[bikegirl72]

So do ya?<br><br>
I just signed up for the grocery game and ran up to the store to try it out.<br><br>
I spent $11 and got $30+ worth of stuff.<br><br>
The people in front of me spent $350 and no coupons! <img alt="shock.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/shock.gif">

 

[maccabeth]

What's the grocery store game? You mean using coupons?<br><br>
I would use them more often if I didn't have to work for them! I have started looking for the Ulta coupons and seeing if they're useful. I've used them the past 2 times I've gone there (including today!)

 

[QuixoticNotions]

Sometimes. I can't clip coupons regularly because it encourages me to buy things I wouldn't- and that's not saving money. But I'll use coupons if I happen to see one.<br><br>
Usually coupons are for name brand stuff- and I can get it generic cheaper anyhow.

 

[bikegirl72]

Basically the Grocery Game is a paid for service that does the hard work for you. You pick a store and they do the work cross checking the ad and the coupons and they tell you what to buy. I've wanted to try it because seriously I spent a butt load of time shopping. This way I can stockpile and hopefully never run out.

 

[jcumming]

I use coupons if I come across them but I don't go searching.<br><br>
My grocery store also gives Air Miles and they regularly have great bonuses on that. I presently have enough Air Miles for 10 return trips across Canada or wherever WestJet flies in the US.

 

[dcoroner77]

I will if it's for something that I'd buy anyway.<br><br>
I tend to use them more for things like dry cleaning, etc.

 

[Tithers]

<br>
Hey...wanna come to my birthday party? March 15! You can spend the night...we have room...that is unless you really don't exist...<br><br>
I mean...you have free miles and all...just sayin'