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SENECA, S.C. - They only post deals that are free or cheap giving a new "couponer" the gratification to save as an expert does.
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Every good "couponer" has a folder to keep them all in.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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I've recently become an avid couponer hey, I went part time at work and every dollar counts!
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In one recent week's show, a hard-core couponer packed more than $5,000 worth of groceries into multiple carts, but after coupons, he paid only $250.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Extreme couponer Nathan Engels, 29, has a work area in the garage where he keeps stacks of circulars with coupons.
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Howard and other couponing aficionados complained online that it projected an unflattering image of the couponer as a hoarder, a cheapskate and an unhealthy eater.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Dakshana Bascaramurty 2011
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For discount seekers, even more cringe-worthy than the stereotype of the couponer as a canned-soup junkie is that of the couponer as a selfish miser, only interested in getting deals for himself at the expense of others.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Dakshana Bascaramurty 2011
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You don't have to become an obsessive-compulsive couponer -- hauling binders through the store or driving miles out of your way for a free case of soda -- to save.
CNN.com 2011
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Extreme couponer Nathan Engels, 29, has a work area in the garage where he keeps stacks of circulars with coupons.
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Engels is an "extreme couponer," a growing segment of frugal-minded shoppers who use reams of coupons to buy hundreds of dollars of groceries at a time for a fraction of the cost.
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