Tutorial #1 Coupon Lingo

List Of Abbreviations And Terms In Couponing


B1G1 or BOGO * ( Example Buy One, Get One Free)

B2G1 (Buy Two, Get One Free)

EX or EXP *When Coupons Expire

WYB * When You Buy

MIR*Mail in Rebate

RR*Register Rewards  Exclusive To Walgreens works just like cash on your next purchase. Prints with your receipt at checkout

ESR* EasySaver Rebates Walgreens Rebate Program

UP*(UP Reward) Exclusive To Rite Aid works just like cash on your next purchase . Prints with your receipt at checkout, has expiration date on them also.

SCR* Single Check Rebate Rite Aid Pick up in store or submit rebates online at their website.

ECB* Extra Care Bucks Exclusive To CVS works just like cash on your next purchase

Blinkie*Machine at Grocery Stores that dispenses coupons found in aisles usually by the products the coupons are for.

IP* Internet Printable Coupons

Peelie* Coupon usually stuck to a product you are buying, you just peel off to use.

Q*Coupon

SS * Smart Source Coupon insert found in Sunday newspapers

RP* Redplum Coupon insert found in Sunday newspapers

P&G* Coupon insert also found in Sunday newspapers, full of Proctor And Gamble Products.

OOP* Out of pocket what you pay

DND* Do not double the coupon

eCoupon * coupons uploaded to a shopping card

moneymaker * After using coupon, and/or rebates, register rewards item is free Plus you make money.

in-ad coupon * Coupons found in stores weekly ad

stacking coupons * When you use more than one coupon for one item. Will have tutorial on stacking coupons when you can do this and how. Usually a store coupon plus manufacturer coupon.

FAR* Free After Rebate

VV (Video Values)* Rite Aid Coupons (printable) that you earn watching videos online

Rite Aid Wellness Card * Reward Card For Rite Aid, You have to have this to earn UP Rewards, and also to earn points for shopping passes to save for example 10% Off your purchase

MFG* Manufacturer coupon generally starts with number 5 or 9
Coupons starting with 5 generally can be doubled

$1/1     One dollar off of one item
$5/$25 Five dollars off $25 purchase

*Doubling Coupons* The value of the coupon will be doubled, certain grocery stores allow for doubling or tripling of coupons usually to a certain amount off. Generally this is for coupons under a $1. So for example $0.35/1 coupon would be $0.70/1 item. Check  with your grocery store to see if they double or triple coupons