Coupons.com is – surprise! – a site that offers digital and printable coupons online to many major brands. They also have a “Savings Club” where you pay $30 a year and get access to bigger coupons and a Coupon Finder tool. To celebrate their anniversary, they are offering a free 1-year Savings Club membership with the promotion code BIRTHDAY. The only catch is that you must provide a credit card and if you don’t cancel, the next year will be $30 charged on your card. You can cancel anytime during the free first year with no charges.
Despite a few tries, I am just not cut out to be a extreme couponer. Perhaps it’s our small family or the fact that I’m unwilling to drive out of my way to chase down sales when there is already a Costco, a supermarket, and a weekly farmer’s market just minutes away from my house. I’m not judging though – I’m happy that others can save a lot of money with coupons.
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We used to use Coupons.com but found that it’s really just a bunch of junk mixed in with coupons you can get elsewhere. I recommend just going to one of the General Mills product websites and you can usually get better priced coupons without the need to sign up or provide any financial information.
I am unsubscribing from this service as of this date. My bank as been notified to no longer allow withdrawals from my account for my coupon savings club
@heidi – Um, okay but I am not coupons.com just to be clear. You’ll have to notify them directly to cancel.