Top 16 Ways the Web Can Save You Money

Groceries
With the cost of food going up around the world, it's a great time to save money online when buying your groceries. Coupon sites like MommySavers.com and Couponmom.com are excellent resources, the latter of which compiles coupons from the Internet and newspaper circulars as well as in-store deals. To compare the special prices in your area, MyGroceryDeals.com allows you to enter your zip code and see what the local stores are offering. If you have a discount card for your local store, Shortcuts.com allows you to apply coupons to the card that will automatically be redeemed at checkout. Finally, you can surf online food stores, like Amazon Grocery and Peapod.com, which offer great savings and save you the time and gas money on driving to the store.





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Subscribe to commentsNancysnutzJun 17th 2008 2:19PM
No mention of Peapod charging a delivery fee of $6.95 - $9.95 along with a fuel surcharge of $1.68. No savings there!
NancyJun 25th 2008 1:08PM
Peapod has their service fees, but they do the shopping for you, and drop it off at your house.... it's reasonable to have to pay $9.95 or $7.95 when they are doing the shopping for you. The drivers are courteous and friendly, and they do a great job. I use them all of the time.... I can't do my own shopping so it's a lifesaver for me! It's so convenient, their website is so user friendly. It's a great service.
couponclipperextraordinaireJun 17th 2008 2:29PM
The best free grocery site on the web...http://www.hotcouponworld.com
And for those who think they money can't be saved on organic and natural items, they should check out http://www.organicgrocerydeals.com
I save over $10,000 a year at the store, and most of it's done with the help of my online coupon buddies!
janeJun 17th 2008 2:51PM
I agree with PP...www.hotcouponworld.com and www.organicgrocerydeals.com and the best free sites out there.
It has allowed me to feed my family healthy on less than $800 a year!
You can trade for the coupons you want, look up sales ads and plan your trip so easily!
Julie ParrishJun 18th 2008 11:39AM
Yep - and you can get great printables there:
http://www.hotcouponworld.com/forums/view.php?pg=couponsdotcom
http://www.hotcouponworld.com/forums/view.php?pg=smartsource
And find links to other coupons that you can print from a variety of sources if you check out the coupon database.
BlakeJun 17th 2008 6:51PM
you can also save money on local restaurants and spas using http://www.cityskoop.com. while they're in New York, LA and San Diego, they also have online shopping sales
shoptoearnJun 17th 2008 4:39PM
I have been looking for a way to get groceries online ever since the Publix online deal shutdown! For many other items that you normally get at the grocery store you can get them online and get Cash back. You can use coupons plus there is NO shipping (if you spend a certain amount) and NO SALES TAX. You can take advantage of getting cash back on over 500 stores including Macy's, Target, Walmart, Bestbuy, drugstore.com (this is the one I use for everything from Diapers to formula, shampoo, detergent, cleaners, etc. I get 10% cash back on everything!) and many more. For info visit www.shoptoearn.net/tina. I have actually made over $6000 in just 6 weeks from my shopping and from referring some friends PLUS they have a bunch of Green and Eco-friendly products! IT' brand new and they are looking to become the largest shopping portal on the planet in a few year PLUS they want to be the "Wholefoods" of the internet! It's pretty cool!
Judge notJun 25th 2008 8:52AM
Since this post I am now at $7800 by using shoptoearn.net/tina. It is changing my life! I love to save $$$ but I like making it even more so this does BOTH! Check it out! I love that they are also trying to make a difference in the world with the shoptoearth site!
MauimomJun 17th 2008 6:18PM
Amazon.com will not ship grocery items to Hawaii. I found several great deals there, but when I got to check-out, discovered their policy.
GcJun 17th 2008 6:16PM
Amazon.com for groceries has expensive merchndise. In addition to not offering any perishable items, their shopping list is very limited. Evn free shipping does not make up for the shortfalls.
Peapod in my neighborhood services Stop & Shop & charges for delivery and adds afuel surcharge. I find their shopping list to be significantly less than comprehensive and their meat is of poor quality. Their is absolutely no customization of orders. What you see is what you get.
I use Super Foodtown which is serviced by webgrocer.com for delivery. Webgrocer is available in many states and services smaller, independent grocers. I NEVER have a problem with them. Although they do charge for delivery, that fee goes down with larger purchases. They will customize anything. Comment boxes are available for this purpose. If you don't see hwat you want, just ask. Most times they can help. They will deliver even in foul weather. They take coupons. As a physically handicapped person, their home delivery is a God-send.
probelvr2Jun 17th 2008 6:32PM
Can anyone please tell me a good grocery coupon site where you don't have to fill out 50+ survey questions and sign up for a credit card to get some free coupns? I have tried a few but have always had to go through a bunch fo questions first.
Julie ParrishJun 17th 2008 9:17PM
http://www.Hotcouponworld.com - there is nothing to sign up for there. We hate those spammy kinds of sites!
KGJun 17th 2008 7:07PM
Don't forget about a great coupon site www.afullcup.com that gives you the up to date HOT deals that are found out through out the the week. They also have previews of CVS and Walgreens ads.
Afullcup.com also has a great Target coupon generator that lets you print off tons of coupons with very little paper loss. I just went to Target today and bought $75 worth of items and my final bill was $5.43! Every item had a coupon attached to it!
KittyJun 17th 2008 7:41PM
I agree with KG. www.afullcup.com helps me to save so much money on my groceries! They also match coupons with store sales. I can't believe who much I've saved since I found that site.
Marcy VolkJun 17th 2008 7:54PM
Boooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggggg!! Why don't you tell us something we don't already know.
MandieJun 17th 2008 8:05PM
I love AFullCup.com! It is my one stop shop for all my grocery savings! In addition to store sales, it also has a huge list of printable grocery coupons and a generator for Target and Food Lion. I love the extras it has and the membership is FREE unlike other sites that charge you to get the same great info. I can't say enough good things about afullcup.com!
AngieJun 20th 2008 1:30PM
http://www.afullcup.com is the only site i use for all of my coupon needs~~i have a stockpile that's large enough for all my friends to come shop through when they need stuff~~and i paid next to nothing for all of it~~so happy when i save money. I can usually save as much as 90% off of my shopping bill when i use their site with all of their matchups and coupons.
Wendy PJun 20th 2008 4:06PM
www.afullcup.com helps me too- we are a family of 5, mom, dad, 2 teen girls and a 2 yo in diapers! All I can say is what a life saver. Besides all the great savings info I get, I haven't paid full price for any of my baby needs, my pantry is stocked for when the girls have friends over, and we are never caught off guard when dd says- "Oh, mom, I need a present for the party I am invited to- it's in 2 hours!" I have found out such great info there, and "met" such great people. this is def. the most friendly board I have ever been on. No bashing, no fighting. Just a great group of people, focused on helping everyone find great deals- check it out for yourself!
http://www.afullcup.com
BlakeJun 26th 2008 1:42AM
i've been using http://www.Cityskoop.com to find out which stores, airlines and hotels are having sales. Plus, i go to LA and NY frequently, so i find which restaurants and spas are having promotions.