Blinkie- in-store manufacturer coupon, usually from a red blinking box near the product.
Cash Register Tape (CRT) - is a receipt printed on paper. Coupons can be found at the bottom of the page or on the backside.
Catalina- is a coupon that prints from a small machine near the cash register at the end of a shopping transaction.
Clip -is a term used to describe the act of physically cutting coupons. It can also refer to obtaining a promotional code online. In addition, clipping coupons can mean the act of adding digital coupons to your loyalty account.
Closeout- is when a store decides to discontinue selling a specific item and heavily discounts it to clear out excess inventory.
Coupon- a certificate, ticket, label, or advertisement separated from the main body by dotted lines or the like to emphasize its separability. Coupons can be redeemable for a monetary discount, gift, or rebate when purchasing products.
Coupon Inserts- are circulars or coupon booklets found in newspapers. SmartSource, Red Plum, and Proctor and Gamble (P &G) are examples of coupon inserts.
Digital Coupons- Coupons from retailers or manufacturers that are offered in electronic format.
Extra Buck Rewards (ECBs)-coupons earned at CVS after the purchase requirement has been fulfilled. They are found at the bottom of your receipt with a clear expiration date. They can also be found under deals and rewards in the CVS app.
Filler Item- is an item purchased solely to facilitate a deal
Haul- items purchased during a shopping trip. Couponers frequently post "hauls" online, with photos and/or videos.
In-Ad coupon- exclusive in-ad paper coupons sponsored by a particular retailer that can only be redeemed at that particular retailer
Instant Value Coupons (IVCs)-IVCs are Walgreens store coupons. IVCs can be combined with manufacturer coupons.
Internet printable coupons – Store or manufacture are coupons that can be printed online.
Mail-in Rebate- entitles the customer to mail in a coupon, receipt, and barcode to receive a check for a specific amount, depending on the product, time, and location of purchase. Rebates are provided by either the retailer or the manufacturer of the product.
On-Pack Coupon- a coupon that you peel off the package. An On-Pack Coupon is also called a peelie coupon.
Out-of-pocket cost- the cost of merchandise after coupons, taxes, gift cards, and store savings are applied.
Overage- When a coupon value exceeds the price of the item. It is recommended to add an item to your transition to cover the overage.
Raincheck- a coupon given to a customer by a store that guarantees that a sale item that is out of stock can be purchased at the same reduced price at a later date.
Rebate- a refund given to customers by a manufacturer or retailer when they purchase qualifying items Some rebates are immediate, while others must be mailed in. A receipt and proof of purchase are generally required to receive a rebate.
Stacking – is when you combine coupons, sales, rebates, and promotions to get the best overall discount on a single product.
Store Coupon- a coupon created by a particular retailer that can only be redeemed at that particular retailer. Store coupons can be found in the weekly ad, printed online, or downloaded as digit coupons.
Retailer or store coupons -are issued by supermarkets or retail stores. Store coupons reduce the selling price of one or more items in that store.
Tearpad- a coupon pad next to an item in a store.
While supplies last (WSL) - generally means that the customer cannot get a raincheck.
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