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Haverhill mother masters the art of getting something for nothing. By Scott LaPierre

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@emradford5173 says:

I actually really like her. She donates, she doesn’t like couponers who clear shelves. Respectful

@LisaEdgeman says:

If U have 50 or 60 of 1 product why go an get more even if its free that's just crazy. I'd do it about a month or 2 just 2 have a good stock an share with friends an family. Then when my shelves were almost empty or was empty then I'd go out an do it again not every week though.

@Xochil1986 says:

You know that's not CA. They dont double and you still pay taxes. Its 2019

@raynarocks33 says:

This is crazy! That is some awesome skills she has!

@GREENLALI says:

I wished my mother coupon with me

@littlefrog53cathythehelpin8 says:

I shop and save money, you need to be a balanced person, it becomes gluttony sinful…

@boobees6184 says:

She should sell it and make bareeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

@boobees6184 says:

Aww the poor cashiers

I would smack them up

@wtnikla says:

This seems odd? Saving money at the register is good however, this seems to be odd? This seems to be overdoing it? Peace to all…

@badopena8521 says:

She is gonna waste more money on shelves for her things 😂

@hollyshrum4076 says:

I wish I can find someone to help do this

@JF32304 says:

All GMO and processed food!! Poison really.

@WorkB24 says:

How can they use that many coupons for the same thing? There's no way they allow that. At least not now.

@SB-000 says:

I hope she donates! I used to coupon where my store doubled coupons. I bought things for a family member who was single with two children.

@amandastrand109 says:

You also have no respect for stores

@Greatdanewrangler says:

I ask this in all sincerity:

60 jars of Ragu?? Could you possibly eat that before it goes bad or are you just not caring?

Do you ever donate any of that to charities? Food banks, domestic violence shelters, etc? Hoarding for hoarding's sake seems gross. It would be a different feeling if you were taking that skill and giving the things over and above what you could ever use to charities that really need it and make a difference to families in need(toothpaste, shampoo, some of that Ragu..lol)

I'm trying to build up a stockpile of things we will actually use in a year's time so we can focus on getting out of debt but 60 jars of spaghetti sauce, peanut butter, etc seems extreme, and not in a good way.

A lot of the things I see extreme couponers hoard is crap food. Food with no nutritional value. I spent months sending my deployed daughter noodle bowls, microwave mac and cheese, etc but I would never want to see her cupboards filled with the junk she was eating overseas because it is so unhealthy.

Can you find coupons for healthy foods? Frozen veggies are packaged as soon as they are picked so have better nutritional value than fresh broccoli that is days and days old before it even ends up in your store.

Do you buy healthier foods or only what you can use a coupon for?

Thank you.

@blazejewiczk says:

She is like me I try not to pay retail. I do not like play retail it does happen thou.

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