Clipping coupons is tedious. Move your bargain-finding skills into the new millennium by snagging coupons online. In fact, you can get coupons for just about anything — from Kellogg’s to Amazon, said Stephanie Nelson, founder of CouponMom.com, a Web site offering hundreds of different printable coupons daily. At any given time, she said, her site has more than $100 worth of grocery coupons. She estimated that shoppers can save an average of at least $10 weekly with coupons from online sites for the brands they use.
“When it comes to online shopping, you should always look for an online coupon for the retailer you are buying from at a coupon site or simply enter the name of the retailer and the word ‘coupon’ into Google,” Nelson said. For more online deals, check out:
*Cellfire.com — The site sends coupons directly to your cell phone. The coupons can be scanned at checkout.
*Redplum.com — Enter your ZIP code, and the site will give you discounts for the supermarkets and shops in your neck of the woods.
*PromotionalCodes.com — Consumers post coupon codes at this site, so it just takes a quick peek to get the codes for your favorite shops. Most of them are valid online or in the store.