The Best and Worst Printable Coupon Websites on the Internet

If you are like me you always think about saving money. You know you should clip coupons but you just don’t do it. Or maybe you do it but then you forget your coupons and they end up expiring. Online coupons take the time out of finding and cutting out itsy bitsy “Save 50 cents” coupons. Using the internet as a source for you savings is an awesome way to get deals on what you need when you need it. 

As I have said time and time again, before you begin to save big using the internet you need to take one precaution. Most of the best coupon companies will ask you to create a quick membership. The membership is 100% free but they use you email to spam you or send you coupons for stuff you don’t want. So create a totally free email account using gmail, yahoo or hotmail before you sign up for anything on the internet. This prevents your personal email from overflowing with garbage every day. And believe me when I say “overflowing”! I did not take this step and I was getting, on average, 25 or more emails for every company you can imagine for every product under the sun! And most of the time you can just scroll down to the bottom of the email and select “Take Me Off Your List”, but some of these companies are tricky and don’t offer this option. So take the extra 2 minutes and make a secondary email, it’s totally worth it.

Here’s some sources for savings and my opinions of them:

Cool Savings –
Rating: ****
Offers coupons for Groceries, Baby Goods, Auto Accessories, Free Samples and More. BUT not all of the free samples are free! I only use this site for the excellent coupons. Savings are completely worth it but this company will spam you daily.

Coupon Cabin
Rating: ***
This site was featured on USA Today. They have coupons for all kinds of stores like Target, Sears, Old Navy, etc.