Centsoff.com is a good, “cost-effective” place to find a large number of grocery coupons. The site provides an “extensive” selection but requires a $7.50 annual membership fee “plus $7.50 for up to 50 coupons.”
Thecouponclippers.com is “easy to use” and offers a “very extensive” selection of coupons for items ranging from frozen foods to beauty products. For every order, the site does charge a 50-cent fee, “plus 10 percent of the face value of each coupon.” Shipping costs an extra 58 cents, but users can “shop by department or via search tool.”
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