I went to google and typed in "source code" and the name of the store. Click, click, click. Done. It was well worth my time. If you look at it in terms of an hourly wage, I would be saving / making about $1800 an hour! (Dream on.)
When making your online purchase, near the end of checkout, usually you'll find a little square box asking you if you have a promotion code (also known as a source code or coupon). Now's the time to have a magic phrase. Open a secondary window. Do your search. Enter the code and voila! instant discount.
I have a few direct links for you to bookmark: here, here and here.Happy saving!
9 comments:
Diane,
I never would have thought to google "source code" and the name of the store! What a wonderful FRUGAL tip! I look forward to putting this information to good use very soon. Thank you!!!!!!!
:o)
RetailMeNot.com is my favorite - I always check it when I want a promo code. I like that it shows you in percentages how successful the codes are in working.
Happy shopping!! :)
My son is such a lucky man. Tell his mom about promotion codes.
I never knew this! How did you ever discover such a great secret?!
I love to do this! I don't stop until I find one. I'm with Jamie...I use retailmenot.com.
Diane, you are so clever, thanks for the tip!
Haha! The reason I actually came to your blog just now was to look up that non-toxic cure for hair clogs in drains! I'll let you know how it goes ;)
Thanks for the tip!
Thank you, Diane. I usually check around, but have not used the particular sites you mentioned. I got a lot of free shipping for Christmas this year using "online coupons" (another term to use in conjunction with the name).
Thanks for linking.!! Those are really very nice website for online coupons.
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