no spaces) with your full name and address so I can mail out your inserts!
Also on the floor in the corner of the beer aisle at the local grocery store.
ReplyDeleteMy local laundromat has a wicker basket on the counter with piles and piles of coupons cut from the Sunday paper.
ReplyDeleteI love the diner down the road. Every Sunday morning there is a pile of newspapers and I hit them up for a $2.99 breakfast and coupons.
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