COUPON LINGO

• SS-Smartsource Insert

• RP-RedPlum Insert

• P&G-Proctor & Gamble Insert

• GM-General Mills Insert

• OOP: -Out of Pocket-This is the actual price you will pay Out of Your Pocket up front for an             item before any rewards you may get back for buying it.

• Cat or Catalina: These are coupons that will print at the registers when you are checking out. Sometimes these are coupons for a specific product like $1.00/5 General Mills Cereals, but usually they are for a certain dollar amount off of your next purchase in that store.

• CRT-Cash Register Tape-Sometimes coupons will print right on your receipt. This is called your Cash Register Tape.

• OYNO-On Your Next Order-Often times when we are talking about Catalinas, we will say OYNO, which means the catalina can be used on your next shopping order or purchase in the store. Vary-This means that the situation could vary a little based on your store.

• WYB-When You Buy-Used when you need to buy a certain number of items  for a coupon or promo

• MF, MQ, or MC-These are all different ways of abbreviating manufacturer coupon

• BOGO, B1G1-Buy One Get One Free

• B2G1- Buy Two Get One Free

• MIR-Mail In Rebate

• FAR-Free After Rebate

• Peelies-Coupons that are attached to products that you peel off for redemption

• Blinkies-Coupons that are in boxes with blinking lights near products on the shelf

• IP-Internet Printable Coupon-These are printed off of your computer to be redeemed in the store. You are usually allowed 2 prints per computer. NEVER photocopy internet printable coupons. They are printed with unique codes for one-time only use.

• Stack or Coupon Stack-This is when you use a store coupon and a manufacturer coupon on the same item.

• Bricks-Internet Printable Coupons that are commonly used by manufacturers.

• IE or FF-Internet Explorer or Fire Fox Internet Browsers

• Digital Coupon or eCoupon-Coupons that are loaded onto your Club Card