COUPONING: Here's How Walmart PAID Me To Shop! #Best Education Page #Online Earning

So in this video today

we are going to be going couponing.

So if you're not familiar with what this is

when I was younger I used to do all kinds of couponing

I watched that Extreme Couponing show on TLC

and I thought it was really awesome

how people would go to stores,

you know using coupons

and be getting stuff for pennies on the dollar

or in some cases getting it for free.

So I actually spent the morning lining up some deals here

for some different offers we can take advantage of

and we're gonna be getting some products that are actually

going to be 100% free and then some of them are just going

to be slightly discounted.

Now as far as the coupons go,

I printed all of these ones online,

there's like many different sites where you can get them.

And as far as finding the matchups,

I used a site called The Krazy Coupon Lady

which I will link up in the description below.

I'm not somebody who uses coupons other than doing

this video just because it is kind of time consuming

and not really the best use of my time.

But certainly when I was in a position

where I didn't have th
e money that I had

and I had to you know save every penny I could,

using coupons is one of the easiest ways

to save money on products that you actually need.

So just to give you guys an idea,

this is basically what these coupons look like.

I printed them off on my computer,

some of them allow you to print

two of the same coupon some don't.

So for example,

this Purell coupon, I was able to print two different ones.

And then these are essentially what the matchups look like.

I just took the ones that I wanted to take advantage of

and I typed them out on a document and printed them out.

And so now we're going to go to Walmart, CVS and Wallgreens

and hopefully they have these items in stock.

And then we can take advantage of these deals.

So we're on our way to our first stop now

which is going to be CVS

and it is really interesting because like I said

I used to do couponing back when I was about 16 years old.

And at that point in time actually my mom and I

and my brother were living together

and we were actually on food stamps at that point in time

and so we really didn't have much wiggle room

in the budget for groceries and supplies

so it was really important to like make the most of every

dollar that we had.

And so for me, you know doing the couponing was a way for us

to get maybe some name brand products

that we wouldn't ordinarily be able to afford

and it was also a way to kind of you know

help out my mom and you know support my family.

So I mean, luckily now I'm in a position where obviously

I don't have to do couponing

and it's honestly not the best use of your time

if you are you know doing other stuff in terms

of you know making more money.

But if you are trying to save money,

I still think it's one of the easiest

things you can start doing

to start you know working on your budget

and not be spending as much money.

All right guys so we just got to CVS,

here we're pretty much just buying two things here,

one, we're buying the Rimmel Eyebrow Pencil

which sounds kind of weird

but it's basically going to be costing us next to nothing

and then I'm going to be buying some Tide detergent

and some Tide Pods and actually at the end of this video

we're gonna end up probably donating most of the stuff

maybe ill keep some of the Tide, maybe not.

But just for, obviously I don't need Rimmel makeup

but you know somebody out there may

so it's a good item to bring to a shelter for donation.

(upbeat music)

I don't even know where to start

that's Revlon, but that's not what I'm looking for

The Rimmel Eyebrow Pencil,

it's um, it's $2.97, it should be

I can look through here and see the coupon for it

So we need to do - what have we got - Tide Pods

- [Camera Man] It says 90 to 100 count

- [Ryan] Is this good?

and then a...

Perfect.

All right so that's it.

All right so we just finished up our trip to CVS

we found everything we were looking for which was awesome.

So in total we spent $20.10

and then we got $10 back in Extra Bbucks

which is literally just like a $10 giftcard

I can use for anything at CVS

and so product wise,

I ended up getting a 100 ounce bottle of Tide

as well as the two eyebrow pencils

which like I said,

these were basically free when you factor in that Extra Buck

so these are just going to be a donation

and then small package here of the Tide Pods.

All right guys we are now at stop number two, Walgreens

and on our list is some Purell hand sanitizer,

we're gonna get two Nestle single-serve candy bars

and then one thing of Purex detergent.

Now two of these coupons should be stored on my phone

under my phone number.

Hopefully they can retrieve those

'cause actually with Walgreens

they don't give you printable coupons,

they do them online through your phone.

But yeah, if not then I'll at least be able to get that

Purell hand sanitizer.

So let's go ahead and see what they have in stock.

Oh here we go, 39 cents for the Butterfingers

So these are originally $3.79,

they're on sale for $1.99 and we have a $1 off coupon

so these are literally gonna cost us 99 cents.

This is gonna be cheapest one,

we literally spent $3.71

when I go home ill go through a more comprehensive list

of what everything cost. But I just wanted to show you guys

what we ended up picking up.

First of all we got this bottle of Purex detergent

and then we got, not one but two Purell hand sanitizers

which obviously it is going to be a great item to donate

for back to school season

and then two Butterfinger candy bars

all for like three dollars and 70 cents.

All right guys we're at spot number three now

which is Walmart.

Got like five items to grab here and then that's gonna

wrap up our little couponing session

and then we'll go back to my place and lay everything out

and go through the dollar amount of what I paid

for everything I picked up today.

So this is gonna be literally totally free 'cause it's

$2.97 and we got $3 off.

Oh no this is the one right here.

That one's $2.88.

All right guys so we are back

from our first ever couponing experience.

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But that being said,

this is what we got in front of us here.

I'm gonna go through item by item

and talk about how much we paid for these things

and at the end,

we're gonna total it all up

and talk about how much we paid

versus what all this stuff is worth

and then at the end you ultimately can decide

whether or not couponing seems to be worth it for you.

So right off the bat here,

let's start with CVS cause

that was the first place we went to

and we bought these two Rimmel Eyebrow Pencils,

now like I said I'm gonna donate these

cause I have literally absolutely no use for these

but these were $4.69 per item

and I had a $3 off coupon

and then after we bought them I also got a $5 Extra Buck

so essentially we paid $6.38

and then we got $5 back

so it was about $1.38 for two eyebrow pencils

that we're going to donate.

Okay so next up from CVS we bought this bottle of Tide

as well of the Tide Pods both of which were on sale

so starting off with the 100 ounce bottle of Tide

it was $9.94 being the sale price

and then we had a coupon for $2 off

so it was actually costing us only $7.74

Then this one is actually an even better deal,

it was originally $7.29 on sale for $4.94,

a $3 off coupon, this ended up costing us $1.94

and then by buying those two products

we ended up with another $5 Extra Buck

so this cost about somewhere around $6

for two things of Tide.

So all in from CVS

for the two eyebrow pencils and the Tide,

we ended up spending $20.10,

got $10 back immediately

so for the two things of tide and the two eyebrow pencils

it cost us $10.10.

Okay so next stop we went to Walgreens

and that is where we got the two things of

hand sanitizer as well as the Purex laundry detergent

and the two Butterfingers.

So these right here were originally $3.79 a piece,

on sale for $1.99 and then we had $1 off coupon

so we paid 99 cents for each one of these hand sanitizers.

Next up the two Butterfingers here,

these were 39 cents a piece for a total of 78 cents

and then we had a 50 cent off coupon.

So those two Butterfingers cost us 28 cents,

or 14 cents a piece for a candy bar

that originally sells for probably somewhere around

you know 99 cents for retail value.

And then the third item here,

this Purex laundry detergent,

this was on sale for $1.98 and then we had a $1 off coupon

so this was a total of 98 cents.

So in total at Walgreens,

we spent $3.71 for the laundry detergent,

two hand sanitizers and two Butterfingers.

And then finally we went to Walmart,

now we actually did really well at the other places,

we found everything we were looking for.

But at Walmart, we missed out on two items.

There was supposed to be a Command hook

that was gonna be 97 cents,

we just couldn't find it

and I really had no use for that anyway

so I didn't use that coupon.

I would've ended up having to pay

like 50 cents for one instead.

So we didn't buy that,

and then the S & W beans we were gonna get,

they didn't carry that brand here in New York

but we ended up getting the Bic razors,

the Persil laundry detergent

and then this eye shadow here.

So as far as the Bic razors go,

these were $2.88, used a $2 off coupon

so this ran us 88 cents.

This laundry detergent was $4.94,

we had a $3 off coupon

so this only cost us $1.94.

And this actually they paid us 3 cents

to leave the store with

which is kind of crazy

but the eye shadow was $2.97,

we used a $3 coupon,

so we actually got a 3 cent credit

towards the purchase of the other items.

So our grand total from Walmart was $3.55.

Okay so starting off with Walmart here,

the retail value of these three items is $10.79,

what we paid was $2.79 so we saved 75%.

Next up with Walgreens here,

the retail value of these items was $16.35

and we paid $3.24

so we saved 80%.

And then finally with CVS here,

the retail value was $33.16,

we paid $10.10 when you factor in the Extra Bucks

which I'll use to buy stuff I was gonna already buy

so that was 70% savings.

Okay so the grand total here

for all the items that we bought

was $60.30,

we ended up paying $16.13

for everything you see here,

meaning that we saved 73% by printing out coupons

and buying the stuff with coupons.

So at the end of the day,

most of the items that I bought here are actually

things I'm going to use,

I'll probably hold on to all this laundry detergent

because I don't really care at the end of the day

what brand that I use.

Obviously, I'm going to donate the razors,

I'm gonna donate the hand sanitizer,

I'm gonna donate the candy bars

as well as the makeup.

But that's the thing with couponing,

is as long as you're buying stuff

that you're actually going to use,

it can be a really effective way to save money.

I mean I average probably at least

50 to 60 percent off retail on laundry detergent

which is something that we are using every single day.

Or at least every single week

depending on when you do laundry.

And the other thing is too,

because I used to do a ton of couponing with my mom,

you could almost always get body wash, deodorant,

toothpaste, toiletries for free.

So if you wait for the right deals

and you save your coupons up,

you can literally be walking out of the store

with free products.

I mean for example, we took this out of Walmart for a

3 cent profit as crazy as that sounds.

But anyways guys that's gonna wrap up this video.

Is couponing worth it?

In my opinion, absolutely.

But is it the best use of my time,

probably not just because

you know, to save $45, it took me about two hours

and I could just spend my time you know

focusing on creating videos or creating blog content

that'll ultimately make me more money.

But if you are in a position where you know,

you are saving every penny

or like I was, when I was 16,

we were using food stamps

trying to make the most of the money.

That is when couponing really does make sense,

and it doesn't take a lot of effort,

I literally just printed coupons off the internet

went on The Krazy Coupon Lady to match up deals,

made up a little list and went shopping

and you know saved 73%.

Thanks so much for watching this video,

I hope you enjoyed it.

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