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Win-It Wednesday: The Couponizer (5 Winners!)

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I’m always looking for new and improved ways to organize my coupons, so I was excited when Amy Bergin, creator of The Couponizer, asked if I’d like to test drive one. The first thing I noticed about The Couponizer is that it comes with everything a beginning coupon user needs: spiral-bound coupon booklet with coupon pockets, coupon-sorting pad, shopping list, savings tracker, scissors, and a handy clear plastic pouch to store it all. This is a fantastic way to get comfortable with using coupons and learning what works for you as far as sorting and storing them.

Now I’ve mentioned in the past that I use the file-by-insert method, so you might wonder how a product like this could work for me. As it turns out, it’s actually the perfect supplement to my current method.

I’ve always had a hard time organizing my printable coupons and other loose coupons that I receive in the mail. The Couponizer is great for sorting these coupons that I have a tendency to forget about, and it also has pockets for my store loyalty cards, as well as folders for storing coupons I plan to use in a given shopping trip. There’s also a folder for coupons to use at checkout, so you can move them over when you actually place the item in your cart, and a folder to store expiring coupons so you can make sure they’re used in a given month.

Five lucky Deal Seeking Mom readers will each win a Couponizer!

Through 7/31 you can get $1 off any order at The Couponizer. Just enter coupon code SUMMER10 at checkout!

To enter, tell me how you store and keep track of all your coupons. Do you have a binder, a coupon wallet, a bag?

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Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!

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1. Leave a comment. Where do you store your coupons?

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Prize:
(5) Couponizers

This giveaway ends at 8 a.m. on Thursday, 6/17 and is open to all U.S. residents 18 years or older. I’ll use Comment Contest to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!

While you’re in a contest entering mood, don’t forget to check out the Giveaway Gathering for a variety of contests being hosted on Deal Seeking Mom readers’ blogs!

Reader Interactions

Comments

  2. Monica

    I just got into couponing so right now I made an excel spreadsheet of what coupons I have and then I just have them in a big bundle in my bag with me when I go shopping. I am probably not doing the best things yet but I am trying to see what works. Love this little product though! Would love to win it!

  4. Morgan

    I have two accordians for my coupons, one edibles and one non edibles. I also have a plastic bin with 9 drawers from the hardware store (the kind u put screws in) and I labeled these for my OVERFLOWS.

  6. Elizabeth

    I have a plastic pouch but I find that my coupons get lost in there. I have tried the accordian holders before but I find that they take too long to organize. I would love a better system!

  8. Tonya

    I use the file by insert method. I have 2 small children and just don’t have the time to clip each coupon. I also buy 4 papers on Sunday so that would be a lot of clipping!

  9. nancy l.

    I use a smaller, purse-size accordian folder that was a freebie from our local newspaper. This would be a great upgrade!!

  10. Jodi Stevens

    I just signed up! Now I subscribe to your feed via RSS. You’re my first one- yeah! :)- and I learned something new, too! THANKS, Jodi

  11. Joan

    I put all my coupons in a plastic pouch without any categories. I always have a hard time finding what coupons I have and have to always pull out all the coupons when I know I have and need it. I hope I can organize my coupons better with The Couponizer.

  16. Heather

    I have tried all differant things, the envolopes the recipe box the zipped up binder..I liked the binder but wow it took way to long. I get as many inserts as I can every weekend. ok so this it what i always go back to. I have two boxs that snap over lock so i know the lip is not going to come off. THen at the $1 store I found these recipe folders. So you can add the somrthing on the tab and it ends up in a a folder like a file so your coupons do not fall to the bottom or under. abd it is a big as a index cards! I have one for food and one for non food. Not only does this save on time but it fits right in the seat on your cart side by side and I have a file for everything and everybrand it works great.

  18. Jen

    My day-to-day coupons are in a index file box (I dread the day it gets dumped!) and my weekly inserts are in an accordian sorted by distribution date.

  19. Gretchen

    My coupons are stored in a little plastic file folder that I can throw in my bag. Not the best method, but it’s better than nothing.

  25. Michelle

    I currently use a binder where I use baseball card holders to organize the coupons. It is still a work in progress though!

  26. Andrea Chikofsky

    I use a small accordion file separating the coupons into categories and by expiration date. It works, but is a little cumbersome.