Finding Coupons on the Internet
Once you know where to go, let the savings begin!


Updated on May 18, 2011, 5:13 pm ET
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Coupon Queen

When I started refunding and couponing years ago, saving wasn't as simple as finding coupons on the internet. Everything was a hard copy to be cut from newspapers, magazines, and home mailers. Refund offers were generally posted in the supermarkets and the large drug chains.

But now printable coupons and refund offers are available all of the time on the web, offering cash back, free coupons and much more. I have some favorite sites that offer various coupons, they include: coupons.com and coolsavings.com; they are free but offer a limited selection. My site, selectcouponprogram.com, costs $4.95 but provides $25 in coupons of choice per month (lists more than 500 actual manufacturers' coupons).

Other web site sources are sponsored by the various manufacturers. They offer e-newsletters that are chock-full of savings, recipes, tips, and more printable offers, and require only signing up on the site.

Don't think saving sites are limited to supermarket items. Give these categories a shot, too: stationery and office supplies (officedepot.com); health and beauty-aid stores (riteaid.com) and for assorted household needs (truevaluehardware.com). To help you navigate, look for the promotion and/or special offers link on each of these sites.

Go to the Refundle Bundle Bulletin Board,  and check for daily postings of more money-saving printable coupons and refund offers. And if you are finding coupons on the internet at other sites, feel free to list them on our bulletin board to share with others; doing so increases everyone's ability to save. And saving is the name of the game. So start today.


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Susan J. Samtur is Editor and Chief and Publisher of Refundle Bundle Magazine started in 1973, and founder of Select Coupon Program, a grocery coupons site. Susan is nationally recognized as the "Coupon Queen" and has been featured on Live with Regis, Today, CNN, Fox & Friends, and Good Morning America. She is the author of the best-selling book, Cashing In at the Checkout - a million-copy seller, as well as two other books.

Read more moneysaving grocery tips in Saving with Store-Loyalty Cards, Buying Generic Brands and Grocery-Store Revolution...


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MissPinkSlip
#1. MissPinkSlip on 04/27/2009 - 1:46 pm (EDT)
You should NEVER order anything online (or go shopping) without checking one of these sites first! I got 20% off Steve Madden shoes the other day.
lotsowritin25
#2. lotsowritin25 on 04/27/2009 - 3:03 pm (EDT)
aren't we in a recession? we shouldn't be buying steve madden shoes...we should be saving up just to survive until we're out of this mess!
loubell
#3. loubell on 04/27/2009 - 6:04 pm (EDT)
Great tips! Although I wouldn't pay to get a coupon, it defeats the purpose of trying to save some money in the first place.
chaucerleelou
#4. chaucerleelou on 04/27/2009 - 6:17 pm (EDT)
These are great ideas. Also, nowadays, if you live in a city, places like CVS or Duane Reade have cards and every time you buy something you get a coupon for something or $5 back after you spend $100.
SNOOKY61
#5. SNOOKY61 on 04/27/2009 - 6:21 pm (EDT)
During these difficult recession-era times, it's a great thing to have coupons on hand, they really do help you save money when going to the store.
LISHY
#6. LISHY on 04/27/2009 - 10:02 pm (EDT)
Coupons are great, I always get mine in the Sunday Supplements and online, always great deals to be found.
sencerre12
#7. sencerre12 on 04/28/2009 - 12:49 pm (EDT)
Do you ever notice that every time you want to buy something specific, the coupon you are looking for doesn't exist?
VERUKA
#8. VERUKA on 04/28/2009 - 1:01 pm (EDT)
I totally notice that! It always seems that the coupons always have a catch to them, like buy 2 of everything to get 10 cents off!
RELLY
#9. RELLY on 04/28/2009 - 1:16 pm (EDT)
These are good ideas. So many companies offer coupons, esp. the chain stores all across the country.
Leann
#10. Leann on 04/28/2009 - 10:30 pm (EDT)
If you are looking for coupons for 'specific items', you are better off not couponing. Just shop sales. My family buys according to the sales and coupon match ups....it doesn't really work the other way around. My coupon box holds thousands of coupons, in an organized way, and I don't get rid of them until they expire. But it's a lot of work to really save.