Doesn't It Just Grind Your Gears When.....

[Midnightly]

Good coupons inside the Turtle box that expire Dec 25th - So do you open the boxes and use the 2x3.00 coupons to buy more or just accept that the coupons are gone...as you want to gift the turtles...? Oh the stress

oh thats insulting.. you buy boxes most often to give as gifts.. most gifts are opened christmas day.. soo they expire before the box is even open

[Koolaid]

...your son needs new winter boots and god forbid in January you can find any anywhere!!!!!!!!! The lady at Payless tried to sell me a pair of mens for $64!!!!!!!! Insane!!!!

[Ciel]

A family member is messing with the kitchen green compost bin container again-took it away and put in a kid-sized metal step can. Must be the longest duration that the City issued little bin has been in the house-about 8 months-since the previous two takeaways by this person.
Ongoing issue also was the refusal to snap lid closed after use-it's not enough that the person won't open the window to air out the bacon/eggs/greasy cookup nor not wash up, no, we have to smell what was dropped into the bin because the lid was not closed or left up.

Forget this, I'm not buying the liner bags anymore.

[Shwa Girl]

Doesn't it grind your gears

when the grocery store has a sale
it's the first day
and they are out of stock
Whaaa?!?

The grocery guy says they not even have ordered the item and the truck is coming tomorrow. Ya. Right.

[Shwa Girl]

Doesn't it grind your gears

when the grocery store has a sale
it's the first day
and they are out of stock
Whaaa?!?

The grocery guy says they not even have ordered the item and the truck is coming tomorrow. Ya. Right.

Target came through! Again! Found the item there. For cheaper. And lots of stock. It was an unadvertised sale at Target.

Take that Loblaws!

[Koolaid]

...people are late!!!!

[nessa23]

when no matter what you do, you still can't print coupons off the Healthy Essentials website! I'm really starting to get frustrated, WTH!
I've got the most updated versions of everything, Java is enabled.. i don't get it

[canadascouponeer]

when no matter what you do, you still can't print coupons off the Healthy Essentials website! I'm really starting to get frustrated, WTH!
I've got the most updated versions of everything, Java is enabled.. i don't get it

OMGG!! I thought I was the only one. Their website is terrible, it crashes everytime I try to print anything UGH

[Lyssia510]

when no matter what you do, you still can't print coupons off the Healthy Essentials website! I'm really starting to get frustrated, WTH!
I've got the most updated versions of everything, Java is enabled.. i don't get it

I don't even bother with Healthy Essentials, Smartsource or printable target coupons anymore. It's not worth my time to fight with java to save 2 or 3 bucks.


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[couponkrystal]

We went out for dinner with friends. First when we ordered apps another guest (friend of friend) at the table wanted to share an app so dh and I agreed to split 1 app 3 people but when the bill came with the app on our bill the guy didn't offer to help pay for it Doesn't share mean the food and the cost? Then I forgot to put the giftcard to pay for dinner in my wallet. I had two but left the used one in my wallet and looked silly when I tried to pay for dinner with it Worst part is I then had to fork out the cash I wasn't planning on spending At least the company and the food was good

[torontogal12]

I 100% Agree. Waaay too much aggravation.

Ain't nobody got time fo that

I don't even bother with Healthy Essentials, Smartsource or printable target coupons anymore. It's not worth my time to fight with java to save 2 or 3 bucks.


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[BumbleB]

I too agree it's an aggravation to have to print these, using ink etc. but I'm thinking manufacturers are probably trying to find ways to make sure coupons are available to everyone in reasonable quantities. Makes no sense for some to remove full tear pads they don't need only then to put them up on site such as this and trade them off. We should ALL only take what we need and leave the rest for others who would appreciate the savings.

I can see WM changing the distribution of their magazines as well. I'm sure they intended for many customers to be able to see their magazines. Not certain customers take out box loads only to hoard coupons. Poor trees as well.

[sun_shine]

I too agree it's an aggravation to have to print these, using ink etc. but I'm thinking manufacturers are probably trying to find ways to make sure coupons are available to everyone in reasonable quantities. Makes no sense for some to remove full tear pads they don't need only then to put them up on site such as this and trade them off. We should ALL only take what we need and leave the rest for others who would appreciate the savings.

I can see WM changing the distribution of their magazines as well. I'm sure they intended for many customers to be able to see their magazines. Not certain customers take out box loads only to hoard coupons. Poor trees as well.

I agree! I also think that since the money we save with the coupons comes out of the company's pocket, they don't want to also have to pay the ink, paper, and postage costs for mailouts.

[torontogal12]

This is why apps like Checkout 51 and Snapsaves will be the future. Companies can control one per person and save ink and paper (though they do have to pay a listing fee on the app, I'm sure)

I too agree it's an aggravation to have to print these, using ink etc. but I'm thinking manufacturers are probably trying to find ways to make sure coupons are available to everyone in reasonable quantities. Makes no sense for some to remove full tear pads they don't need only then to put them up on site such as this and trade them off. We should ALL only take what we need and leave the rest for others who would appreciate the savings.

I can see WM changing the distribution of their magazines as well. I'm sure they intended for many customers to be able to see their magazines. Not certain customers take out box loads only to hoard coupons. Poor trees as well.

[BumbleB]

This is why apps like Checkout 51 and Snapsaves will be the future. Companies can control one per person and save ink and paper (though they do have to pay a listing fee on the app, I'm sure)

I look forward to that day for sure!! A level playing field for everyone. win/win/win

Know when I worked not too long ago at a major dairy/cheese manufacturer it was a nightmare processing the stores coupon remittances.