This post is sponsored by Groupon Coupons. All opinions are my own.
I love saving money. And what money saving method is more popular than coupons?
We are in the #yearofno, but there are still purchases that need to be made. The kids still have to have clothes and shoes. We are still buying gifts (although finding a great deal on them is really important!). Occasionally, items break and need to be repaired or replaced.
Whenever possible, I shop online. It’s so much simpler than driving to a store and dragging the kids along. But even better is that I can shop around and get the best deal in a fraction of the time.
For me, part of finding an awesome deal online always includes looking for a great coupon code. So when I learned that Groupon now has an entire new area of their site that is dedicated to coupons for popular stores, I had to check it out.
I noticed some deals that would work great if you’re shopping for Dad or a grad. There are also coupons that would help you save money on typical purchases like maintenance or clothing.
Here are a few great deals that Groupon Coupons have running right now.
Advanced Auto Parts offers $40 off a purchase of $100. Great for a car gift or stocking up on oil change materials.
Carter’s has a code for an extra 25% off of clearance. (These are my favorite types of coupons!)
Coldwater Creek gives you 20% off of your order.
Eastbay has several great coupons, including 40% off of Nike products. Great for a sporty Dad or grad!
HP will give you $15 off of anything! This would give you a great deal on a scientific calculator if you have a student who will need one next school year.
JC Penney has a wide variety of coupons to choose from, including clearance.
Kohl’s also offers a variety of coupon codes and clearance deals.
Lane Bryant has 75% off of clearance and other offers.
Last Call by Neiman Marcus offers $10 off and another $10 off a purchase of $50.
Macy’s has several coupons to choose from, including 70% off of clearance.
Shutterfly will give new customers 50 free prints. They also have 20% off of any order for everyone.
Travelocity has a variety of sales and codes to use if you haven’t booked your vacation yet.
Zenni Optical has several deals on glasses.
Many more coupons are available.
I think it’s great to have another tool at our fingertips to look for deals whenever we have to make a purchase. Always try to shop early for gifts and purchases so you can find the absolute best deal. Groupon Coupons has many store coupon codes gathered in one place, so it’s a great place to start!
Have you tried Groupon Coupons before? Did you score a great deal? Tell us about it!
I’ve seen this going around lately and thought “meh, is Groupon, I don’t have the money to spend money to save money” xD Except poking around from your link, hot dang they just give you the codes, no signing in or nothin’! That’s my kind of deal! And while there isn’t anything we have to be buying right now, we’re moving soon and I’ve a feeling we’ll need to be getting *something* that falls into the larger purchase category (cuz we did last time).
I like that, too. No commitment before you’re ready to buy! Hope your move goes smoothly.
Always wise to find coupons especially from Groupon before buying anything. Saves a lot!
I used to be a strong fan of Groupon.
But then I bought a sweater through Groupon Goods. It was a great deal ($11.99 plus $3.99 shipping charge). I ordered a size small. They sent size XL. I contacted them to return it. They would permit the return, but would not refund the shipping charge (and could not send me the sweater in the correct size; apparently there are no exchanges permitted).
They sent the completely wrong item, but I still have to pay the shipping & handling charge? It was their mistake, shouldn’t they take the loss?
Instead I gave the sweater away with hand-me-downs and no longer trust Groupon. I hope if other people try them they have better luck, but I choose to stick with some of the other online websites (I think you’ve mentioned on this site) that offer coupons and also stand behind their work.
Definitely got to start looking at Groupon