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Many of us Coupon Clippers know the typical places to find coupons:
Coupon Sources:
Newspaper (mostly Sunday's) & newsstand papers on Saturday (Dollar Tree $1)
Internet - All You, Coupon Network, Coupons.com, Mambo Sprouts, Red Plum, Smart Source, Price Chopper website, Price Chopper Facebook
Mailers - From manufactuers/companies when you sign up for free samples online
Magazines - All You, Woman's Day, Price Chopper magazines, Price Chopper & Hannaford's Organic & Natural (found in store by organic section), ShopRite Live Right magazine (in store).
Product boxes or inside packages.
Ecoupons - Cellfire, Price Chopper AdvantEdge/Zavers, SavingStar, ShopRite ecoupons
Store Ads or in store - blinkie or tearpads, peelie on product or Catalina coupon after checkout
Coupon Clipping Service - My Coupon Hunter, Coupon Dede
Trading Sites = Hot Coupon World, We Use Coupons
But what about locating more coupons in non typical areas and/or unique places? Adi says that some libraries in the Albany area post bins with newspaper coupons and she's even spotted some in laundromats and grocery stores!
I found the Smart Source insert in Aird Dorrance in Clifton Park while kitchen shopping. I would love to know where you have spotted and snagged FREE coupon inserts. It would be especially helpful information for those that buy only one newspaper per week.
Leave a comment with your finds and I'll pick one random winner to snag a (4) 3/31 P&G inserts (NJ) by tomorrow 4/10 @ 6PM!!!
The local library has a coupon exchange bin I like to use... I never use the baby items coupons, so I trade them for coupons I can use...
ReplyDeleteI have done coupon swaps. One thing I try to do is look on the ground near the store. I have found a couple great coupons that way :}
ReplyDeleteI get them form family and friends.... I usually get about 4 extra of each insert that way. and I always check the trash cans and shopping carts at price chopper for the I-save coupons.... people ALWAYS throw those away!!!
ReplyDeleteMy dentist office has had some good ones.....also my friend lives in a condo complex and she put a box in the recycling room with a sign asking for unused coupons....it works great! Apparently people in her building don't use coupons at all, lucky for us :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so funny you said that... I'm trying to think where I was the other day that actually had the coupon inserts in a top bin where you'd find the newspapers.
ReplyDeleteSHAWS!! I was at Shaws. I ran in to get a couple items and in the bins where you would find the Sunday papers - the very top bin had coupon inserts in it. I saw it and said to myself, "hmmm" but didn't even act on it.
I'll have to check it out again next time I'm in that Shaws store.
I was flying a few weeks back and found 4 full sets of coupon inserts in the Delta Sky Club Lounge. They let me have all of them!
ReplyDeleteMy Dunkin donuts has papers for people to read and they let us take the coupons if we want them
ReplyDeleteBesides getting my coupons from where Shelia posted above. My boyfriend, who is a Porter in a building gets them for me. They have bins where the tenants throw out there magazines, newspapers, etc. So he goes through it before he recycles it. :)
ReplyDeleteI get mine from friends and from a coupons swap group.
ReplyDeleteI am going to try one of the coupon service though soon.
I used to live in community that had a newpaper recycling bin. I used to get all the inserts I wanted. I really miss all the extras.
ReplyDeleteI found some at Panera....not a lot, but free extras.
ReplyDeleteStephanie
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I pickup some extras at my work, they get 4 Sunday papers. So there is usually a couple that I can snag. :)
ReplyDeleteJenny