- B2G1 = Buy Two Get One Free
- Blinkie = Coupon that a little machine spits out
- BOGO (or B1G1) = Buy One Get One Free
- Cat = Catalina. Virtual Money or Coupons that print off with your receipt
- CRT = Cash Register Tape, aka, your receipt
- ECB = Extra Care Buck, prints on receipts, and you can use it like Cash at CVS.
- ES = Easy Saver. Monthly Rebate book for Walgreens
- FAR = Free After Rebate
- IP = Internet Printable Coupon
- IVC = Instant Value Coupon at Walgreens. Found in the ES and in the weekly advertisement.
- MFR = manufacturer
- MIR = Mail In Rebate
- ONYO = On Your Next Order
- OOP = Out of Pocket. The amount in cash that you spend.
- Peelie = Coupon found on the package of a product.
- PG = Proctor and Gamble Coupon insert that comes in your local paper.
- Q= Coupon
- Rain Check = When a store is out of a sale item, get a rain check and you can take advantage of the sale price whenever the item comes back in stock. Rain Checks never expire!!
- RP = Redplum. Coupon insert that comes in your local paper.
- RR = Register Rewards. Walgreens form of a Catalina
- S or SS = Smartsource. Coupon insert that comes in your local paper.
- UPC= Bar Code of an Item
- WAGS = Walgreens
- WT = Wine Tag. Coupon found around the neck of a wine bottle. You do not have to purchase the bottle in order to get the coupon. Check your local state laws on this.
- YMMV = Your Manager (or Mileage) May Vary, meaning some managers may or may not let you do something
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Perhaps this is a super dumb question, but what about “insert” does that mean the coupons that come in the newspaper? sorry, I’m so new to this is isn’t funny!BR/BR/Brooke
what does x/xx mean when you are laying out how to hand the coupons over to the cashier?