The Grocery Game is a coupon shopping method created by Teri Gault, which compiles store sales lists and manufacturer coupons to help shoppers save money. The online bidding list, Teri List, is available in all 50 states, the UK, and France. The service offers an average weekly savings of 67% on grocery bills, but requires organization and dedication to coupon clipping and organization.
The Grocery Game is a method devised and marketed by Teri Gault, an avid clipper and coupon taker. A pro at coupon shopping, Gault began compiling store sales lists and helped her family and friends save tons of money by using newspaper-cut manufacturer coupons, used in conjunction with discounts and coupons in stores. Today, the online bidding list, called ‘Teri List’, can be used for shops in all 50 states and is now available in the UK and France!
For those who love to use coupons and get good shopping deals, Grocery Game is a great place to put that hobda to use and save time. Before the Grocery Game, many women spent hours clipping newspaper coupons and weekly grocery circulars. You had to organize and prioritize stacks of coupons by type and expiration date. It meant a lot of time spent pushing a cart through the grocery aisles to find the published and unpublished deals, which you had to repeat at numerous stores to get the best deals.
The Grocery Game takes the guesswork out of coupons and coupons. A membership, which typically costs $10 United States Dollars (USD) for eight weeks, will get you a listing for a store in your area. In it you will find offers that you can use in combination with coupons available in your local newspapers. Grocery Game databases track coupons from manufacturers and sales at local grocery stores.
Teri’s List gives you a listing of the store, along with valid dates for deals. Each individual item is listed, along with its original price, retail price, manufacturer coupons to use, any available store coupons, and final price. You can sort the list by what you need/want to buy. Items listed in green are free with the use of coupons and blue items are for storage. Stockpiling is a feature of the Grocery Game, which allows you to purchase several items that may have one (or two) purchases, one free with purchase status, resulting in extras. After several months of Grocery Game , you will have a supply of basic necessities such as toilet paper, green beans, deodorant, etc.
The service provides online coupons or a means to share coupons with other Grocery Game “players”. Online message boards provide advice and support for newcomers to the game, as well as a way to share coupons, success stories, examples, tips on how to use, and organize your supplies and coupons.
The Grocery Game offers players an average weekly savings of 67% on grocery bills. Despite its success, it’s not for everyone: You need to be organized and stay on track with coupon clipping and organizing. You must also be willing to spend the time walking to designated grocery stores, find items for sale listed, and have somewhere to store your hoarded wares. While you have to stay motivated and on track to make the Grocery Game successful, the financial payoff appears to be guaranteed.
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