11 Frequently Asked Couponing Questions! I am often asked many of the same questions by people learning to coupon, so I thought it would be nice if I compiled those and all the answers together!
I remember I had a gazillion questions when I first started and luckily I had a woman who took me under her wing and taught me everything!
I remember the days of standing in a store trying to decide what coupons I could use on what items and how many I could use on each item and all sorts of things. But, she was a phone call away!
I remember one evening she called me and asked if I wanted to meet her at the store she was picking up some deals. Yes, PLEASE!
I was so excited to watch and learn as she shopped! It was quite a sight, too! She had a buggy JUST for her coupons! She had them in file boxes and took them every time she shopped.
Hopefully you’ll find all the answers you need to help you be successful in your coupon shopping!
11 Frequently Asked Couponing Questions
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One Per Purchase Or One Per Transaction?
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Stephanie says
Where do I find Walmart & Dollar Tree coupons WITH bar Codes & espirati òn dates? Thank you
Jennifer W says
2 questions about CVS. If I buy the $10 Back WYB $30 certain paper products, cam I use that $10 on a different $10 back sale? For instance I bought 3 Cottonelle today for $10.50 each with a $2/8 coupon. Got three $10 ECBs. Next week they have the same deal but with Charmin. If I use that$10 ECB I got today, will I still get back a new $10 ECB? Even further, can I only get this deal once a month even though they’re coming from two different weeks / weekly deals?
Dian says
Jennifer,
ECB’s are treated like cash at CVS so they doesn’t have a lot of restrictions as far as how you can use it.
That is in contrast to the Register Rewards from Walgreens which are actually manufacturer coupons and are treated as such.
Using an ECB to earn another ECB is called “rolling”. We often do this to “roll” an expiring ECB to get a new one with a new expiration date that is further out (many stores however will tell you that at their store they never expire – mine do that.).
I hope that helps, here is a post I did years ago on shopping at CVS, with a video – I hope it can help, too: https://www.groceryshopforfree.com/how-to-shop-save-money-at-cvs/
Thanks,
Dian