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Couponing Terms and Abbreviations

Couponing 101

BOGO or B1G1 Free = Buy One Get One Free. OOP = Out of Pocket, in reference to how much “real money” you will pay at the register. OYNO = On your next order. P&G = Proctor & Gamble Coupon Insert found in the Sunday newspaper. Coupon lingo can get pretty confusing! MIR = Mail In Rebate.

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2011 Sunday Newspaper Coupon Schedule

Saving Everyday

I recommend bookmarking it for easy reference and I’ll post reminders (and any changes) weekly. If you are new to the site, my advice is to buy at least two papers a week. You MUST have the Sunday coupons to do many of the deals I post on the site. 2— (2) Smart Source (2) Red Plum and General Mill. Red Plum = RP.

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Understanding Coupon Abbreviations

For the Mommas

BOGO – Buy One Get One Free. B2G1 – Buy Two, Get One Free. OYNO – On Your Next Order (Usually refers to a coupon that can be used the next time you shop- see CAT). RP – Red Plum coupon insert from your newspaper. SS – Smart Source coupon insert from your newspaper.

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2012 Sunday Newspaper Coupon Schedule

Saving Everyday

I recommend bookmarking it for easy reference and I’ll post reminders (and any changes) weekly. If you are new to the site, my advice is to buy at least two papers a week. You MUST have the Sunday coupons to do many of the deals I post on the site. 8 – Redplum (RP) & Smart Source (SS).

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Understanding Coupon Abbreviations – Coupon Lingo

For the Mommas

BOGO – Buy One Get One Free. B2G1 – Buy Two, Get One Free. OYNO – On Your Next Order (Usually refers to a coupon that can be used the next time you shop- see CAT). RP – Red Plum coupon insert from your newspaper. SS – Smart Source coupon insert from your newspaper.

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Target Coupon Policy | Print & Keep With You

Saving Everyday

These guidelines apply to all coupons accepted at Target (Color Checkout Coupons, Internet Coupons, Mobile Coupons, Mailed Coupons, Coupons from Newspapers and Magazines, etc.). With one simple scan, all applicable coupons are applied. Buy One, Get One Free Coupons (BOGO): BOGO coupons cannot be combined (i.e.

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Coupon Lingo in the Coupon World meanings You Need to Know

Coupons Do Work

You must buy 2 items to receive any savings; you cannot redeem the coupon on one product for half the value. Buy one, get one. Will usually end with “free” or “half off” meaning buy one, get one half off, or buy one get one free. B1G1= Buy one, get one.