Groupon Coupons Money Saving Ideas

I've been using Groupon for years, and always find a great deal on concert tickets, home items, and even massage services. I came across Groupon Coupons, and wanted to see if the same deal saving still applied!

CVS 3 Day Sale

Check out these deals for the CVS 3 day sale Nov. 1 - 3:

• Campbell’s Soup, 0.66
  Use $1/5 Campbell’s Printable coupon or 0.40/3 Campbell’s Printable coupon
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• Participating PG Products, Get $10 ECB wyb $30
  • Buy 3 Pampers for $26.97 and 3 Dawn for $2.97
    Use 3 $2/1 Pampers coupons and 3 0.75/1 Dawn Hand Renewal from the 10/28 PG
    Pay $21.69 and get back $10 ECB
    Net cost $11.69 – like paying $3.89 for the Pampers and getting the Dawn Free!
• General Mills Cereal (includes Chex), $1.88
  Use the 0.75/1 Multi Grain Cheerios Printable coupon or the
  0.60/1 Honey Nut Cheerios Printable coupon or the
  0.60/1 Cocoa Puffs Printable coupon or the
  0.50/1 Cheerios from the 9/23 SS or the
  $1/2 General Mills Adult Cereals Printable coupon (includes Chex cereals) or the
  0.50/1 Honey Nut Cheerios Printable coupon
  Net cost: As low as $1.13 (Mutli Grain Cheerios) or $1.38 (gluten free Chex)

Free Kellogg's Coupons and Deals

Kellogg's is offering free coupons for tons of their products. Sign up is below if you see any coupons you're interested in getting. You also get coupons emailed

Deal of the Day!

Best Deal of the Day

I know it's not Easter anymore, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy Cadbury eggs! During a trip to Target, I found these:

Target: Cadbury Eggs for 7 cents! 90 Percent Off

Note: there was no sign of their original price or sale price, only a 90 percent off sign near the candy aisle.

I love Cadbury eggs! I only bought six for 42 cents two nights ago, but I stocked up again at a different Target last night and bought:

35 for $2.45 + tax.

No coupon, no clipping, just savings!





Check out your local Target and see if they have the Cadbury Eggs (and other Easter candy items) for huge markdowns.

Deals Day Saturday! $25 for $50 from Pexagon Tech

It's Deals Day Saturday today where I'll be posting some great freebies, deals, and contests! 

Sign up for the ones you like, and pass on the ones you don't. 

First off, a deal for tech lovers! 

$25 gets you $50 worth of tech stuff that you can customize for free. iPad covers, smartphone cases, USB flash drives, they even have customized picture frames. Add your name, logo, or pictures to make a great gift.

When you buy the deal, Socialspark will email you a code that you redeem for $50 worth of stuff. 

Save 74% off Australian Winter Boots

ShoeScandal is offering this great deal for a limited time!

Get a pair of winter boots worth $100 for just $26!!



Social Spark has deals similar to Groupon and LivingSocial. To redeem this deal, click the image above. Buy the voucher code and within 1 day, your voucher will be emailed to you. Simple as that! 
After you click on the "buy now" button, there is a box that says "how it works" on the same page. If you have any issues, please comment and I'll help you with the process. I bought two pairs so this deal is definitely worth it!

Amazon Deals of the Week

Amazon's low prices, free shipping offers, and excellent customer service have made me a loyal customer for years.
In addition to subscribe and save options, where you can sign up for timed deliveries of a product for a 15% discount, you can now apply available ecoupons to certain items. Subscribe and save can be canceled any time, offers free shipping, and shipments can be delayed. Combine the subscribe and save option with a coupon posted on the item's page for an even greater deal.

-Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers
Subscribe and Save + Amazon Mom 20% off
$3 off coupon


  Sizes 1-6 available (prices vary). Sign up for subscribe and save and Amazon mom for 20% off to get size 4 for just $26.80. On the same page, click on "clip this coupon" to take another $3 off at checkout for a final price of $23.80 for 140 ct. diapers.


-Band-Aid Brand Bandages, Mickey Mouse limited edition collector's tin, $5.68






Subscribe and Save price: $6.68
"Clip the coupon" for $1 off (taken at checkout) for the final price of: $5.68


-Tide Free & Gentle Detergent, $5.13





Subscribe & Save price: $7.13
Clip the $2 off coupon for final price: $5.13
(The $2 off coupon also works on other Tide liquid detergents sold on Amazon)


-Febreze Air Effects New Zealand Spring, 2 pack, $6.49




Subscribe & Save price: $7.49
Clip the $1 off coupon
final price: $6.49 for 2 pack


-Pampers Cruisers Diapers
(sizes 3-7, prices vary)




Size 3, 120 count
Subscribe & Save price: $28.79
Clip the $2 coupon
Final Price: $26.79


-Crest Pro Health Mouthwash, 2 pack



Subscribe & Save price: $10.83
Clip the $2 coupon (coupon also works on other Crest Pro Health rinses from Amazon)
Final Price: $8.83 for a 2 pack

Free Stuff Tips

Yes, there are things in life that are free. No, I'm not talking about hugs.

For those of us who are students, unemployed, or stay at home parents, finding freebies, earning gift cards, and winning prizes becomes an adopted lifestyle. There are a lot of scams out there and too many sites that are looking to spam your email. One legitimate site I use is www.freestufftimes.com. I've received plenty of free things over the past year and even won prizes from many of the contests.  
 www.slickdeals.net lists freebies as well as great deals on products from various sites like Amazon. To protect yourself from spam:

Create a new email - Prevent your current email address from getting constant spam by creating a disposable one that you do not need.

Create an online voicemail phone number - Freebie giveaways often require a phone number and it's not a good idea to give out your primary one all the time, unless you trust the source that's giving away free things.  

www.k7.net gives you free access to an online voicemail number. In order to keep the number you must receive at least one message per month. Otherwise, the company cancels the number and you have to create another one.

There are many giveaways on Facebook, but when you use your account the company or brand giving away free stuff wants access to all your personal information, including friends list. Create a new Facebook profile that is specifically used to enter Facebook contests or giveaways. 

Keep a list of free things you have requested. That way you'll know if you are getting your mail or if your mail is being taken or is missing.

*Never give out your personal information like credit cards or SSN for freebies. *

Hope this helps. Happy freebie hunting!