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$7 ZYRTEC Coupon – Limited Time Offer

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:34:21 +0000

Do you (or does someone in your family) use Zyrtec? Then click on the picture above to get a $7 coupon for your next Zyrtec purchase! You’ll answer a super-quick (two-question) survey, and then fill in your address & info so that they can mail you your coupon. I don’t know about where you are, but where I live allergy season isn’t even half over yet, so I know we’ll be able to use this coupon. There is a limited number of coupons available, though, (they didn’t specify exactly how many) so make sure you nab yours today!

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New High-Value Coupons

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 15:57:30 +0000

Coupons.com has just released a new crop of high-value coupons. There are a TON of new printables for toys and games, so if you have kids make sure you check over the bottom of the list closely. Hurry on over and print any you think you might use now, as they generally run out of prints on these quickly!

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Coupon Clipping Service Discount Coupon Code!

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Sat, 29 May 2010 17:04:23 +0000

My Coupon Hunter is offering a discount on their coupon clipping services over the Memorial Day Weekend! Actually, they’re offering two discounts;10% off orders over $3, and 20% off orders over $5. The coupon codes are good from today (Saturday) through Monday the 31st, so I’m listing this as a limited-time offer. Also, although you cannot use these codes together, or with any other coupon codes, you may use them as many times as you wish over the holiday weekend. So without further ado, here are the codes:

10memorial to take 10% off orders over $3
20memorial to take 20% off orders over $5

Happy coupon hunting!

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Printing Two Copies of Coupons from Coupons.com – Quick Tip

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Tue, 25 May 2010 18:47:06 +0000

I had a friend mention to me the other day that she could never get two prints out of Coupons.com before the coupon disappeared on her. I had to think about it for a moment, but then it dawned on me that she didn’t know the secret that I had discovered and have been taking for granted ever since. You see, after the first time you print a coupon via Coupons.com, they almost always relocate that coupon to the very last page of coupons offered. So after you hit the back button, and find yourself staring at the front page of coupons with your desired coupon nowhere to be seen, just use the little page numbers or arrows at the top to keep clicking until you reach the last page. I’d say 95 times out of 100, that’s where it’ll be!

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What Do Atlanta, DC, NYC, Chicago and San Francisco Have in Common?

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:09:42 +0000

Yes, they’re all big cities. And yes, they all have correspondingly large airports (most of them more than one). But what I’m interested in isn’t any of those things. Since I’m all about saving money (even when on vacation!) what I’m interested in is the fact that all these cities (and more, listed below) now have Tippr sites.

What’s a Tippr site, you ask? If you’re familiar with Groupon, it’s kinda the same, and kinda different; same in that it’s city-specific, but different in that you’re not limited by whether or not enough other folks buy. If you’re not familiar with Groupon…that last sentence probably made no sense.

Seriously, though, Tippr gives you leads on discounts to bars, restaurants, spas, salons…lots of things you’d want (or need) to do on vacation, as well as tons of things locals can use a discount on (fitness studios, boutiques, etc.). I signed up for both the Washington DC Tippr (because I plan on traveling there some time in the next year…a long overdue trip!) and the Atlanta Tippr, because I travel back and forth from Tennessee to Florida on a semi-regular basis (both Mr. Wonderful & I have family & friends in FL), so I’m no stranger to Atlanta. On a quick surf through, I was pretty excited by what I saw, and I encourage you to sign up and see what the city nearest you (or the one you plan on visiting next) has to offer. The list of the current cities they offer is below:

Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Honolulu
Los Angeles
New York City
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington DC

I’m hoping they expand this list to include cities like Orlando, Tampa and Las Vegas. Surely they have the population to support such a program, and I’d get even more use out of it. What city(ies) would you like to see get a Tippr site?

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Bristol Herald Courier Coupon Inserts for 3/28 up

CF Michelle (Site Owner) — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:18:21 +0000

My apologies for not getting these online sooner; it has been a hectic week around here! I also unfortunately do not have the Knoxville News Sentinel, as it had not yet been delivered when I hit the paper boxes. I hung around for a half hour or so, hoping they’d come by, but no joy. Still, the BHC had a pretty good haul of coupons this week. Pop on over to the Local Coupon Listings page and have a look!

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