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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Coupon Lingo
If you have been browsing coupon sites and forums you have probably noticed all of the abbreviations and are probably wondering what they all mean.
Here is a list of the most commonly used abbreviations and their meanings:
SS - Smart Source coupon insert found in most newspapers
SS2 - Some weeks there will be two Smart Source inserts in the paper, this is usually the smaller insert
RP - Red Plum coupon insert found in most newspapers
GM - General Mills coupons insert found in most newspapers
PG - P&G Brand Saver coupon insert found in most newspapers
IP - Internet Printable, a coupon you print from online
B1G1 - Buy One Get One (or 2, 3 etc. )
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary - describing different people getting different results with stores and cashiers accepting different coupons
OOP - Out of Pocket - how much you pay after coupons are applied to your transaction
ECB - Extra Bucks Reward from CVS - find out more here
RR - Register Reward from Walgreens - similar to ECB
Wags - Walgreens
ROAK - Random Acts of Kindness - describing couponers performing random acts of kindness like leaving hot coupons near products in stores
FSOT - For Sale or Trade
Happy Couponing!
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Couponing 101
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