dates deleted to current
April
4/11: Smart Source Red Plum
4/18: Smart Source Red Plum
4/25: Smart Source + Red Plum
May
5/2: Smart Source + Red Plum & P&G
5/9: Smart Source + Red Plum
5/16: 2 Smart Source + Red Plum
5/23: Smart Source + Red Plum
5/30: No Inserts
June
6/6: Smart Source & Red Plum + Procter and Gamble
6/13: Smart Source
6/20: Smart Source + Red Plum
6/27: Smart Source + Red Plum
July
7/4: No Inserts
7/11: Smart Source & Red Plum
7/18: Smart Source
7/25: Smart Source & Red Plum
August
8/1: Smart Source & Red Plum & Procter and Gamble
8/8: Smart Source & Red Plum
8/15: Smart Source & Red Plum
8/22: Smart Source & Red Plum
8/29: Smart Source & Red Plum & P&G Insert
September
9/5: No Inserts
9/12: Smart Source & 2 Red Plum
9/19: Smart Source & Red Plum
9/26: Smart Source & Red Plum
October
10/3: Smart Source & Red Plum & Procter and Gamble
10/10: Smart Source & Red Plum
10/17: Smart Source & Red Plum
10/24: Smart Source & Red Plum
10/31: Smart Source & Red Plum
November
11/7: Smart Source & Red Plum & Procter and Gamble
11/14: Smart Source & Red Plum
11/21: Smart Source & Red Plum
11/28: No Inserts
December
12/5: Smart Source & Red Plum & Procter and Gamble
12/12: Smart Source & Red Plum
12/19: No Inserts
12/26: No Inserts
Blinkies – coupon dispersed from an instore coupon machine (usually with a blinking light)
BOGO or B1G1F – Buy one, get one free
BTFE – Box Tops for Education
BTW – By the way
B&M – Brick & Mortar, (supermarket, etc.) as opposed to an online “virtual” store
Catalina – Catalina Category Marketing (CCM) rewards purchases of promoted products with “catalinas”, also known as “check-out coupons”. These offer incentives good on your next shopping trip to that retailer.
C/O – cents off coupon
CRT – Cash register tape
CYE – Check your email
DCRT – Dated cash register tape
DCRTC – Dated cash register tape with the price circled
DND – Do Not Double
Double coupon – coupon that a grocery store matches to “double” the value to the consumer
ECB – CVS Extra Care Bucks earned for purchases
ESR – EasySaver Rebate
GM –General Mills
FAR – Free After Rebate
HBA – The health and beauty aid
HT or HgT – Hang tags for refunds or coupons hanging on a product
K – Kelloggs
IVC – Walgreen’s Instant Value Coupon
LFE – Campbell’s Labels for Education
MIR – Mail In Rebate
NAZ – Name, address, zip code
NED – No expiration date
NWT-new with tags
NWPN – No wine purchase necessary
OAS – a coupon that is good on any size
OOP – Out of Pcket
OOS – Out of Stock
OSI – On a single item
OYNO – On your next order
P&G – Proctor & Gamble
Peelie – coupon that is attached directly to the product to be “peeled off“.
POP – Proof of purchase
PP – purchase price
Q or Qualifier – The POP required for a refund offer that is actually taken from that package
RAOK – Random act of kindness
RR Register Reward
SASE – Self Addressed Stamped Envelope
SC – Store Coupon
SCR – Rite Aid Single Check Rebate
SD – Store Display
SF – Store form
SMP – Specially Marked Packages
SS – Smart Source
Tear pad – A pad of coupons, generally stocked on the shelf or display, where you simply tear the coupon off of the pad.
TMF – Try Me Free
TQTarget Coupon
Train – a coupon train. Coupons are passed along to a number of different people who are “on the train” where they take coupons they need and place in other coupons they don’t need to save money for all
Triple coupon – a coupon that a grocery store triples
V – Valassis
WAGS – Walgreens
Wine Tag – coupon, usually for $ off any meat, cheese or produce, may or may not require any other purchase
W/L – wishlist
WPN – Wine purchase necessary
WSL – while supplies last
WT – winetag
WYB – When You Buy