Hey!
I have recently found really good coupons on a website called coupons.com. I was just wondering.....are the coupons off of that sight good for all stores? My family shops at walmart. But if it only works for a certain store, wouldnt they tell me which store they work on. I am supposed to go shopping today and I plan on using my coupons for groceries and health supplies.
Are there any people who use coupons.com that can help me?
remember they can only allow to print twice after that wait till new ones come out it will let you know the the "print limit has been reached"the coupon will tell you "redeemable at Walmart,Target,Dollar General"if it doesn't specify then it will be good at any store accepting print at home coupons.Also print in black ink gray scale only you'll be wasting color ink
Wal-mart accepts coupons from the website.
You need to make sure stores accept computer printed (not newspaper) coupons. For a while there - stores were not accepting them due to customers making duplicate copies, etc.
There are times when that site will print Wal-Mart ONLY coupons and it will state "valid at Wal-Mart ONLY"
If they are only good for certain stores it usually says. And the ones that I have seen that are only good for certain ones have been walmart.
They are manufacturers coupons, which means they are good anywhere they accepts coupons.They might have a few that are store specific, but it will say on there, or have the store's logo. Be careful with that site though, it's loaded with viruses. Make sure you have antivirus software that runs, so it can catch it.
I use the website all the time. They are good everywhere with a few exceptions. And they usually tell you what store they are only good at. Lucky for you most of the time it is Wal-Mart, but I have found some that are only good at Dollar General.
Yes, they will work anywhere. My Mom uses her coupons she finds from all over at Walmart all the time.
Another coupon site she uses daily is Mojosavings.com . They have a lot of different stuff on that site, including a free section where you can get samples and what not too.
Most of the time they are good everywhere. If not, the coupon will have a specific logo. Some stores won't accept printed coupons; that varies by area and is usually not a general rule for an entire chain.
Also check out smartsource.com for printable coupons.
I like SavingStar.com too. Instead of printing coupons, you choose what savings you want and link your SS account to your store cards. Then when the purchase is recorded, your account is credited. You can cash out every $5.
Yes, you can print them and use them at any store that accepts manufacture coupons. There are only a few stores that don't take printable coupons like Rowes.
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