e-Coupons
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Pokerdogz.com
Earn money for college by linking your Kroger Plus, and CVS Card (as well as other cards) with your Upromise account. Load eCoupons for specific products onto your Kroger Plus or CVS Card, and when you buy those products your Upromise account is credited with the coupon. A great bonus is that your college savings account grows as you shop.
Coupon Resource
What are E-coupons?
Join Upromise and earn up to 8% of your bill in college savings rewards when you dine out at any of over 8,000 participating restaurants.
Cellfire
Load up to 50 coupons for Kroger brand products plus Huggies, Kotex, Pepperidge Farm and Colgate.Cellfire
Load up to 50 coupons for Kroger brand products plus Huggies, Kotex, Pepperidge Farm and Colgate.
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Shortcuts.com
Load up to 50 coupons onto your Kroger Plus Card. Shortcuts is my favorite eCoupon site because they have the widest variety of coupons. Go ahead and load all of them since the limit has increased to 50!
My Stuff 4-Sale
E-coupons are virtual coupons, which mean there's nothing to print. You simply need to open a free account, register your grocery store savings card and pick the coupons you would like to load onto it. When you purchase a product for which you have loaded a coupon, the coupon amount is automatically deducted from your total.
E-Coupons do not double but you are permitted to use them with other coupons. E-coupons are nice for when you are making a quick run into the store and don’t have your coupon organizer with you.
BOGO = Buy One Get One
ECB = Extra Care Bucks
IP = Internet Printable
MIR = Mail In Rebate
OOP = Out of Pocket
PG = Proctor & Gamble Insert
RP = Red Plum Coupon Insert
RR = Register Rewards
SS = Smart Source Insert
Abbreviations
Ever heard of a Coupon Bankroll in Poker? If not, you may want to read the PokerdogZ article about it.
