Do you buy the Sundays paper???

Question

just for the coupons in it???

Answer 1

I have been doing that for the last couple weeks. I stop buying it because the coupons never have what I want. :)

Answer 2

That is going to depend on how much your Sunday paper(s) cost and the store coupon policies on your area. I buy the Sunday paper (bundled is usually cheaper) for the coupons. The Krogers and Albertsons in my area double coupons up to $0.39 and triple coupons up to $0.50, and Wal-mart price matches, so getting just 1 or 2 good coupons more that pays for the price of the paper. I also get coupon inserts from friends and neighbors that don't use them. If you shop at Kroger, register your card for the electronic coupons that work in addition to the paper coupons. And don't forget to print online coupons if your area stores accept them. Also, "useless" is a relative term. Do you use the product? Will the coupon make that particular product cheaper than its generic counterpart? It may be more of a matter of organization. If you don't want to cut them all, store the uncut inserts in a 3 ring binder, and cut them as you need them.

Answer 3

I stopped by the Sunday paper a long time ago. I read the news online. I never was much of a coupon user -- I'd clip them and then forget about them until they'd already expired.

Answer 4

I bought Sunday's paper but NOT for the coupons in it ! How about you ?

Answer 5

Yes, and for the Book World in the Washington Post. The rest usually gets recycled.

Answer 6

yea for the coupons

Answer 7

No, it gets delivered & I don't use coupons.

Answer 8

That and the Sports page.

Answer 9

no that's what e-coupons and a printer are for

Answer 10

We don't buy ANY newspaper.. who needs to, with the internet right there? :)
Hey, I figure I'm helping save the environment, right? :D