Using Coupons at The Dollar Tree

A dollar off coupon on a $1 item? Using coupons at The Dollar Tree is super easy and can bring you loads of free items.

Coupons and The Dollar Tree don’t sound like they go together, but according to their terms and conditions page, The Dollar Tree has been accepting coupons in their stores (but not online) for years! However, other than myself, I rarely see anyone use them.

So I randomly picked ten people in the store to ask if they ever used coupons. Nine out of the ten said they had used coupons, but when asked if they had ever used coupons at The Dollar Tree, all of them said no. Again all ten told me they did not know that The Dollar Tree accepted coupons.

Only one woman was excited enough by the news to say she was going to start using coupons there. I asked the rest if they would use coupons at places like Walmart and why. Most replied that they would to save money. Saving money is a good reason for using coupons.

People who want to use coupons should do it where they can. The Dollar Tree is carrying more name brand items than ever before. Items that are $3 at stores like Walmart can be bought for just $1. Why not use that dollar off coupon at The Dollar Tree?

Using coupons at The Dollar Tree is super easy and can bring you loads of free items. Recently, on a trip, I got the two boxes of Curad® 10-count bandages, two Rimmel Quad eye shadows, three Lady Speed Stick® deodorants, two cans of Bumble Bee® tuna, and two boxes of Luigi’s® Real Italian Ice four-ounce cups. That is eleven items. I was able to use $1 off coupons on all items and walked away paying only tax!

“You may laugh at my couponing, but you pay for stuff I get for free.” I am not sure who said this, but most people I know who have used coupons have heard this at some point. So don’t pay for what you don’t have to. Use the $1 off and $0.50 off coupons. Join the millions of people already using coupons.

Remember inventory varies from store to store and is always changing. Let’s see how fast you can save your first $10!

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Reviewed May 2021