Hello all!! I'm Morgan from Oklahoma, and I'm new to couponing, and I was wondering if I can I use a coupon from the website, a coupon from the store, and a brand coupon all at the same time??? So, 2-3 coupons for 1 product?

Well i'm not sure what store coupons you are referring to, but my first initial answer is no.
Walgreens and CVS have store coupons, Walgreens in their ads and Easy Saver catalog, CVS prints theirs out on the receipt or you get them from scanners in some stores, we refer to these as CRTs (Cash Register Tape), they do have some $$ off $$ sometimes in the store or magazines.
Let me use CVS as an example.
Lets say you have a CVS coupon for $1 off huggies and a manufacturers coupon for $1 off huggies.
You can use both.
You can't go and print out a coupon for huggies from a website and use it also because coupons from a website are also manufacturer coupons.
You can only use 1 manufacturer coupon for 1 item + a store coupon

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Britta
German and taking over CVS and Walgreens one coupon at a time!
http://aprayerforasher.blogspot.com

Different names of coupons

Manufacturers coupon- this refers coupons that come from the actual manufacturer, they will be the ones that have to reimburse the store for the savings the couponer recieved at the time of transaction.

Store Coupon- refers to the store having a instore special for item, can only be used on item specified, and only at that store. I think of these like a unadvertised deal, advertised in the form of a coupon and you may only recieve the special deal if you use the coupon. There fore a store coupon and a manufacturers coupon can be used at the same time. The store is responsible for the coupon redemption through their own corporation.

Internet Coupons- most of them are manufacturer coupons, CANNOT be used with another manufacturer coupon for same item.

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Shannon
Edmond, OK
www.couponprincessgoesblogging.blogspot.com

Ok, that makes sense. Thanks for your help!!!!