getting things for free!

Getting Things for Free! : 

Getting Things for Free! By Robert M. Trimble For http://CLIKsaver.com and CLIKtv

Step 1 Collect Coupons : 

Step 1 Collect Coupons Collect the coupons from the Sunday paper Collect coupons when at neighbors/friends homes Use http://CLIKsaver.com link to CouponBar for more Take some extra coupons from the grocery store Talk to others in store to find a possible trader Collect many of all types to trade for other items Collect free coupons anywhere you find them online Call the numbers on the cans you buy, they will send you some for some kind words or a complaint

Step 2 Organize Coupons : 

Step 2 Organize Coupons Keep duplicate coupons paper-clipped Organize them first by food and non-food Now separate the grocery coupons by department And separate the non-food items by type of product Be patient and collect coupons every chance you have Organize both sub groups into a folder with dividers Always keep a copy of the ads for the grocery you use and each of the ads for Walgreens, Rite Aid, and CVS all together, for planning.

Step 3 Make a Strategy : 

Step 3 Make a Strategy Read all of the weekly ads for your grocery, Walgreens, Rite Aid, and CVS Compare prices across the stores Remember to consider the offers the stores will be providing as well, many offer coupon “cash” back to be used on another shopping trip Try to buy in quantity when the price of the item is free or close to free using coupons with store offers Wait on items that are priced too high, wait and use that coupon when the store has the item on sale

Step 4 Time to Shop! : 

Step 4 Time to Shop! You should know exactly what you want as you walk into one of the drug store chains, and you should know how much coupon “cash” you will get back. Use that cash on the same trip, just drop off your first purchase and come back into the store Buy bonus size items, but always calculate which size is the one both on sale at the store and will match with the right coupon The grocery is different only in that you may not have coupons for everything

Step 4 Time to Shop! (cont…) : 

Step 4 Time to Shop! (cont…) Make sure to use frequent shopper cards everywhere you shop, every time you shop Check online to see if you are able to put electronic coupons directly onto your loyalty card Use your Smartphone, if you have one, to check to see if there are any other coupons you could use for an additional discount at the store you are shopping Keep track of your spending and savings. Keep all of your receipts too! Make sure to ask for a rain check for any sale item the store is out of stock of, and ask for the quantity desired

Step 4 Time to Shop! (cont…) : 

Step 4 Time to Shop! (cont…) Try to use the store coupon “cash” as soon as possible, preferably right after you take your first bag out Bring your own bags as well, many stores reward you for saving them the expense

Step 5 Yes, There is a Step 5! : 

Step 5 Yes, There is a Step 5! In your home store your dry food in cool dry place with the items with the soonest expiration date in front In the refrigerator perform this same task, freeze items that are overstock Yes, most vegetables and fruits may be frozen, check http://howto.com for instructions Any food that starts to approach the expiration date, say 60 days before, start to bag these items and take them to your local food bank where the items will be consumed long before the expiration date, and get a receipt, its tax deductable at full price!

Thank you! : 

Thank you! This video presentation was made possible by http://CLIKsaver.com Coupons, coupon codes, and a Virtual Mall of Savings!