Coupons?

[LeMagnifico]

Do you use coupons when you go grocery shopping?
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[Big Daddy's House]

No.

They are more of a nuisense than a convenience. I'd have to go through all of them every time I'm in one of the aisles where a certain product is.

I try to use the store's coupon card instead.

[Semigourmet]

Yes I do use coupons. Bently you can download your coupons right to your store card by going to this site http://shortcuts.com/ and you don't have to clip or carry coupons.

[Big Daddy's House]

Thank you!

I'll look into it.

[jonas20]

I've never heard of Short Cuts, but i'm going to check that out too...

[LeMagnifico]

Safeway is going to start the loading of the coupons on your store savings card on the 30th
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[Big Daddy's House]

Good news!

[chrisandcindy]

Has anyone heard of this program before? It costs $5 per month but claim they save 40-50 %. I am a sceptic can confirm savings?

[musiclovesryan]

I do use coupons so if you have some extra ones send them this way

[LeMagnifico]

I've heard of coupons service that you had to pay for. You shouldn't have to pay for any coupon sites. Sometimes hear about that on TV too. There are some people who clip their own coupons and print them out. They save more than 50% sometimes. I say just look for free coupons and check your grocery store website. The electronic coupons are available for the Safeway/Vons Club Card. You can load coupons and print.
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[Max Sutton]

Yes, I use grocery coupons for products and brands that I normally buy. However, it seems that fewer and fewer paper coupons are printed in the newspaper. Most coupons are for products I don't need or use.

[LeMagnifico]

That's true. Good thing is, the coupons are moving to electronic. Easier to carry. You can still print coupons from online ofcourse.
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[Big Daddy's House]

Yeah, supermarkets DO have what are called (plastic) coupon cards. It's much easier than carrying around all those paper coupons and having to go through them all every time you want a coupon for a specific food item in the aisles!

What a pain in the butt THAT is!! All you do is look for specific products and food items that are on sale with the card. When you are ready to pay for the groceries, the cashier will usually ask for your card, tap it on the scanner, and the cost for the items are deducted or reduced electronically and automatically.

No clipping coupons, no hassles and no paper coupons to have to constantly fumble through! It's simplicity in and of itself!!

[wetouchedthesun]

I'm a big coupon clipper. My local Kmart frequently has double coupon promotions so I end up spending less than a dollar on a basket full of products.