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Thursday, September 15, 2011
FREE Couponing Class
Sunrise Library Auditorium
5400 Harris Ave., Las Vegas 89110
Saturday, September 24
2-3:30pm
Class is FREE and open to the public
Can't make it? Why not host a class of your own? Call or email me and we'll set a date!
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Newspaper Deals in the Western States
UTAH
The Salt Lake Tribune or Deseret News (Delivery in Utah Statewide)
up to 4 papers as low as $0.85 each
The Standard Examiner (Delivery in the Following Counties: Box Elder, Weber, Morgan and Davis)
up to 5 papers as low as $0.76 each
The Herald-Journal (Delivery in the following counties: Cache and Box Elder):
up to 5 papers as low as $0.83 each
IDAHO
The Herald-Journal (Delivery within Preston city limits)
up to 5 papers as low as $0.84 each
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
The Sacramento Bee (Delivery in the Following Counties: Sacramento, Yolo, Sutter, Colusa, Yuba, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado and
Amador)
(*Note- This newspaper gets all the Redplum and P&G inserts!)
up to 5 papers as low as $0.31 each
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
The Orange County Register (Delivery in Orange County, AND in cities bordering Orange County on the North)
(*Note- This newspaper gets all the Redplum and P&G inserts!)
up to 5 papers as low as $0.19 each
And, of course, the Las Vegas Review Journal is still available in Clark County - up to 5 papers as low as $0.91 each.
Call or email me to order!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Extreme Couponing
Since TLC began airing it’s new series “Extreme Couponing”, people are asking if that is what I do. My answer: “Well, yes and no.” Do I get multiple items for free or very low prices? Yes. Do I use my coupons when items are on sale so that I can save hundreds of dollars? Yes. Do I spend hours clipping coupons and scouring grocery store ads? No. Do I have a stockpile? Yes (but it is more like a few months worth of items, not many years). Do I dumpster dive for my coupons? No. See why my answer is what it is?
Here’s what my ‘extreme couponing’ shopping trip looks like: I create a customized shopping list using grocerysmarts. (A free website that matches the current grocery store sales with coupons and where to find them. It also tells me if it is a rock bottom price or not, so I know when to stock up. (I buy enough to last my family until it goes on sale again.) Then I print my list, clip my coupons, and head to the store. This takes me about 20 minutes tops! I also get 5 Sunday newspapers delivered to my door (for a fraction of the newsstand price) and use the 5-minute-method for organizing them. Shopping this way has saved me hundreds of dollars each month on groceries. I spend less that $100 a week for a family of 5 and that includes paper products and toiletries! So I guess my way of couponing is not so much extreme as it is practical – leaving me time to do what I want to do.
Feel free to email me or give me a call if you’d like to schedule a free class for you and your friends to learn the ‘tricks of the trade’.