They will now also accept Catalinas from other stores and coupons that have others stores’ logos on them.

They will accept Catalinas from other stores for specific products, but will not accept the general $2 off your next purchase catalinas from a competing store.

I just checked the Cellfire coupon policy via the Genuardi’s (my local version of Safeway) site and it specifically says that Cellfire coupons cannot be used with any other e-coupons. It also says they “discourage” people from using a physical coupon in conjunction with a Cellfire coupon. Now, is it that you aren’t technically supposed to stack e-coupons, or use e-coupons with physical coupons, or is it that they prefer you did not? Because it apparently works for you, so it should work for the rest of us, too.

This is my interpretation of it (and only mine). eCoupons are still new and and the eCoupon companies and grocery stores are still trying to figure out how they will fit into the entire coupon system. Currently Safeway allows customers to sign up with both cellfire and shortcuts (and encourages you to do so on their website) and their system takes off those coupons automatically when you swipe your coupon card. If the companies and Safeway don’t want customers to use multiple sources, then they need to choose one or the other (which I assume they will eventually do one day)

Until Safeway decides it is against their rules, I assume that stacking ecoupons are fair game (since Safeway is the one that automatically accepts these eCoupons and Safeway has easy ways to block eCoupons if they don’t want people to use them at all or from different sources)

So when you see multiple stacks of coupons at about the same time, does that historically mean the item may be on sale soon at retailers? I’m trying to figure out what is giving you the hunch that this money maker will be an even bigger money maker in the near future.

No – what gives me the hunch that it will go lower in the future is the $0.88 price point at CVS last week. That indicates that it is an item that will go on sale for about $1 or less at some point. It is just a guess, but stores tend to have similar items on sale around the same times.

do coupons at cellfire.com and coupons.com stack together?

The following coupons will all currently stack together:

** Physical manufacturer coupon from any source (a coupon that you physically hand to the cashier)
** Physical store coupon
** Cellfire eCoupon
** Shortcuts eCoupon
** Safeway eCoupon
** Catalina coupon
** Instant store savings coupon (buy 4, get $4 instant savings)

is this printable coupon for Warm Delights also stackable with your Warm Delights money maker scenario for an additional .50?

No. For the physical manufacturer coupon you hand over to the cashier, you can only use one regardless of source

http://coupons2.smartsource.com/smartsource/index.jsp?Link=7DN3UJAEL7TCS

Also, I never thought to ask, but do coupons at cellfire.com and coupons.com stack together? Warm Delights is .75 at one and .50 at the other. I can see how those are separate coupons, but are they separate coupon providers in that their coupons will stack cleanly every time, even if the prices matched?

eCoupons only work once so there is no way to do the transaction again and again as you often can with Catalina coupons.

No, that would not happen because the eCoupons come off first (before you give any regular coupons). Make sure that you purchased the correct size for the coupon (that is where people often mess up) and if you still think it should have come off, contact the eCoupon provider to ask why it didn’t.