How to Get Free Grocery Coupons Mailed to Your Home

While some resent getting junk mail, some merit can be found to it, especially for those trying to save some money by clipping coupons. Several companies offer not only coupon books through the mail but also printable coupon offers online and even email coupon newsletters. You can pursue several options to obtain deals and promotions.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Check to see if you should be receiving coupon mailers such as RedPlum, MoneyMailer and ValPak. Check the Contact Us or About Us section of their websites (see Resources) for instructions on adding yourself to the mailing list or checking to see if you already receive the publication in your newspaper or mailbox.

2. Sign up to receive coupons, promotions and other communications from grocery stores and retailers you often shop with. Ask to sign up for their mailing list while you are in the grocery store or check its website. Often, you will find printable coupons there. Food Lion, Safeway, Jewel Osco, Kroger and more all offer printable coupons on their sites.
   
   Sign up online for weekly emails that contain coupons and promotions. If you don't get the Sunday paper, you can also view the weekly specials featured in the weekly newspaper inserts.

3. Print coupons directly online. The coupon mailers listed previously (RedPlum, ValPak, MoneyMailer) now allow consumers to print some coupons online. You may not get all the coupons available in the mailings, but if you miss a mailer, this provides another option. You can also sign up for coupon emails from these companies, so the printable coupons will come to you.
   
   Several other sites allow you to print coupons from multiple sources. CouponMom.com allows you to access a grocery store database that will tell you what items are on sale, and if there is a coupon out (either in the newspaper, online or in a coupon book) for these items. Some items are deeply discounted by the store and also have a coupon, allowing smart shoppers to get items for pennies on the dollar.

4. Subscribe to your local newspaper. Newspaper sales are on the decline, so you can get some great deals on subscriptions and even a subscription for the Sunday paper only--in which all of the coupons appear. Visit the newspaper's website or call the subscription office to ask about any promotions.

Resources

• Valpak
• Redplum
• MoneyMailer

[kjfitnessink]

on 8/27/2009 I do this but I need to sign up for more. :-)