Congrats! You're About To Be Bi-Lingual
Let's learn our new second language!
If we're going to be talking about coupons, we'll need to understand most of the standard abbreviations & other coupon slang.
Here's a start:
This will help when I have guest bloggers (I have a couple lined up already!) or when I link to other sites. Everyone has their own tweaks, but this is a pretty safe groundwork.
Next up: The simplest way to keep your coupons organized. No more hours of clipping just to have a huge pile of paper scraps that end up scattered everywhere...& then expiring.
If we're going to be talking about coupons, we'll need to understand most of the standard abbreviations & other coupon slang.
Here's a start:
Basic Coupon Lingo
$1/2 One dollar off of two items
.50/1 Fifty cents off one item
$/$$ Dollars off when you buy XX dollars
WYB When you buy
MFR Manufacturer
OOP Out of pocket
BOGO, B1G1 Buy one, get one
FAR Free after rebate
MIR Mail-in rebate
Types of Coupons
RP Red Plum coupon insert (Tuesday mail)
SS SmartSource coupon insert (Sunday newspaper)
PG Proctor & Gamble coupon insert (Sunday paper monthly)
Tear Pad A pad of coupons hanging from a shelf in the store
Catalina A coupon that’s printed at the checkout after you make a purchase
Blinkies A little box of coupons (sometimes blinking) near a product
Peelie Coupons on products you can peel off &use immediately
Peelie Coupons on products you can peel off &use immediately
Company Incentives
ECB Extra Care Bucks (at CVS)
RR Register Rewards (at Walgreens)
BTFE Box Tops For Education
This will help when I have guest bloggers (I have a couple lined up already!) or when I link to other sites. Everyone has their own tweaks, but this is a pretty safe groundwork.
Next up: The simplest way to keep your coupons organized. No more hours of clipping just to have a huge pile of paper scraps that end up scattered everywhere...& then expiring.
Looking forward to it!
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