Coupon Database Question

[DonaKat]

Hello, Everyone!
I am very, very new to couponing (even though I grew up with my Dad coming home from the grocery store bragging to my mom and me about his triple coupon deals!).
I have been looking at the coupon database of the forum, and when I click on the title of the post, it takes me to coupons.com and shows me entirely different coupons than the one that was listed in the title of the post here.
am I doing something incorrectly or is there something I should do once navigated to the next page (the page has the same heading as hotcouponWorld, but has the exact coupons in the exact layout as coupons.com and their logo at the bottom).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Anyone from Washington State and can understand the pain of no grocery store doubling coupons? I was so excited to get started on saving money, but won't get as far without my local stores allowing WA state residents to do what other US State residents are able to.
All the best and Save On!!

[g8daaneluna]

I am in Washington and understand the no double stores, although Albertson's puts out double coupons.
As for coupons.com, usually there is a zip code that coupon is under, that zip should be in the post listing in the coupon data base. Hope that makes sense!

Welcome to Couponing!!

[DonaKat]

Thank you so much!! I have always been Safeway loyal, but if Albertson's has the deals, I will start looking at their circulars as well!!
I did read brand loyalty no longer exists for the super saver!
I think I'll takle the database again and see if I can get further this time.
Thanks!!

[isis]

with coupons.com, you have to search through the pages to find the coupon, the link doesn't always show the coupon on the first page. If the zip is listed in the link, change it. If not, I try 90210 or 77477. Sometimes the coupons max out on prints, and it won't show up no matter what zip you try.

I'm in the LOND (land of no doubles) down here, but I make the best of my deals just matching sales to coupons and staying within my monthly grocery budget. You can get great deals on health/beauty items shopping at a drug store (of the 3, CVS & Rite Aid are easier than Walgreens)