- $2/1--This means the coupon is $2.00 off one item. The dollar amount and the item amount will vary depending on coupon.
- AC--After coupon
- AR--After rebate
- Blinkie--A box with a blinking light attached to stores shelves that dispenses coupons
- BOGO--Buy one get one free
- B1G1--Buy one get one free
- B1G1F--Buy one get one free
- CAT or Catalina--Coupons which print after you have made a purchase
- CPN--Coupon
- CRT--Cash register tape, most of the time these are on the bottom of your receipt
- DND--Do not double
- Double coupon-- The value of your coupon can be doubled at participating stores
- ECB--Extra care bucks
- ETA--Edited to add
- ETS--Excludes trial size
- FAR--Free after rebate
- Filler--Items that you buy to get your total up to a certain amount or items you buy to be able to use a certain number of coupons
- FS--Free shipping
- GC--Gift card
- GDA-Good deal alert
- GM--General Mills
- HTH--Hope this helps
- IVC--Instant value coupon
- IPQ--Internet printable coupon
- IP--Internet printable coupon
- MFG--Manufacturer
- MFR--Manufacturer
- MQ--Manufacturer's coupon
- MIR--Mail-In rebate
- NED--No expiration date
- OOP--Out of pocket
- OOS--Out of stock
- OYNO--On your next order
- P&G--Proctor & Gamble coupon insert
- Peelie-Peel off coupon found on item
- PSA--Prices starting at
- Q--Coupon
- RP--Red Plum coupon insert
- RR--Register Rewards, prints after receipt at Walgreen's
- SCR--Single Check Rebate
- SS--Smart Source coupon insert
- Stacking--Using a store coupon in addition to a manufacturer's coupon
- Tear pad--these are tear pads found in stores on shelves and cooler doors
- TMF--Try me free
- UPC--Universal product code
- UPR--Up rewards
- WSL--While supplies last
- WT--A coupon hanging on a product
- Wine tag--A coupon hanging on a product
- WYB--When you buy
- V--Valassis coupon insert
- YMMV-Your Milage May Vary(you may or may not be able to do a deal at a particular store)
Friday, November 19, 2010
Coupon Jargon
When you first begin using coupons it can be a bit confusing. The first thing you should familiarize yourself with is the coupon abbreviations. There are a lot of coupon forums and blogs that break down the deals to maximize your savings, but to use these you will need to know what all the abbreviations stand for.
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