Where do you find them? I found this: Free Groceries - Manufacturer free grocery coupon secrets revealed! when I googled "grocery rebates" it's $14.95 to download. I'm hesitant because I'm trying to save money, not spend. Has anyone ever paid for this? Was it worth it?

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Sounds scammy. Usually a deal is not a deal if you have to pay to get it. (my opinion)

I agree with the other poster. You can learn more online. The tips board here used to be full of deals but is really slow. There are a couple of other sites where you can be "in the know" for either free, or a small fee. mc rules prohibit mentioning names, but I'd stay away from what you have here.

The buddy system works well for me. A few of us share the deals / coupons without keeping track because we are friends.

Do the Walgreens/RiteAid/CVS deals and always watch for clearance at those stores, it's usually in 1 place. Walgreens will end their monthly rebate booklet with either April or May (depending on whose scuttlebutt turns out to be right) they are supposed to have a new program. Rite Aid has a rebate system and CVS has extra bucks that print on your receipt.

Just keep your radar turned up in the store for pads of forms/coupons attached to the shelf or product, and free standing cardboard displays. Some manufacturer sites have printable rebates from time to time.

Kmart is hit or miss with double coupons up to $2 ($4 max or the cost ot the item) which they started either last summer or last fall.

Hopeful to have helped a bit.

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Maybe you can go right to the website say for example Kraft.com or whatever and look for rebates. Or if you have time call the 1800 number on the package and ask about rebates or if there is a mailing list. They will often send coupons and special deals.

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I sent you a PM with a sight I use. HTH.

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