When I was first introduced to couponing, one of the hardest things to wrap my mind around were all of the abbreviations and "odd" abbreviations I saw on every site I went to! Seriously, it can make a girl go crazy! So, to try and help you learn faster than I did, here is a list explaining "the coupon language"...
Coupon Phrases
Coupon Phrases
- OOP-out of pocket
- DND-Do Not Double (However, if the UPC starts with a '5', most cash registers will automatically double it, even though it says "Do Not Double"
- NED-No expiration date
- YMMV-Your mileage may vary-which means this deal may or may not work for you the same way it worked for others
- WYB-When you buy
- CRT-Cash Register Tape(this is a coupon that will print on your receipt)
- OYNSO – On Your Next Sale Order (means this coupon will be valid on your next shopping trip)
- Catalina – A coupon that prints out at the register after you pay (often times when you buy certain products) that is good on your next transaction.
- MM – Moneymaker
- $/$$-Dollars off when you buy $$ of product
- BOGO, B1G1,B1G1F-Buy one get one free
- .50/1-50 cents off one item
- .50/2-50 cents off two items
- .50/3-50 cents off three items
- IP-Internet Printable
- eCoupon-Found online, but is uploaded to a store's reward card.
- MFR, MQ-Manufacturers Coupon
- MIR-Mail In Rebate
- FAR-Free After Rebate
- RP-Red Plum (Coupon Insert from your local paper)
- SS-Smart Source (Coupon Insert from your local paper)
- P&G, PG-Proctor & Gamble (Coupon Insert from your local paper)
- ECB's-Extra Care Bucks from CVS
- RR's-Register Rewards from Walgreens
- IVC-Instant Value Coupon from Walgreens
- +UP-Plus Up Reward from RiteAid
- SCR-Single Check Rebate from RiteAid
- FLIP-Food Lion Internet Printable
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