Latest responses to “Ask Companies For Coupons and Save Money” Copyright 2013, MoneyBlueBook.com 400660 2009-11-22T17:04:17-08:00 bruce Save yourself time simply write. May I please have a coupon please. I use to be long winded makes no difference. 400640 2009-04-09T12:45:54-07:00 Raymond Vanessa, That list is quite an ingenious idea. Impressive! You are quite the remarkable multi tasker and organizer when it comes to efficient couponing and coupon requesting. 400650 2009-04-09T12:35:09-07:00 Tiara Hi Vanessa, What an extensive list! I was wondering what types of freebies do hardware stores, childrens toys and goods companies, and weight management companies offer. How do you construct your letters. Also, do they give you a limit, or do you have to ask for a limit in terms of how many times you submit your letter? Thanks For Your Response Tiara 400620 2009-01-31T09:32:27-08:00 Vanessa I keep a google document with all the companies I email here ( http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dfk9rdxc_5fbhm6wfr&hl=en). I enter the company, email address and what they sent. Then when they tell you how often you can email I set up an alert in google calenders. 400630 2008-06-17T21:29:46-07:00 Jessica What are some companies that are generous with their coupons and rebates? I'm strapped on cash right now, and it would be really helpful to know. 400610 2007-10-20T13:24:07-07:00 Raymond Yup...I don't just ask once sometimes. There are a few companies that are super generous with coupons, so I ask them regularly and periodically, like every 3 weeks and they always oblige. 400600 2007-10-14T19:07:55-07:00 Nivek My wife used to work in political campaigns and the maxim was, if you want money you have to ask for it. That definitely applies to getting what you want from companies. A manufacturer not smart enough to give you coupns when you ask for one doesn't deserve your business. Don't stop with grocery items, I've had luck asking for coupons and rebates for tools, fans, and car care products.