I have been holding back all day long, I have the Albertson's and Kroger's Grocery Coupon Matchup lists. I know, I know its about time. I want to get a day to share these lists once a week. This week's website to shed the spotlight on for sharing deals is Couponing 101 and The Work at Home Mafia. The Mafia now has some awesome listings for stores like Walmart, Target, Publix, and many more! This is the time to save so get to saving by joining sites like this and learning more about how to survive in 2009. Before you look at the lists, I wanted to share a little known secret, The Work at Home Mafia is giving away a $20 General Dollar giftcard. WIN NOW!

Boneless Chicken Breast B1G1Free

Angus Ground Chuck $1.99/lb

Red Seedless Grapes 87¢/lb

Springdale Gallon Milk $1.99

Organic Mini Peeled Carrots 99¢

Kroger Shredded Cheese $1.50

McCormicks Grill Mates 99¢
- $1/1 Q (3/15 RP)
= Free

Quaker Quakes 99¢
- $1/1 Q (3/29 RP)
= Free

Birds Eye Steamfresh Vegetables 99¢
- 35¢/1 Q (3/29 SS)
= Free

Lawry’s Marinades 99¢
- $1/2 Q (4/5 RP)
= 49¢ ea.

Pillsbury Brownie Mix 99¢
- 35¢/1 Q (3/29 RP)
= Free

Suave Deodorant 99¢
- 50¢/1 Q (3/29 RP)
= Free

Mahatma Rice $1.09 (regular price)
- 50¢/1 Q (3/1 RP)
= 9¢

Libby’s Canned Vegetables 88¢
- 50¢ off 2 Libby’s Printable Coupon (doubles to $1 off)
= 38¢ each

Lipton Knorr Rice or Pasta Sides 88¢
- 75¢ off 2 Coupon from April 5th Unilever Insert
= 51¢ each

Cocoa Puffs $1.88
- 75¢ off Cocoa Puffs Printable Coupon
= $1.13

Pillsbury Grands! Biscuits (small cans) 88¢
- 50¢ off 2 Grands Printable Coupon (doubles to $1 off)
= 38¢ ea.

Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls (small cans) 88¢
- 30¢ off Coupon from Feb. 8th General Mills Insert or April 5th Smartsource Insert (triples to 90¢ off)
= Free

Dole Canned Pineapple or Mandarin Oranges 88¢
- 55¢ off 2 Coupon from March 29th Insert
= 61¢ each

Pillsbury Toaster Strudels $1.88
- 35¢ off Coupon from Feb. 8th General Mills Insert (triples to $1.05)
= 83¢

Powerade Zero 68¢
- 40¢ off Coupon from March 22nd Smartsource Insert (doubles to 80¢)
= Free

Nabisco Ritz Bits, Teddy Grahams or Kraft Mac n’ Cheese Crackers $1.88
- $1 off 2 Coupon from March 1st Smartsource Insert
= $1.38 each

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I know this is REVIEW day so I decided to do a review on a website. Refund Cents is my brand new home away from home. I informed you guys that I signed up the other day but I needed to give you guys an update. I signed up for the online access but a good friend informed me that I really should try and get the magazine as well.

Look at me going on and on about my good fortune as if you know just what I am talking about. Refund Cents is a website the scours the grocery and pharmaceutical weekly ads for all the good deals and matches them up with the best coupons. Then they inform their members of day to day deals, as well as, deals to come! The tips are amazing. You find out how to get free items like toothpaste, cookies, cheese, and I am just talking about today! The possibilities are endless. Do not take my word for it though, check it out for yourself (with pictures too)!

Each month you get:

• a 50-70 page issue
• Information about 100-300 new refund offers.
• 5 page Ad section
• Good Deal Alerts
• 10 pages of “Tips & Talk” featuring reader letters and pictures (Sample: “Reader Pics & Stories”)
• Many, many features and helps too numerous to mention
• Access to all password portions of this site with hottest daily deals

What it costs:

• $30.00 - 14 month print subscription (12 issues) + online access
• $25.00 - 1 year print subscription (10 issues) + online access
• $14.00 - 6 month print subscription (5 issues) + online access
• $8.00 - 3 month print subscription (3 issues) + online access

• $30.00 - 2 1/2 year online access only
• $12.00 - 1 year online access only
• $7.00 - 6 month online access only
• $4.00 - 3 month online access only

Clearly, the prices are not expensive. Isn't it worth $4 a month to see what you are missing? Trust me, I will have plenty of photos. If you are interested just click the click and save button or one of the links above!

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To take a little of the stress away from searching for work from home, I decided to add a product review segment, on Fridays. Guests can suggest products to be reviewed. There will also be reviews of restaurant menus, medication, toys, etc.

I will begin with a product that I find to be wonderful. Not every product will be favorable, but all reviews will be my honest and true opinion. Today's review is of Debbie Meyer's Green Bags. I haggled back and forth over whether or not to purchase these bags. On one hand, they could save me quite a bit of money by keeping my fruit and veggies fresh. On the other hand, I could be wasting my money on these worthless bags. I thought long and hard before I decided to go into a local store and purchase a box of my own. That was my first box.

I recently purchased another box of green bags, just in case I ran out. I always fear that a family member will come over and take one. Either that or, I will boast so much I end up feeling compelled to share with them. These bags are wonderful. I purchased some giant tomatoes 2 weeks ago and they still look as good as the day I bought them. They taste delicious and I have opened and closed the bag on several occasions. I also purchased soft tomatoes, as a bit of a hypothesis. I figured that soft tomatoes would surely mold and turn to mush. Not with the green bags! The tomatoes look exactly like the the firmer tomatoes.

I cannot say enough about these bags. This gets a huge thumbs up for me. I have estimated a savings of $18, thus far and the savings keeps growing. These bags work great with bananas, broccoli, carrots, peaches, you name it!
**Some future reviews will include personal photos when needed. Gotta replace that digital camera first. Feel free to visit our Amazon Store to purchase your own Debbie Meyer's Greenbags.**

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With all the recent talk about scams, I figured you guys would like to know about the free webinar on March 3rd, presented by Chris and Mike of Rat Race Rebellion. I figured I would share this with everyone. No work at home person should be without this valuable information:

FREE WEBINAR
an invitation from Chris & Mike

How to spot and avoid work at home scams Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2009 Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST Beginning March 3rd, we'll host a free series of one-hour Webinars on working from home. Drawn from workshops we’ve developed for the US Department of State and the Armed Forces, the Webinars will help you find that job, project or niche you’ve been seeking, and avoid the con artists. With a 54-to-1 scam ratio in online job ads, you won’t want to miss the March 3 Webinar, “How to Spot and Avoid Work at Home Scams.” Note: If you’re unfamiliar with Webinars, don’t worry; they’re simple. You log on to a web page, and we show you the subject matter on your computer screen, while you’re with us on a conference call. Your only cost is long-distance charges, if any. Click here to reserve your Webinar seat now! System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer Space is limited. Click here to reserve your Webinar seat now!

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I kicked this blog off with a recipe for my homemade detergent so I figured I would add some more helpful tips for you guys. thnx


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In lieu of yesterday's post, I figured I would share some more tips on what you can sell to make money from home. There are so many options for things you can sell from home! You can sell Mary Kay or Avon. You could sell for Pampered Chef or become a Southern Living consultant.

Then there are people who want the joy of doing it on their own, the entrepreneur. If that is you then you might want to make candles, make your own preserves, jellies, jams, detergents, soaps, bath salt, fragrance oils (not really make but you will see), lotions, sweet treats, dog food, and in-scents or just plain anything! The possibilities are endless but sometimes so are some of the expenses. I say start small and just get your feet wet. Make some sample items and sale on sites like Craigslist and Ebay and of course, give away a few so that word of mouth catches on!

Have you noticed that if you put organic or natural on something then you can sell anything? People love that stuff! I am not saying lie because that would be wrong but if you were making your own jam or jelly, then don't be afraid to tell people its homemade or all natural. People love this stuff. They want to have that homemade feel without going through all the work! You can charge more than what is reasonable to you because of the love you put in your product!

People don't care that those expensive bath salts are just Epsom salt and a little body fragrance oil put into a nice little bag or bottle. Its cheap to make and very simple. I use to make candles and I still do it for myself. You can buy fragrance and wax along with wicks in bulk. Pour them into Mason jars and sell those suckers for 6-7 bucks a piece! I also learned that a higher grade wax lasts longer but the cheaper grade wax allows the fragrance to really soar even though it melts super duper fast.

If you want to sell lotion, you can make any fragrance imaginable including cologne and perfume scents. You buy the base and mix it ...then pour it into bottles to sell. One other thing that is just as easy to make that I see a lot in bazaars (and they sell great on college campuses) is the little roll on bottles filled with fragrance oils. You can buy Cool Water, Hugo Boss, Delicious, Kenneth Cole....whatever you like and pour it into the little bottles and sell them for $5 a piece or 3 for $12 or something like that. They actually sell quite well and they sell quickly when
you offer a "twofer" (yep made it up...but you know you say it too lol). In-scents are just as easy. You just let them soak in the oil and let them dry and sell sell sell. I don't like them myself but you can appeal to a whole new audience.

I no longer have a dog but I did find some cool recipes to make dog food! People, sometimes, love their dogs more than humans and its because where many of us see dogs they see family! They want to take care of their families just like you want to take care of yours and they only want the best! Your ALL NATURAL HOMEMADE GOURMET DOG FOOD will give them all the reassurance they need that they are doing the right thing for their doggies!

If you need to buy fragrance oils and supplies for candle making, lotions, in-scents, etc., check out Wellington. They even have tips and ideas, if you are interested!

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