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03-08-2007, 12:15 PM
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Mommysavers Goddess
Last Online: Yesterday 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by mi mom
I love them. I don't understand how people can say they save more money buying store brands. Do they give you the store brand items for free? I get so many thing for free each week. The other day I spent $8 and saved $108. The next day I spent $3.96 and saved $46.10. I routinely save at least 75%. Yesterday at CVS, I spent $2.75 and will receive $17.97 back in extra care bucks. I think that this definitely worth my time. My husband's job takes us all over the country, but I have still been able to save wherever we have lived.
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I too agree with this. It takes me a half hour, at most, each week to get my coupons. I sit down with the week's sale ads and compare the sales with the on-site coupons (I use Coupon Clippers) available. Sure with the cpn clipping svc a lot of times you have to buy 5 coupons, but I get deals on stuff that I can stock up on - pasta sauce, boxed goods, frozen stuff, personal hygiene. There are some things I can't buy generic for, so I get coupons for them and save money, bringing it down to equivalent of generic prices, or sometimes lower (or free!). Why pay $1 for a can of generic crescent rolls when I can pay $1 for coupons and get 20 Pillsbury ones for free? One click on my computer just saved me $19. I shop the normal sales too, but the stockups I get from using my coupons has saved me hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Just this week, I spent $30 and saved $180. I don't even think you can get $180 worth of groceries from Aldi's for $30.
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