US Coupons....

[crazyhockeymom]

So I am looking for any advice...I am off to the states twice for hockey tournaments...I would like to know all of your tips on finding the best websites for coupons..?? I am really hoping to do the Gatorade or Powerade!! Can anyone suggest the best places to find these coupons...or how I would get a loyality card from a grocery store?? Lmk all your tips...Thanks!!!

[sharonzag]

I usually buy a sunday paper in the US, they are loaded with coupons

[itsmewhoelse]

So I am looking for any advice...I am off to the states twice for hockey tournaments...I would like to know all of your tips on finding the best websites for coupons..?? I am really hoping to do the Gatorade or Powerade!! Can anyone suggest the best places to find these coupons...or how I would get a loyality card from a grocery store?? Lmk all your tips...Thanks!!!

From what I have read and checked out most stores have thier own printable coupons too!
Check walmart.com and target.com for them
Not sure which other stores have these and there is a thread somewhere about this topic, perhaps under the coupons section.
Maybe check out the Sams club website too. I want to run down for a day trip sometime soon too. So have been researching first. Have fun.

[kkuchma]

coupons.com

that is what i used.

Also you can go to their smartsource.com and print some from there.

[Grifter]

Very often the hotels that we stay in have a breakfast room where they have the week's newspapers, flyers and coupons. (mid-range hotels) Sometimes at the front desk there are also coupons - in the area where they have local information, etc.

Hope this helps!

[BVOGT30]

go to yahoo coupons, put in the zip code of the area you are going to be shopping in and ta-da...all kinds.

[Grifter]

Albertsons, for instance, allows customers to sign up for their loyalty card right on their website. https://www.albertsons.com/account/signup.jsp You can choose to receive all Albertsons coupons by email. While Albertsons does mail coupons by post, I'm not sure if they would send them to Canada.

I'm guessing that most chains will have online sign-up for their loyalty programs. (If it wont allow you to enter a Canadian address and you have to make up a US address, then go for it!) This should allow you to access any coupons that you need to print yourself. If you need to present the card to the cashier in order to access the deals, just get one at customer service before you do your shopping. I have done this with Albertsons in California and got some fantastic deals!