Newbie questions

[Tasha1984]

Just curious where everyone gets their coupons? I've seen tear offs, booklet and inserts listed, but what are booklets? And where do you find the others?

Also what are the anagrams that are used here? Like FC?

[couponer2]

Acesmama made this thread just click on the blue line and you can order coupons here to be mailed to you or some are printable
Sticky:
Websaver, brandsaver and save.ca hidden coupons


Originally Posted by ;889048
AC = After Coupon
BOGO or B1G1 = Buy One, Get One Free
B2G1 = Buy Two, Get One Free
B3G1 = Buy Three, Get One Free
C/O = Cents Off Coupon
CFK = Cash For Kids (coupon that donates part of the value to charity)
FAR = Free After Rebate
FREE ITEM COUPON/FPC = A coupon that allows you to get the product completely free.
FT = For Trade
HBA = Health and Beauty Aid
HV = High Value
IP = Internet Printable Coupon
LF = Looking For
MIR = Mail In Rebate
NED = No Expiry Date
OOP = Out of Pocket
OYNO = On Your Next Order
PM = Private Message/Price Match
P&G = Proctor & Gamble (coupon booklet & website)
Peelie = A coupon that is attached directly to the product to be “peeled off“.
POP = Proof of Purchase
PP = Purchase Price
RC = Raincheck
RAOK = Random Act of Kindness
SCOP = Scanning Code of Practice
SMP = Specially Marked Packages
SPC = Student Price Card (www.spccard.ca)
STACKING = Some stores allow the use of more than one coupon per item, if the coupon itself does not restrict it.
SASE = Self Addressed Stamped Envelope
SS = Smart Source (coupon booklet)
Tear-pad = A pad of coupons, usually on the shelf or display, where you tear the coupon off of the pad.
TFT = Toonies for Tummies (coupon booklet)
TMF = Try Me Free
Train = A Coupon Train.
VWT = Virtual Wishlist Train
WYB/WUB = When You Buy
YMMV = Your Mileage May Vary


Stores:
LD = London Drugs
RCSS = Real Canadian Superstore
SDM = Shoppers Drug Mart
WM = Walmart
NF = No Frills


Products:
HBOO = Honey Bunches of Oats
HE = Herbal Essences


Others:
Bump = Nice way of pushing a thread back to the top of the page.
BTW = By The Way
DH = Dear/Darling Husband
DD = Dear/Darling Daughter
DS = Dear/Darling Son
DW = Dear/Darling Wife
FT = For Trade
HTH = Hope This/That Helps
LF = Looking For
LMK = Let Me Know
NP = No problem
OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer (Not Retail)
OOS = Out Of Stock
OP = Original Poster; Author of a thread
SAHD = Stay At Home Dad (awwww!)
SAHM = Stay At Home Mom
SAHW = Stay At Home Wife
TY = Thank You
TIA = Thanks In Advance
TTT = To The Top (aka BUMP)
VWT = Virtual Wish Train

[BC Gal]

Welcome to SmartCanucks

Coupon booklets are found in stores like tear pads, but they are in booklet form and usually have recipes as well as coupons in them. You can also find coupons in some magazines and on the internet. There is a wide range of internet coupons, the ones Couponer2 gave you the link to, company mail outs (often seen on Facebook or the companies website), and printable coupons (again usually Facebook or company website).

Another great way to get coupons is to trade for them with other couponers. When you get into it, check out the trade or train boards in the coupon forum.