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Places To Find Coupons

Posted by flash
January 30, 2008

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Junk MailMost people don’t like being on mailing lists for stores and products they are not familiar with, but before you discard that circular or flyer, take a few seconds to open it up. It may just be filled with incentives to change your mind:

Customer Loyalty CardsIf you thought the customer loyalty cards were just a means of tracking your purchases while allowing you to receive the sales prices, think again. Many stores tailor coupons at check out, and in the mail, to your specific shopping patterns. If you purchased dog food at one store for several weeks, but haven’t lately, your junk mail may include store coupons to reclaim your business.

You may think you don’t shop at a store frequently enough to sign up for a customer card and decide not to bother. This is a mistake. If you have a card and aren’t using it, you may once again be surprised at the shopping incentives you receive in the mail. Often times more coupons will arrive to try and lure you back to shopping at the store:

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Reader Comments

Comment Number:: 1
Written by:: Cathy Brandt
Posted on:: July 16, 2008 at 10:31 am

thanks for the information it was great to learn that.

Comment Number:: 2
Written by:: Tanya Seely
Posted on:: July 27, 2008 at 2:46 pm

I love how your helping people with coupon info but I don’t have a printer so do you know any web sites I can go to get coupons sent to my home.

Comment Number:: 3
Written by:: Peggy
Posted on:: October 21, 2008 at 5:17 pm

I remember my Mom-in-law collecting UPC symbols, box tops, labels, logos, etc. from all types of brand-name items. She would fill out a form and mail it, with the collected # of labels, etc. (and the cash register receipt) to the company. A few weeks later, she would receive vouchers and/or coupons in the mail. Is this procedure still popular? If so, how do I get started?

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