Can anyone suggest a reputable coupon clipping site in Canada other than ebay?
TIA
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Can anyone suggest a reputable coupon clipping site in Canada other than ebay?
TIA
i have never used that site was it helpful for you
Do you mean a company that will gather coupons for you and send them to you? Its not worth it.
You really don't need to pay for a service to clip coupons for you. Invest in a sturdy file folder big enough to hold your inserts, keep a record of the coupons/expiries and just cut out the coupons you need. Generally any great deals that people find are posted here, so I just wait for someone to mention a deal, pull out the correct insert, clip out a few of that one particular coupon and file it away again. You can get tearpads in a few minutes just walking through a store. The inserts you can find by going to your local coffee shop or McDonald's on Sat/Sun and collecting them from the free papers.
Hope that helps!
I too have noticed the crazy prices on E-BayQuote:
Originally Posted by slick_canuck
You could Try WeClip.ca
I would recommend doing some research here and then going on some walks on recycling night.
That is how I got the largest quantities of the most useful coupons.
It would only be worth it I guess if you didn't have access to flyers.
I think Kijiji and E-bay are getting too expensive to buy coupons Spending $20 on 20 inserts when you might only use 1 or 2 coupons and save $20-$40 isn't the smartest. and on E-Bay the other day I saw 6 Special k book coupons on there for $13+ that's insane! I own WeClip.ca with some friends of mine we are hoping to be a cheaper alternative for people who can't find coupons and are tired of paying $1 per insert or other crazy prices. people can get the coupons they want for a tiny handling fee.
Original post is from 2010.
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Originally Posted by Sw33tCindy
I saw 10 $1 minute maid coupons go for $8 plus $1 shipping!!! :eek:
But the difference between coupon clipping sites and ebay is you don't find tear pad and booklet coupons on coupon clipping sites. They are usually strickly for insert type coupons.
I go to
www.livingwell.ca
www.canada-coupons.com
www..com
smartcanucks.com obviously...
And I google alot and find many online and that mail out.
In regards to tearpads.....If you live in a big city make it a hobby to walk the isles of different stores. You will soon lear which ones have coupons and which don't. I recently found some on the west coast at...
Safeway
Shoppers Drugmart
Save on Foods
London Drugs
Pharmasave
Canadian Tire
And trading is great too. There are alot of nice traders that will send you coupons that you will use for a couple of stamps.
Once you start learning where to look you will have many coupons in no time.
PS...have you posted a trading list with your wish list on it??? I'm going to look :o)
I am Slow but sure, just found out about this weclip.ca, this could come in handy if you use one specific product alot, & I think it would also depend on the expirey date. Would also depend on the rarety of the coupon. Would be cheaper than buying a Newspaper just for the insert.
I have used weclip.ca twice now and I love it. My coupons arrive within a week and I'm in Nova Scotia. There are very good deals to be had. For example, I just received some Good N Natural bar FPC's, paid 15 cents for each one. I am a single mother and just bought a house so every penny matters. These will be going into my stock pile as recess snacks!
People who live in large cities and have the advantage of accessing thousands of these inserts on a regular basis have one up on me, I come from a very small town where I might only be able to get 3 or 4 if I'm lucky. Our inserts come in fliers, not papers, so I can't even buy a paper to get the insert nor can I go dumpster diving because our town only collects recycling curbside every 2 weeks, and in a blue bag. I am very happy with weclip.ca and will continue to use them!