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The secret to saving big bucks at the supermarket could be on your phone! The Krazy Coupon Lady Joanie Demer joins The Doctors to share three of her favorite apps that will help keep more of your cash in your pocket without ever having to clip any coupons!
Ibotta : Joanie says that this app gives users rebates when they scan their receipts for products the app is featuring and then credits their account, which they can redeem through PayPal or Venmo. This app makes using coupons simpler without the fuss at the register.
MobiSave : Joanie says that this app can get you items for free. The app is like a game or a hunt with users looking for a sticker in the store that says, "Free after digital rebate," which will have a unique code that can be entered into the app. The full value will be credited back to your account and users can cash out via PayPal.
Coupons.com : Joanie says that this app loads the coupons to your supermarket loyalty card and savings are automatically taken off your bill.
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The Doctors put these apps to the test with the help of shopper Jennifer. She says the experience using these apps was great and she found the whole process very easy. She spent $150 on groceries and saved $30 just using these three apps.
