Does anyone belong to a coupon website?

[LuluLovesDisney]

I know there are a few sites that purport to help you know when to "play" your coupons during sales in the grocery stores, but I would like to hear from real people. Most are around $10 a month. Are any of these sites worth it?

 

[rileyreese]

I use Southern Savers and I really like it and it is free, you might check it out!

 

[AlternateEgo]

afullcup.com is free. It doesnt teach you to "play" a game, but everyone posts their great deals that can be found a certain stores.

And I guarantee anything that is posted on a pay site can be found on a free site Couponers are frugal people and dont care to pay for the same info that can be free.

 

[EMAW]

I use the grocerygame.com and I love it. I find it so much easier to just log on, select what I want to buy and print out my specific list. It tells you where to find the coupons, etc. And I've had great experience with the list being accurate.

I know there are a ton of free sites, but I more than save what I spend on my subscription and it saves me a ton of time.

Em

 

[clj1410]

A friend of mine recommended www.livingrichwithcoupons.com. It is free and it is a great website, it shows you how to match up coupons with store sales. It also has links to print coupons, and they have a "if its free its, for me friday" section, I have gotton some pretty good freebies!

 

[mollymar]

I second the grocerygame.com. Great site and super easy to use.

 

[minnie mouse ears]

Another vote for the grocery game. They also have an excellent message board where everyone is very nice and helpful. There isn't any drama. LOL

 

[vicki_c]

I also use the Grocery Game. We belong to multiple stores so it runs us about $40 every 3 months (it's not every month). But we have saved thousands since we joined just under 2 years ago, so it's well worth it. I just count it towards my grocery budget. I would never read all the other blogs and match things up myself - I only do it if someone does all the work for me.

 

[AnninIowa]

I subscribe to the email lists and follow on Facebook the following:

SouthernSavers.com
TheKrazyCouponLady.com
TotallyTarget.com
Hip2Save.com

Those 4 are my favorites, but I also follow several others on Facebook and YouTube. I prefer following them on Facebook to all the other forms of contact as they post deals there immediately and they appear on my wall. That way I can snag the printable coupons and freebies as soon as they come out!

 

[Sandy61]

I use moneysavingmom. Look under store deals. It matches coupons from Sunday paper etc and many stores. Sometimes a couple things aren't accurately found but it may be a regional thing. Free.

 

[Shmily1]

I use Weusecoupons.com and love that it has information for even rural stores. I can't use Grocery Game because there are no stores for my area but then again, why would I pay for something I can get on WUC for free.

 

[leight]

It depends on where you live and if there is a coupon blog or group that does the work for you online. I use iheartpublix because that is the store that I most often shop at. They do the matchups for Publix sales with the coupons and I simply print a shopping list with the items/matchups that I want.

 

[Marionnette]

I subscribe to couponmom.com b/c she has a printable sale and coupon matchup form for the stores that I use.

But I also have livingrichwithcoupons on my facebook newsfeed b/c she seems to get the printables posted fast. There have been so many times that I've heard about a great printable coupon after all the allotted coupons have been printed. Plus she does match ups for many of the stores that are in my area.

For discussions, I like the forums at hotcouponworld.com and afullcup.com.

I would never pay to join a couponing website. There's so much good information available for free.