Quick Tip: Use At Versus Only At Coupons

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Coupon Abbreviations

SC = Store Coupon
MC = Manufacturer Coupon
SS = Smart Source
RMN = Retail Me Not
PG = Proctor and Gamble

Coupon Terms

WYB = When You Buy
B1G1 = Buy One Get One Free
.75/1 = 75 cents off one item
.75/3 = 75 cents off three items
EXP = Expiration Date

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The wording on coupons can be very confusing. One source of a lot of confusion is when coupons say, “redeem at,” and list a certain store. As long as it is a manufacturer’s coupon, you can you can actually use it anywhere.

When a coupon says, “redeem only at,” you can only use it at the store listed though.

On Coupons.com there are some coupons with the Walmart logo. These are actually manufacturer’s coupons that you use can anywhere. Walmart does not have store coupons, the coupon just has the logo for advertisement.

So, next time you print a coupon and it says, “redeem at,” go ahead and use it wherever the item is on sale at. When the coupon says, “redeem only at,” you’ll have to wait for a sale at that particular store.

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