Lesson #2
You’re probably wondering how do I get a year supply of toothpaste for FREE. Well, it’s pretty simple… COUPONS! The common question is where do I get them. The best and least expensive place to get your coupons is with MULTIPLE newspaper subscription (Sunday & weekends only). For example the Sunday Denver Post is $2.00 each on the news stands, but when you subscribe with the link above it’s only $0.63 per week. I currently get four papers per week, unless there are some smokin’ coupons and then I might get an additional paper or two. Yes, you read that right I get a minimum of four papers per week. The reason being is when an item is at rock bottom or free it’s hard to stock up on it, if I only have one coupon. For example this week at King Soopers they are having a promotion in which you can get Land O Lake butter, Bumble Bee Tuna, Playtex gloves, Carnation evaporated milk, Halls cough drops, Rolaids, and others when you use your coupons. If, I only had one paper I would only be able to get one of each item for free. Instead I was able to get five!
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Ok you have convinced me to jump in and start using coupons. I usually buy 1 paper a week, but starting on Sunday I will be buying more. Thanks for this post it really helped me understand how to get this coupon thing going.
I just started super couponing a couple of weeks ago and today thanks to your blog I got 5 packs of Duracell batties for $0.88 each and Pillsbury brownies for $0.50 a box… I can't believe not everyone is doing this.
Thank you so much for all you do… we all appreciate it!!!
Is this still the cheapest site to get The Denver Post? It’s showing it to be $1.09 per week.
Thanks!
God Bless you and good luck with your family situation!
Hi Kayla and Brandon,
I actually have a connection with the Denver Post
You can read this post and let me know if you would like to go directly through me.
http://www.centssaved.com/2010/01/20/denver-post-newspaper-subscription-cheap/
Be Blessed Today,
Andrea
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