I have loved Chinook Book for years now, especially because it only has offers for local businesses in Denver/Boulder. (It’s one of the few places you can find a discount for many of them. It has the only coupons I’ve ever found for Tattered Cover or Sweet Action Ice Cream!) The discount book has both a print and mobile edition with coupons for businesses that meet its “good business” criteria. They also focus on shops that are great resources for sustainable living, including farmers markets, recycling, biking, local transit, clean energy and green home. [Read more…] about Coupons? Get Free 30-Day Trial of Chinook Book App
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Dial Up Printable Manufacturer’s Coupons Via Mobile Phone
If you’ve ever tried to print an online manufacturer’s coupon from a mobile device, you’ve undoubtedly been frustrated, like us. For nearly a decade now, you could only print online coupons from a desktop computer or laptop — mainly because you had to download software so the system could track and limit the number of coupons you could print. (The software was not compatible with mobile devices.) Thankfully, the times are a changin’! One of the largest sources of online manufacturer’s coupons, Coupons.com, is making major changes to its system, allowing for more accessibility. [Read more…] about Dial Up Printable Manufacturer’s Coupons Via Mobile Phone
Breaking News: King Soopers Ends Double-Coupons!
Today is the day bargain hunters feared. It’s the last day for double coupons at King Soopers. Be sure to check out our “How To Get The Best Deals at King Soopers” guide tomorrow for money-saving tips! If you’re a true bargain hunter and regular coupon clipper, take a deep breath. Are you ready? King Soopers will no longer double coupons. The popular promo will end on Tuesday, August 23. According to the chain, “Only a small percentage of shoppers use double coupons and customers are responding favorably to the recent increase in the quantity and value of the digital coupons available.” To their benefit, King Soopers promises to invest additional resources in digital coupons. (We’re still in shock. Bryan can’t recall a time, when King Soopers did not double coupons and he’s a Colorado native.) [Read more…] about Breaking News: King Soopers Ends Double-Coupons!
Don’t Toss Those Valpaks
It’s easy to simply recycle those Valpak envelopes without even opening them. But don’t! Inside are some decent deals and discounts at Front Range businesses. Each month we find, among others, coupons good for 50% off brunch at Bonnie Brae Tavern, 20% off at Harbor Freight Tools, a $4.99 Autawash car wash and more. If you don’t receive a Valpak or simply want additional offers go to their website which has dozens of downloadable coupons (some identical to the mailing and some unique to the website) for dining, home & garden, shops, groceries and more.
Get Sunday Ads & Coupons Online
We love leisurely flipping through the Sunday paper over a good cup of chai tea. However, we seem to be the exception, as everything once printed is going digital. Such is true with the Sunday ads and coupons. The Denver Post now offers all of it online for all, not just subscribers — click here. You can review all of the ads, including Target, Walgreens, Sears, Lowe’s, Kohl’s and more. (We noticed a few missing from the usual inserts, namely Best Buy and Rite Aid.) It’s even more convenient because you can print coupons from the weekly SmartSource inserts. Better yet, you can register a participating store loyalty card and download coupons directly to your card — no scissors or coupon binder needed! You just swipe the registered card at checkout and the savings are deducted automatically from your bill. We hope our cup of chai tea never goes digital!
No Sunday Paper? Get Ads & Coupons Delivered Free
If you don’t get the Sunday paper like so many these days, you don’t have to miss out on the savings and coupons. Thanks to a new service from The Denver Post, non-subscribers can still get a “Sunday Select” supplement delivered to their front door for FREE. What’s the “Sunday Select”? It’s a one-page newspaper with a just a few articles…plus, all the ads and coupons found in the full-size Sunday edition. The Denver Post describes it as, “a supplemental advertising package. It provides neighborhoods free access to local sales and specials from name brand local retailers.” Remember, the option is only for people who do not subscribe to the newspaper. To sign-up, click here. Thanks to Debbie’s Deals at 7NEWS for sharing this money-saving tip!
Lost & Found: I Lost My Coupons…Again
Every “true cheapskate” knows the value of his or her coupon file — literally and figuratively. To this end, every saver also knows the pain of losing it. Once again, this “tragedy” has befallen me…for the 6th time. (Yes, I am one of “those people” who always seems to misplace my keys, wallet and glasses.) This time, it was left in the child’s seat of a grocery cart at Safeway. (For any amateur detectives out there, it was the store at 1677 South Havana Street in Aurora on May 5.) I put my groceries in the trunk of the car and happily headed home. Not a worry in the world, until I realized I left my “treasure” in the cart. I panicked and quickly turned around to get back as quickly as possible — fighting traffic all the way, of course. [Read more…] about Lost & Found: I Lost My Coupons…Again
