Check those Sunday papers! (Hint: Quaker coupons may be among some of the good deals this week.) Clip all the coupons you find useful, paying special attention to those with $1-1.98 in face value which normally aren't able to be doubled. Check with friends or neighbors to get their coupon inserts too. Then other sources as well.
Not sure where else to get coupons? Try The Coupon Clippers (www.thecouponclippers.com).
The Coupon Clippers is a company that clips and sorts the coupons for me. By using their services, not only do I save time going through newspapers with a pair of scissors in hand, but I also get to order larger quantities of the coupons that I intend to use most!Here's an example of how the pricing works. Let's say a cereal coupon has a face value of $1.25. I might pay a handling fee of $.20 for it. It's a small price to pay for the savings, especially when these higher value coupons get doubled at Harris Teeter starting this Wednesday - yes, that coupon that cost me $.20 could end up saving me up to $2.50! Let's say I want to stock up on cereal. I could spend $.60 to get three of those coupons, and now, when doubled, I can save up to $7.50 on my purchase at the store. See how the savings adds up quickly?
Why not just buy up a bunch of today's Sunday paper? Well, you can, but The Coupon Clippers has coupons from past papers too... coupons you can't find in stores any more!
Post your order by Monday, and they'll ship Tuesday, allowing you to receive your coupons while Harris Teeter is in the midst of Super Doubles week!
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