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@katherinesanchez2114 says:

I’ve noticed lately how much easier it is to overspend when shopping online, especially with all the constant promos and “limited time” deals everywhere. Sometimes I end up adding things to my cart just because they look discounted, even if I didn’t plan to buy them in the first place. What helped me a bit is slowing down before checkout and really asking myself if I need it or not. I also try to look around for coupons or discount options before I complete an order, and I’ve come across Valuecom a few times while doing that. It’s not something I rely on all the time, but it’s become part of my habit to double-check for savings before paying.

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@KeishaSalmonArtist says:

Listening to this a second time and it is such a great resource. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, expertise and time.

@23Killerbee says:

I’ve noticed that one of the easiest ways to save money when shopping online is simply being patient. A lot of people buy things immediately when they see them, but I usually wait and compare prices on different websites first. Many times I end up finding the same item for a lower price somewhere else. I also try to set a small monthly budget for online shopping so I don’t spend too much on things I don’t really need. Recently I read about platforms like Valuecom while looking for ways to manage spending better, and it reminded me that being more mindful with purchases can really help in the long run. Small habits like comparing prices, checking reviews, and avoiding impulse buying can save quite a bit of money over time.

@mariangreenhill says:

This was great, you clarified many things I wondered about. My biggest issue is my store is very often out of stock and when I check surrounding stores, they are also. It can be frustrating. I didn’t know they would issue a rain check, I will try that next time. I often resort to purchasing online to be shipped, but sometimes they won’t ship certain deals either. Anyway, they are a great store for saving money with coupons.

@mohamedbouqtob486 says:

I’ve been trying to get better at saving money while shopping online, especially with prices going up everywhere. One thing that actually helped me was slowing down before buying and always checking if there’s a valid discount instead of rushing to checkout. I used to rely only on big sales events, but now I save more by stacking small habits like price tracking, avoiding impulse buys, and comparing codes from different sources. Recently I stumbled on Valuecom while doing this, and it turned out to be useful for checking discounts that actually worked for a few stores I shop from regularly. What I like is that it fits naturally into the process without pushing me to buy more. Over time, these small steps really add up, especially for everyday purchases rather than luxury items.

@EvieMatamoros says:

Target next, please.

@quinc861 says:

The online prices are lower than instore

@grapegumdrop5718 says:

I have a question! 🙋🏼‍♀️ do all clipped coupons get used at the transaction even if they didn’t apply to any items you purchased? so basically i’m asking if it’s a bad idea to clip all my coupons at once instead of clipping a few and completing transaction and then clipping more etc

@wandanorman4885 says:

Love the tutorials. Great job explaining how to do this. I have two questions. 1. How do you know which product to start with to earn your extra bucks if you're going to roll them into multiple transactions? Do you start highest to lowest return? Or just what you want to purchase? 2. I have tried to do a couple of transactions and store using the self check out.But find when I go back for my second transaction, most of the time, it tells me there's an issue with the system and I can't do the second transaction. Is there a time amount that we need to wait between transactions?