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Hi there! My name is Kelly and I am a 20-something-year-old college couponista with a live-in boyfriend. I attend USF here in Tampa and have started to do "this couponing thing" so that I can not work and still enjoy all the luxuries (all things considered) that I normally would without too many cut backs.
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Be sure to see the coupon abbreviations section below this section & if you have any questions you can always email me, (I love getting mail!) at: kissingmycoupons@gmail.com

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Coupon Abbreviations, Definitions, & Lingo

Welcome!

I am happy that you have decided to learn more about coupon lingo! :-)

The one thing that can become difficult to understand as you go through coupon websites can be the abbreviations that are listed on pretty much all the coupon websites, including mine. So I'm here to help!

Here is a Mega-List of all the coupon abbreviations with their definitions:

Please note: This list is in alphabetical order to make it easy.

7-Day Cpn = "7-Day Coupon" - coupons that are printed in store advertisement flyers. They expire in 1 week (7 days). Several retailers such as Publix, Walgreens, etc. commonly do this.

BOGO or B1G1 or B1G1F = "Buy One Get One Free" - a sales promotion in which you buy a first item and get the second item for free (or in some stores, you may buy each item at half price, this depends on your store's policy -- ask).

Circular = "Coupon Circular/ Insert/ Booklet" - these are the coupon booklets found in your Sunday newspaper, several companies print these booklets including SmartSource, Valassis, Proctor & Gamble, Kelloggs, etc. (also see definition for: insert)

Couponing = used as a verb, a term used to refer to the practice of using coupons when shopping.

Cpn = "Coupon"

CVS-ing = used as a verb, a term that refers to loyalty-card holders that regularly visit CVS drugstores to earn Extra Care Bucks (ECBs) so that they can purchase FREE products. (also see definition for: ECBs)

ECBs = "Extra Care Bucks" - the CVS drugstore, loyalty-card holder program's rewards. These are money-back reimbursements found at the end of the CVS receipt after paying for an item.

EP = "End Price" - the final price after all coupons, sales, discounts, etc.

ESB = "Easy Saver Booklet/Catalog" - a monthly booklet printed by the Walgreens drugstore chain, found in-store, that provides coupons, and lists rebates available on items.

ESC = "Easy Saver Coupon" - coupons found in Walgreens stores' monthly Easy Saver Booklet/Catalog. (also see definition for: Easy Saver Booklet/Catalog)

Extra Care Booklet = the CVS booklet (printed monthly) that tells loyalty-card holders which CVS in-store products will earn loyalty-card holders Extra Care Bucks (ECBs). (also see definition for: ECBs)

FAR = "Free After Rebate" - term referring to an item that is paid for upfront, but has a Mail-In Rebate (MIR), which once redeemed makes the item free. (also see definition for: MIR)

Filler = used as a noun, a term used to refer to an item that is purchased to create a total needed to use a coupon or get the most of an advertised deal. They are usually the cheapest items in the store that help. For instance, if I have a CVS ECB coupon, which must be used all at once, for $4.99, and all items that I planned to purchase total up to $3.99, then I would find an item in the store for $1.00 or $0.99 so that I could use the most money possible from the $4.99 ECB that I am giving to the cashier.(also see definition for: ECBs)

Insert = "Coupon Insert/ Circular/Booklet" - these are found in your Sunday newspaper, several companies print these booklets including SmartSource, Valassis, Proctor & Gamble, Kelloggs, etc. (also see definition for: circular)

IP or IPC= "Internet Printable" or "Internet Printable Coupon" - these are coupons that can be printed from the internet using your home printer. They can usually be printed from manufacturer or manufacturer sponsored websites on the internet.

KG = "Kelloggs" - used to refer to a coupon insert/booklet printed in Sunday newspapers and the company that prints these inserts/booklets. (also see definitions for: circular, insert)

LP = "List Price" - the price on the shelf or advertised price for an item.

MC = "Manufacturer Coupon" - these are coupons distributed by product manufacturers to consumers.

MIR = "Mail-In Rebate" - a type of cash refund in which you purchase and item, THEN mail/email/electronically send the manufacturer your receipt, Proof of Purchase/ UPC code on the packaging & a form with your name & address, THEN 4-8 weeks later (typically) you receive a check from the manufacturer reimbursing you for the price of the item.

OOP = "Out Of Pocket" - a term referring to how much actual cash is spent for a purchase.

Overage OR ovg. = term that refers to the money that is credited to your total bill amount in excess of what a single item costs. For instance, if a bottle of shampoo costs: $3.00 & you have a store coupon worth $2.50 & a manufacturer's coupon worth $2.00, then you would get $4.50 off of the shampoo from both coupons, BUT since the shampoo only costs $3.00, the remaining $1.50 (quick math: $3.00 - $4.50 = -$1.50 ) would be credited to/ subtracted off to rest of your bill at checkout time. It's a win for the consumer!

Peelie = a coupon that is attached to an item in the store (usually for the exact same item or another item from that brand's line of products).

PG = "P&G Brandsaver" OR "Proctor & Gamble Brandsaver" - used to refer to a coupon insert/booklet printed in Sunday newspapers and the company that prints these inserts/booklets. (also see definitions for: circular, insert)

Q or Qs = "Coupon" or "Coupons"

RP = "RedPlum" - used to refer to a coupon insert/booklet printed in Sunday newspapers and the company that prints these inserts/booklets. (also see definitions for: circular, insert)

RRs = "Register Rewards" - part of the Walgreens drugstore rewards program, they are money-back reimbursement coupons that print along with your receipt when you purchase specific items.

SS = "SmartSource" - used to refer to a coupon insert/booklet printed in Sunday newspapers and the company that prints these inserts/booklets. (also see definitions for: circular, insert)

Wags = "Walgreens" - abbreviation for the Walgreens drugstore chain of stores.

wyb = "When You Buy..." - used to indicate a deal/promotion in which a certain number of items must be purchase to get a discount, gift reward, etc.

YMMV = "your mileage may vary" - a term used to say that one price or pricing situation in one store may not be the exact same at another location of the same store. Stores such as Walmart commonly have different prices for the same items in different stores and regions.

♥ Happy Shopping! ♥

Feel free to email me if you have questions! (kissingmycoupons@gmail.com)

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Restaurant.com 80% OFF SALE! - I paid $2 FOR $40 in Gift Cards!

So the sale is BACK!

Restaurant.com has an 80% OFF dining gift certificate sale going on again!

It seems that I am so far the first one to break this sale, because I haven't seen it around yet, but I think I will email some other coupon saving blogs so that EVERYONE can be aware and get another chance to take advantage of this GREAT MONEY-SAVING OFFER!

Here is how it works:

1. Click here or any of the links in this post, or the banner below to go to Mr. Rebates and SIGN UP!

Why? --> Because Mr. Rebates is currently offering a 20% discount on Restaurant.com orders made with any non-Paypal payment method. PLUS you get a $5.00 money-back bonus for signing up!

2. Once you have signed up with Mr. Rebates you will be automatically logged in. THEN click on the "All Stores" link at the very top of the page. THEN click on the letter "R". Scroll down through the list and click on Restaurant.com link.

Note: You must access the Restaurant.com link through Mr. Rebates to get the extra 20% off!

3. FINALLY, once you click on the Restaurant.com link while logged into Mr. Rebates a window will open the Restaurant.com page. Simply enter your zip code/ state & choose your gift certificates. When it is time to pay, enter the coupon code "TREATS" to receive your 80% off!

And there you have it! It's as easy as 1-2-3 steps! SUPER Easy Peasy!

I LOVE Restaurant.com's sales! We all like to eat out so why not do it for CHEAP!

Here is the banner link picture that I was referring to above!

Just click on it to start the 3-Step process above! :-)

Happy Dining!!

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