Maybe the big companies that did deals last year (like that American Express gift cards deal that profited me over $90) didn't feel a need to do their deals again.
In general, I've seen a decrease in the good deals one can get with coupons from when I first started couponing (3-4 years ago) to now, probably because of the popularity of extreme couponers and the profit companies lost as a result. On the bright side, I've seen an increase in the # of cashiers and stores that know how to handle coupons. Back in the day, I had a ton of problems with cashiers who were wary of couponers and had bad attitudes about coupon use.
Why do you think the deals have changed?
ReplyDeleteMaybe the big companies that did deals last year (like that American Express gift cards deal that profited me over $90) didn't feel a need to do their deals again.
ReplyDeleteIn general, I've seen a decrease in the good deals one can get with coupons from when I first started couponing (3-4 years ago) to now, probably because of the popularity of extreme couponers and the profit companies lost as a result. On the bright side, I've seen an increase in the # of cashiers and stores that know how to handle coupons. Back in the day, I had a ton of problems with cashiers who were wary of couponers and had bad attitudes about coupon use.