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Ok, I admit it. I'm addicted to couponing. I've only been doing it a few months, so I don't get quite the deals that some of the pros do, but I still do ok. I started this blog to spread my addiction to my friends, family, and anyone else who might stumble across this site.
A quick reference guide to terms and abbreviations used often in couponing: BOGO: buy one, get one free. Can also be B2GO, B3GO, etc. CAT or Catalina: coupons that print from the "Catalina" machine at the grocery store register, usually after the receipt prints ECB: Extra Care Bucks. CVS' rewards program ESR: EasySaver Rebate. Walgreens' monthly rebate program (which is ending after April '09) FAECB: FREE after Extra Care Bucks IP: internet printable, refers to coupons available to print online MFQ: manufacturer coupon OOP: out of pocket OYNSO: on your next shopping order GM: General Mills. Occasionally has a paper insert. PG: Proctor & Gamble. Usually has a monthly Sunday insert. RP: Red Plum. One of the Sunday paper inserts. RR: Register Rewards. Walgreens' rewards program. SS: SmartSource. One of the Sunday paper coupon inserts. UL: Unilever. Occasionally has a paper insert. WYB: when you buy (for example, receive a $2 OYNSO coupon WYB 2 items)
Couponing Basics
Quick reference links to the Couponing Basics posts:
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