• In the mail
• Inside circulars
• From family & Friends unused or unwanted coupons
• Online or in your email
1. Coupons.com
2. Coupon Network (watch short videos or "like" the product on Facebook for more savings)
3. Smartsource.com
4. Redplum.com
5. Eatbetteramerica.com
6. Pillsbury.com
7. Bettycrocker.com
8. Hillshirefarm.com
For those in the military or a dependent of one in the military:
9. Conagracommissarydeals.com
10. Operationintouch.com
11. Commissaryshopper.com
• Sunday Newspaper; P&G, Smart Source, and Red Plum (some extreme couponers will buy multiple Sunday newspapers)
• In your local store hanging next to the product.
• From those blinkie machines next to products.
• Stuck to the product in the store.
• Inside packages, or behind a label of a canned product.
• Catalina coupons. Those are coupons that are printed at the end of a transaction with your receipt.
While those are pretty easy to find, other couponers have discovered other ways to find more coupons:
• Contact the product company. (Pampers, Palmolive, Dole ... etc.) Sure, why not? Those companies want us to buy their products.
• Have a coupon exchange party! You laugh. I'm being serious! There are couponers who will put together a get together, or party, to exchange coupons. What a great way to share tips and tricks and share your unwanted or unused coupons.
• Ebay. You can bid on coupons for as low as .99¢.
• Walgreens Monthly Savings Booklet. Found at the front door.
• All You Magazine only sold at Walmart. Great magazine by the way. Check out their site.
• From the Coupon Fairy. From one couponer to another, or another customer, Coupon Fairies may leave unused coupons near the product, in the store, for someone else to use.
• The front door of the Commissary, for those who shop on an Air Base.
If you have any other creative ways to finding coupons, please share in the comments below.
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