I avoid signups like the plague because it bugs me to have to register on various sites I want to visit. Nevertheless, P&GbrandSAMPLER, your online source for Procter & Gamble samples and coupons, makes signing up pretty worthwhile. With just a few clicks, I am due to receive a handful of valuable coupons, as well as free samples of products that we regularly use or intend to try.
Kat has noticed lately that there are fewer coupons in Sunday newspapers. As the official Metro Cheapo coupon clipper, she knows what she’s talking about. This situation requires a proactive strategy. I’ve always been a fan of going to directly to the source and cutting out middlemen whenever possible. From now on, when we want coupons, we’re not waiting for Sunday — we’re visiting manufacturers’ sites instead.
It seems like Procter & Gamble markets at least half of the world’s best known consumer products, so it makes sense to hit up this multinational corporation for free stuff. From toothpaste (Crest) to laundry detergent (Tide), they’ve got it covered. Even if you don’t use national brands, sometimes you can beat the price of a generic product when you use a coupon. Just implement the brilliant moneysaving method outlined in this previous post on combining sales with manufacturers’ coupons.
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