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In the mid-1940s, Ann Cox Williams was the original extreme couponer. Through savvy shopping and adherence to a budget as tight as a corset, the Atlanta housewife saved money, penny by begrudgingly spent penny—and earned 15 minutes of fame in the process. For free.
would be funny to try and use a coupon from make then to buy something now that is still made
actually, I saw that on TV. They are still redeemable. A young woman got her grandma's coupons when she died and there were stacks of them without expiration dates. The stores honored them. She got a lot of free stuff that way.
would be funny to try and use a coupon from make then to buy something now that is still made
As long as there is no expiration date, they can still sue it on the item.
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