How can you buy coupons?

I admit it, I use lots of coupons, but I hate clipping them. There's something so tedious about sitting down with a huge pile of coupon magazines and clip, clip, clipping. But how else are you going to get large amounts of coupons easily?

Simple- buy them! You may be saying, is that legal? Definitely. As long as you are paying a handling fee for the clipping of the coupons and not paying for the actual coupon itself, it's completely legal. Most coupon clippers charge between 3-10 cents per coupon in handling fees. This is not as bad as it may sound, considering that you will be saving far more than that once you use the coupons.

Where can you buy coupons, though? One of my favorite sites is Mary's World, at http://www.marysworld.com. She is always prompt, has a good selection of Ohio and South Dakota coupons, and charges 5 cents per coupon in handling fees for regular Sunday Supplement coupons. Expireds and specials may run more or less. I have ordered several times from Mary and my coupons come amazingly quick, plus she's very friendly. I'd definitely recommend her site to you coupon newbies!

Another site that I have heard great things about is Rachael's Coupon Clippers site at http://www.thecouponclippers.com. I have not personally ordered from her but other people have given great reviews. If you can't find what you need at Mary's, check here.

For a larger selection and a more "professional" site, go to CentsOff at http://www.centsoff.com. They handle large amounts of coupons, but charge more than the little companies- usually 10 cents a coupon with a minimum of $5 purchase. This is good if you want lots of free coupons or other special ones, or if you want large amounts of multiples. I have ordered from them once and liked the service but not the high cost.

Be sure to check these sites out if you are looking for a way to still enjoy couponing without the clipping! Have a great week!

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