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Beginners

Are you new to couponing?  Check out these posts to get started, and if you have any questions feel free email me at contact @ passionate penny pincher .com (leave out spaces).

Couponing for Beginners - Learn the lingo and make the most of your hard earned money by using coupons at all your favorite shopping locations.

 

Learning to pinch those pennies . . .

 

Beginning Coupon Video Series

Basic Coupon Lingo

  • $1/1 = One dollar off one item
  • $1/2 = One dollar off two items
  • 2/$1 = Two items for one dollar
  • B1G1F / BOGO = Buy One Get One Free
  • Blinkie = The little machine on the shelf that dispenses coupons
  • CAT = Catalina coupon that print out while you checkout
  • ECBs = Extra Care Bucks (Reward program from CVS)
  • FF = FireFox
  • IE = Internet Explorer
  • IPs = Internet Printable (Online printable coupons)
  • MIR = Mail In Rebate
  • MQ = Manufacturer Coupon
  • NED = No Expiration Date
  • OOP = Out Of Pocket
  • OYNO = On Your Next Order
  • P&G = Proctor & Gamble (Newspaper insert)
  • Peelie = Coupons that found/attached on the product
  • PSA = Price Starts At
  • Q = Coupon
  • RRs = Register Rewards (Regard program from Walgreens)
  • RP = Red Plum (Newspaper insert)
  • SM = Safari Proram from Mac
  • SS = Smart Source (Newspaper insert)
  • Tearpad = Pads of coupons found in the store
  • UPC = Universal Product Code. It is barcode on the product.
  • V = Valassis Insert (Newpaper insert – RP & V are combined in some areas)
  • WSL = While Supply Lasts
  • WYB = When You Buy
  • YYMV = Your Mileage May Vary (some deals are allowed in some stores while others are not)

 

Where to find coupons:

 

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