Couponing Terms and Abbreviations

• July 6, 2020
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Couponing Terms and Abbreviations

When surfing coupon sites, one of the most important thing is to understand the acronyms and terminology they use. If you have trouble understanding these words, keep on reading this article. I will give you all the common terms and abbreviation you need. Therefore, you can find and use coupon more rapidly and effectively to save more money.

Here the list of the most used coupon lingo you may see on coupon websites or forums. 

BLINKIES	In-store coupons near product, usually from a red blinking box.
BOGO or B1G1 Free	Buy One Get One Free.
CAT or CATALINA	Coupon that prints at the register after purchase.
CRT	Cash register tape, coupon that prints in store.
DOUBLE COUPON	Coupon that a grocery store doubles in value.
ECB	CVS Extra Care Bucks earned for purchases.
FREE ITEM COUPON	A coupon that allows you to get the product completely free.
IP	Internet Printable Coupon.
MFG or MQ	Manufacturer’s Coupon.
MIR	Mail In Rebate.
NED	No expiration date.
OOP	Out of Pocket, in reference to how much “real money” you will pay at the register.
OYNO	On your next order.
P&G	Proctor & Gamble Coupon Insert found in the Sunday newspaper.
PEELIE	Coupon that you peel off the package.
PSA	Prices Starting At.
Q	Coupon.
STACKING	Using a store specific coupon with a manufacturer coupon (most stores allow this).
TEARPAD	A pad of refund forms or coupons found hanging from a store shelf or display.
TRIPLE COUPON	A coupon that a grocery store triples in value.
WYB	When You Buy.
YMMV	Your Mileage May Vary (success of the attempt may vary at your store).

Take note and remember all these coupon terms above to make it easier for you when seeking coupons and discounts on the internet. To memorize them faster, you can make flash cards from the list I gave you to start couponing like a pro.