Boodle Printable Grocery Coupons On Newspaper Websites

[jeffrey]

There is a new place to find quality coupons online. Bucking the trend of creating a coupon site where people can find cents-off coupons, Consumer Networks through its program called Boodle, created an online version of their free-standing coupon insert that will be available exclusively on newspaper websites. Consumers can print the coupons by completing a simple registration process and then using the print-at-home software to download and print the coupons. With some 250 newspaper websites using this new feature, consumers can obtain cents-off coupons for some of the best known consumer brands including General Electric, General Mills, Novartis, Kimberly-Clark and SC Johnson.




The coupon section is branded to the individual newspaper which includes both regional and national coupon content. The newspapers that feature an online coupon section through the Boodle program include Copley, Freedom Communications, Knight Ridder, Gannett, Tribune as well as others. You can find a list of current newspapers that have these coupons online at Boodle.com.

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[Jbeliveau]

Thank you for placing a post about Boodle.com

Even if you do not have a participating newspaper in your city you can still use the programs. The coupons are based on where you live, not where the newspaper happens to be located.

Again THANK YOU!

Jeff Beliveau
VP Newspaper Operations
Boodle.com

[jacquelynrose]

Thank you for clarifying that Jeff!

Jacquelyn

[Jbeliveau]

You're welcome! And we're now up to 278 officially, but I should have another 4 live today or Monday.

Many of our newspapers also use our Local Coupon program for savings on restaurants and other local merchants.

Jeff Beliveau
VP Newspaper Operations
Boodle.com

[jjr417]

How safe is this site? I tried to register, but registering wuld require me to set my browser security settings to a level I've never been comfortable with.

I have not run into this issue with other sites that use cookies, so I'm wondering what it is about the boodle site that requires me to set my security so low and whether it is really safe.

[stampkim1]

I have used boodle for about a year now and have had no problem. I don't know anything about the security settings. I do receive far more junk mail in my bulk box now...I don't know if it is a result of boodle or many other sites I visit and register for. It is a respected coupon site.
Kim