Extreme Couponing: Coupon Lingo

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Do you find all the coupon acronyms and lingo confusing? I receive emails daily from new readers inquiring about what certain acronyms mean.  Couponing can get a little confusing sometimes with all the abbreviations, verbiage and size limitations. Here is some "coupon lingo" that might help you out on your next shopping trip. Let me know if there are other terms you are not sure of what they mean.

BOGOF or B1G1 - buy one get one free
Peelie - coupon that peels off package
WYB - when you buy
OOP - Out of Pocket
MIR - Mail-in Rebate
$1/2 - $1 off of 2 items
2/$1 - 2 items for $1
SC - Store coupon
MFC - Manufacter's coupon
GC - Gift Card
MM - Money Maker
DND-do not double
Ea-each
IP-internet printable coupon
Blinkie-coupons you get from the little machines in the aisle in the store
BTFE-Box Tops for Education
WSL-while supplies last
OTC-over the counter medication
UPC-Universal Product Code
PK-pack
CT-count
Catalina or CAT-a coupon for an amount off your next purchase or for a free item on your next purchase-these may print out when you get your receipt.


Specific Store Coupons

ECB - CVS Extra Care Bucks
Wags - Walgreens
RR - Walgreens Register Rewards
Up & UP: Rite Aid Rewards

Newspaper Inserts
PG - Proctor & Gamble
SS - Smartsource
RP - Red Plum
GM - General Mills
K - Kelloggs
UN - Unilever

What questions do you have?


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