Discount Shopping: 5 Coupon Sites to Save You Money
In today’s tough economic times, bargain hunters are discovering that there are deals to be had and they’re sharing the news: Retailers are slashing prices and offering in-store and online discounts.
Online retailers in particular, hoping to lure spending-weary consumers who might be enticed to buy only if the price is right, are offering steep discounts with coupons and secret codes.
Consumers just have to be willing to “punch in a secret code or visit a rebate site for a ‘referral’ before loading up their virtual cart,” writes Claire Cain Miller for The New York Times (“In Lean Times, Online Coupons Are Catching On,” Nov. 26, 2008).
Before you spend another dime, check out these websites to see if you can score a discount for your grocery store or favorite retailer:
- RetailMeNot.com. Find coupons for more than 20,000 stores from grocery stores to clothing retailers, and see how other consumers rate the reliability of the coupons.
- FatWallet.com. Sign up to get cash back when you make purchases from any one of FatWallet’s affiliate “Cash Back” stores.
- CouponMom.com. Find discounts that could help you cut your grocery bill in half.
- CouponCode.com. Print out coupons and find free shipping deals for everything from school supplies, to shoes, to electronics.
- CouponCabin. Browse the site’s “deals expiring soon” category to get last-minute savings for online merchants, or sign up for weekly e-mails on new coupon deals.
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December 2nd, 2010 at 10:00 pm
Restaurants typically present discount coupons to get folks to come in and eat. You do need to pay close attention to the details of the coupon though. A number of of them may have distinct days of the week they is often utilised. Some of them also have a set time frame where they can?t be employed following four pm or a thing similar.