New to couponing - Any advice???

[angel2306]

I'm new to couponing and would love any advice that anyone has. You all seem to talk about the same things which I am clueless about. Any advice or suggestions about which threads to read?

[hollyquaiscer]

I guess my most important piece of advise to you would be to use couponing eticate. Don't remove all the coupons from a tear pad, and don't take more of something than you can use is a 3 month period. Please remember that there are lots of us out there, and nothing is worse than going to a store and the entire shelf of what you are looking for is cleared out. I wish you the very best, have fun, and save tons of money for special treats once in a while.

[KMammy]

I guess my most important piece of advise to you would be to use couponing eticate. Don't remove all the coupons from a tear pad, and don't take more of something than you can use is a 3 month period.

I think this is a case of trying to force your standards on other people. While I agree it's rude to remove all an entire tear pad, a 3 month usage period may be reasonable for you but that doesn't make it the standard for everyone. The fact that they may choose to buy more than what you consider a reasonable supply doesn't make them rude or breach etiquette.

[lessthannat]

register with the savings sites; brandsaver - websaver - save.ca - gocoupons - rightathome.ca

keep your eye out for tearpads! and keep an eye out on your flyers, I am still pretty new and always learning - but so far I have done okay! Good luck!!

Oh and check the hot deals of the week thread posted every week in the deals section

[mmilley0730]

I think this is a case of trying to force your standards on other people. While I agree it's rude to remove all an entire tear pad, a 3 month usage period may be reasonable for you but that doesn't make it the standard for everyone. The fact that they may choose to buy more than what you consider a reasonable supply doesn't make them rude or breach etiquette.

Agree!