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03-01-2007, 07:15:18 PM
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#112 (permalink)
|  |  | | TRADER SMOKIN'
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 878
| clipping versus filing? question?? Ok, when I first started more serious couponsing...
I clipped everything and put them in my binder...well, as most of you know, several Qs just expired....
After I removed the Xs from my binder, I felt as if I did too much work, that maybe I wasted my time, KWIM?
I did the stack and staple thing, because I get multiple inserts (most times)
the question is this:
If I just file my inserts, with the date How do I remember what is in there?
what/how do you do it when filing?
TIA
:-)
P.s. there is just my DH and myself, so I don't stock pile like most of the couponers with larger families.. |
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03-01-2007, 07:52:53 PM
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#113 (permalink)
|  |  | | TRADER FORUM MODERATOR ENTREPRENEUR SIZZLING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 2,922
| Re: How do you organize your coupons? Not sure its the best way but this is how I have mine done. I have a coupon holder I bought from Wal MArt...I labeled my slots:
boxed foods, cereal, frozen, fridge, cleaning, paper goods, health and beauty, soups,juice.
In the cleaning slot, I broke it down by types and then paper cliped them together and labeled them. I also did that for the H &B section, cereal section.
Right now it works for me.
Sandy M |
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03-06-2007, 04:34:44 AM
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#115 (permalink)
|  |  | | TRADER FORUM MODERATOR ENTREPRENEUR SCORCHING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 5,044
| Re: How do you organize your coupons? I'm loving my new binder method, w/the baseball card pockets. I looked for the Case-It kind, but no luck. So, I bought a Mead Pro. It has a spot for my pens, scissors, post -it's, and has a little zipper pouch, and, and a few built-in accordion file, or dividers. (not sure what you call those things. I arranged mine, in the order of my favorite grocery store aisles. Since most grocery stores are set up very similar; I usually know where in my binder to look. I took post-it notes, and folded them over the sides of the tops of the pages, and wrote my categories, across the top (which is actually the side, when you turn the page) so that I can have my binder open only 1/4 of the way, and I can actually see where the division is, which I find, makes it easier for hubby to endure the shopping trip, w/ his coupon-searching wife. Trying to decide about attaching a purse-like carrying strap, but afraid it might be too heavy. Next, I will probably add photo pockets, for the oddball-sized cpns, so I don't have to fold them so narrow. |
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03-12-2007, 06:11:48 AM
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#119 (permalink)
|  |  | | TRADER FLAMING
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,511
| Re: clipping versus filing? question??
Originally Posted by Q_ponQ Ok, when I first started more serious couponsing...
I clipped everything and put them in my binder...well, as most of you know, several Qs just expired....
After I removed the Xs from my binder, I felt as if I did too much work, that maybe I wasted my time, KWIM?
I did the stack and staple thing, because I get multiple inserts (most times)
the question is this:
If I just file my inserts, with the date How do I remember what is in there?
what/how do you do it when filing?
TIA
:-)
P.s. there is just my DH and myself, so I don't stock pile like most of the couponers with larger families.. | Have you tried the virtual coupon organizer. You'll need to be registered now to use the site. http://www.**************/index.php?...7ca2d36&cid=10
and of course if you still cant find your coupon don't forget HCW's coupon database!
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