Are you having a rough time figuring out what the heck all those acronyms mean when looking at different coupon offers?

Don’t feel bad, I still run across ones that I don’t know.  Take a look at the list below and see if you can figure out what they all mean.

• BOGO – Buy One Get One Free
• CRT – Cash Register Tape (Scan your card at the CVS price check scanner)
• ESR – EasySaver Rebate
• FAV – Free after Rebate
• IPQ (Sometimes referred to as IP) – Internet Printable Coupon
• MFR – Manufacturer Coupon
• OOP – Out of Pocket – actual cash paid
• Q – Coupon
• RR – Register Reward – Walgreen’s “money” printed on receipts to be used like cash in store
• RP – Red Plum – coupons from newspaper insert
• SS – Smart Source – coupons from newspaper insert
• P&G(or PG) – Proctor and Gamble – coupons from newspaper insert
• Stacking – Using a store coupon AND manufacturer coupon for one item
• TMF – Try Me Free – Usually means that after sending in a rebate form you get money back. AKA Free after Mail in rebate