Common coupon terms and what they mean

Sure, here are some common coupon terms and what they mean:

1. BOGO or B1G1: This stands for "Buy One, Get One" and usually followed by "Free" or "50% off", meaning that you get the second item free or at half price when you buy the first one.

2. Stacking: This refers to using more than one coupon per item. Not all stores allow this.

3. Double Coupon: Some stores will double the face value of a coupon during certain times or on certain days.

4. Expiration Date: The last day a coupon can be used.

5. Manufacturer's Coupon: A coupon issued by the manufacturer of the product. These can typically be used at any store that accepts coupons.

6. Store Coupon: A coupon issued by a specific store, which can only be used at that store.

7. Raincheck: If a store runs out of an advertised special, you can ask for a raincheck, which means you can still buy that item at the sale price once it's back in stock.

8. Rebate: A partial refund offered by the manufacturer after purchase.

9. One Coupon per Purchase/Transaction: "Per purchase" means you can use one coupon per item bought, while "per transaction" means you can use one coupon per shopping trip or order.

10. OYNO (On Your Next Order): This term is used in store promotions and it means you will get a certain amount off on your next order.

These terms can help you understand the conditions for using your coupons and get the best possible deals.