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jb thomas says:

yes I miss the double coupons. a few years ago, a local chain doubled coupons up to 1.00 with a limit of 3 for each coupon, plus on tuesday they offered a 10 percent discount for seniors, their system took the discount off the full price, so if something was on sale, it still discounted at the full price, plus I would hit the recycle bin and score many newspaper inserts, I recall one time finding pilsbury cake and brownie mix coupons 1.00 off on 2, they were on sale for 1.00, I found over 30 coupons, so I used all of them and supplied a friend of the family with cake mixes for their cake decorating business, I now utilize the digital coupons with Kroger, Albertsons, and CVS,

rara rara says:

Hi Nick, you're teaching skills are increasing. They were already good but they're even better. I really enjoyed this tutorial. Thank you. I feel like this tutorial gives others confidence in becoming digital couponers

Lee Gibson says:

I've used pq fairy in the past, got pqs for free, then bought papers at FD or DT for $1, then got them for $.99 through kum n go convenience store app, then they went up to $1.99; still cheaper as our local paper went up few months ago from$3 to $4.49 a paper!! Sometimes get leftovers unsold papers on Monday for free- gas stations, etc. !!
Old school, prefer paper pqs, only really coupon at Walmart & DG- so do some digital!! Yep, times are definitely changing..
Big bummer about p&g!! My area has been getting jipped of alot of inserts last 2-3 months!! Guessing it's costing the people too much to put in pqs in the paper!!??🤪😜😛😝🤑🤪😈😈👿👿

Shim Jones says:

Honestly digital coupons are just as stressful as paper coupons. In my opinion because sometimes it doesn't come off and the cashier won't type it in for you. And they randomly disappear before the expiration date! And some of tge apps randomly deactivate your account! Couponing has got harder regardless

Wendy Mcmullen says:

My Sunday papers are $5.50. It is absolutely crazy!!!!

Joyce Maine says:

Yes you have helped me to coupon and save more money, thank you!

Susan Kennedy says:

I loved mail in rebates in the 80’s! We didn’t have anything online.

Joyce Maine says:

One of the First Ladies that started that extreme couponing started here in Maine, Christy! Many years ago! I went to many of her trainings! We were never allowed to use all those coupons in any store here in Maine!

Jennifer Rosenthal says:

Great video! I just had a coworker ask me about couponing today because she knows I’ve been doing it for 20 years.

Peggy Pelletier says:

Thank you, Nick. Great information. For me with the rebate I do not have a cell phone. I do have the apps you mentioned but on my iPad. I hate sometimes that some of the rebates you need a cell phone. For instance this week on one of your video at Walmart for free sugar free candy. I can’t do it. Do you think there’s a way on my IPad I could do these?

Myeshia Underwood says:

I’m so grateful for the many ways to save on groceries and household items each week. Thanks for all that you do!

ChildoftheKing says:

Darlin, thank you so very much for your fabulous videos!! You're awesome, and very much appreciated:) I was one of those extreme couponers! We had stores that would double, triple and had what they called Super Doubles every few months, where they would double $1.00 coupons and over a $1.00, would double up to $2.00. I had a recycle center I went to and got tons of free inserts, and that was when there were tons of coupons in the inserts. OH THE DAYS!!!! I still use the binder method for my coupons, it's the best! Happy saving!!

Sheree Johnson says:

I buy inserts from Dollar Tree for $1.25 each.