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Here's a way to maximize grocery coupons.

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This is a coupon site that was shown on TV, it's been on the Food Network, Good Morning America and the Today Show.

It's a pay site and cost $10 every 60 days. That money is to help pay for all the people that keep up with all the stores sales, both advertised sales and in-store sales. These sales cover national and regional stores.

Here's how it works. You get your coupons from where ever you always get them, the newspaper, magazines, in store, mail or ever print them off the net. You keep your coupons.

Once a week this site posts several stores sale lists. You check the list and pick out what you want then print it up. You go to your coupons get what you need and hit those stores.

Every iteam on your list will be on sale plus you have your coupon for that same iteam, you are mazimizing your savings.

I saw this on a show on TV.

That woman checked her list and printed up what she NEEDED from Kroger, got her coupons and off she went. The first total came to a little over $47.00 and after counting off the sales cost plus the coupons the grand total came to less than $2.00. That's just an example of how this site can help you, people do this and ever better EVERYDAY!!


http://www.thegrocerygame.com/
 
I don't have the patience to do that. My better half does. She will expand the buy list to things that are free after coupons. What we don't want or need goes to friends and family, and then to food banks, various shelters, and churches. It's common for her to go into Aleertson's when they double or triple coupons and over a couple of trips come home with $500-600 in stuff and spend under $10.
 
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