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Member name: murray59 Name: Christine Murray Location: Newark, Delaware Stores I Shop at: Shoprite, Superfresh, Acme, Pathmark, Walgreen's, Rite Aid Weekly grocery budget: $100 Number of people in my family: 5 Number of pets: 3 Years Couponing/Refunding: 6 months Favorite Coupon of all time: Ellio's! What I hope to get from AFC: Friendships, advice and savings! Hobbies/Interests: My three kids, exercising, couponing! |
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![]() Need help with couponing, technical issues, or navigating the site? Ask here! Cry For Help Guide For Using The Cry For Help Forums If you want to familiarize yourself with the acronyms and abbreviations commonly used on the AFC website, here is a link that you will find helpful!. Acronyms Here are some additional links that you might find helpful! Grocery Stores Supercenters Drug Stores All Other Stores If you have any questions, or if there is anything that I can do to help you get acclimated to AFC, click on this link and post a message on my visitor board! iluvadoption |
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![]() Please remember that starting out, you will not get as many deals as people who have been doing this for years. Take your time. We are here to help, so don't be afraid to ask questions. Do you have a Facebook account? Don't forget to like AFC on there.
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![]() ![]() Below are some great links to get you started. Start here: The Front Door - Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup Link to Frequently Asked Questions: Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup - FAQ General Grocery Stores Discussions Other Stores General Discussion - Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup This link will take you to all of the major supercenters (Target, Walmart, Kmart) Supercenters - Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup Discussions per State Deals by State - Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup This is one of my favorites...nothing beats FREE! ![]() Freebies - Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup Finally, a link to me...I will be happy to help in any way. Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup One more thing, if you found this post useful, please hit the Thanks button in the bottom right-hand side.-----------------------------------------------------------------V Have fun on AFC!
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Welcome 2 AFC. We are one of the friendliest coupon sites around. Take your time, look around, and ask questions. Most likely the question you are asking someone else wants to know about also. My best advice. Start with one store. Learn that store's in and out's before you move on to the next one. If you have any questions please feel free to post on my page. I will gladly help you out any way I can Grocery Coupons & Deal Forums - A Full Cup. Again Welcome 2 AFC.
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