Coupon Lingo.. $.50/1 – $.50 off 1 product $1/2 – $1 off 2 products AR – After Rebate AYOR – At Your Own Risk B1G1 or BOGO – Buy One Get One Free B5G1 - Buy FIVE Get One Free BC/AC – Before/After Coupons BIL – Brother-in-law Blinkie – SmartSource machine with a red blinking light on it. Coupons are thus referred to as ‘ Blinkies’ BTFE – Box Tops for Education BTW – By the way CAT – Coupon that prints from a Catalina machine at the register. CC - Concealed Cash CH – Clearing House CLFE – Campbell’s Labels For Education C/O – Cents Off CRT – Cash register tape (receipt) CYE – Check your email DB – The WeUseCoupons coupon database DD – Darling daughter DEAD – Refers to a dead deal, or that the offer is no longer valid DH – Darling husband DND – Do Not Double DS – Darling son DW – Darling Wife ECB – Extra Care Buck (earned at CVS) ENVIE – Envelope ES – Easy Saver, seen at Walgreens rebate booklet ETS – Excludes Trial Sizes EX or X. – Expires on FAR – Free after rebate FC – First class postage stamps FIL – Father in law FL – Could refer to Food Lion, or to a site Forum Leader FS – Forever Stamp FS – Free Shipping FSOT – For Sale or Trade FWIW - For what it’s worth GC – Gift Card GDA – Good Deal Alert GM – General Mills Insert, a booklet of coupons that appears in newspapers every month or two. HBA – Health & Beauty Section in the store HTH – hope that helps IDSO – in desperate search of INSERTS – Coupon booklets found in the Sunday paper IMHO – in my humble opinion (there are variations of this, but that’s the most common!) IMO – In My Opinion IP – Internet Printable coupon IRL – In Real Life ISO – In Search Of (basically you need it) IVC – Instant value coupons – seen in Walgreens rebate booklet IVDSO – In very desperate search of KWIM – Know What I Mean LMK – Let Me Know LOL – Laugh/Laughing Out Loud MFR – Manufacturer MIL – Mother in law MIR – Mail In Rebate MOD – Site Moder MQ – Manufacturer coupon MRP – Manufacturer’s retail price NAZ – Name, address, zip code NAZP# – Name, address, zip code, phone number NED – No Expiration Date NFN – No Form Needed NIB – New in Box NIP – New in Package NP – No problem NT WT – Net Weight OAS – A Coupon that is good on one Purchase, Any Size OASN – On A Side Note OOP – Out Of Pocket OOS – Out of Stock OP – Original poster or original post (person who started the thread) OT – Off Topic OYNO -On Your Next Order P&G – Proctor & Gamble (Sunday Booklet Coupons) Peelie – Coupon found attached to a product. You have to peel it off. PITA – Pain in the *** (we use abbreviations for a reason!) PLMK – Please Let Me Know PM – Private Message POP – Proof of purchase PP – PayPalPSA – Prices Starting At Q – Coupon QQ – Coupon Queen RAOK – random act of kindness (means you will give the coupons away free) RC – Rain-check ROFLMAO - Rolling on the floor laughing my *** off (found in the mood tab) RP – Red Plum (Sunday Booklet Coupons) (formerly Valassis) RR – Register Reward from Walgreens – use as a $ off coupon on your next purchase SAHM – Stay At Home Mom SAHW – Say At Home Wife SASE – Self addressed stamped envelope SCR – Rite Aid Single Check Rebate SIL – Sister or son in law SMP – Specially marked package SO – Significant other SRP – Suggested retail price SS – Smart Source (Sunday Booklet Coupons) STACKING – Often stores will allow the use of more than one coupon per item, IF the coupon itself does not restrict such usage. (Usually store Q + mfr Q) SUPER DOUBLES or DOUBLES – coupons that are doubled $1 + in value (IE, a $1 coupon – $2, etc) TEARPAD – A pad of forms/coupons found hanging from a store shelf or display TIA – Thanks in Advance TMF – Try Me Free – mail in rebate for full amount of product TMI - Too much information TRIPLE COUPON – A coupon that a grocery store triples in value TRU – Toys R Us TYVM – Thank You Very Much UPC – Universal Product Code, barcode on the product WAGS – Walgreens WL – Wish list WM – Walmart WSL – While supplies last WYB – When You Buy YGEM – You’ve got an email YGPM – You’ve got a private message! YMMV – Your Mileage May Vary (“Worked for me, may not work for you”) YVW – You’re very welcome
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 08:43:56 +0000
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