I have now completed all the activities need to be considered an “Extreme Couponer.”<\/p>\n
One of the students at work asked me if I was one and I said “I don’t think so.” So then she proceed to ask me question to clarify my answer, “Do you have a stockpile?” ” Do you specifically go to a store just to buy something with a coupon?”\u00a0 After answer yes to these and several other questions, I came up with the one reason I could not be considered an extreme couponer. I have NEVER pre-ordered an item because it was such a great deal and the store would not normally stock this quantity\u00a0of an item. Today, I crossed over and pre-ordered. In January, CVS had an awesome deal on 12 pack cans, after ECB less than $2 each. I was able to stock up on 20-something of these 12 packs and also got a rain check\u00a0for an additional 24 packs.\u00a0 I knew at the time that it would be near impossible to just walk in the store and purchase all 24 of these 12 packs.\u00a0 So today, I spoke to the cashier and assistant manager, who will order the 24 12 packs of Diet Coke from the Coke man when he comes back to the store.<\/p>\n
In addition to pre-ordering the soda, I was able to use the 20% coupon on the front of the circular to stock up on toilet paper,\u00a0and supply my husband with both coffee and body wash.\u00a0 After I actually purchase the Diet Cokes I will\u00a0\u00a0up date the numbers but at this point, I have spent $30.07 and saved 23.69 or 56%.<\/p>\n
So now you understand how I officially\u00a0became an Extreme\u00a0Couponer”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have now completed all the activities need to be considered an “Extreme Couponer.” One of the students at work asked me if I was one and I said “I don’t think so.” So then she proceed to ask me … Continue reading