how do i get the sunday Tulsa World cheaper than ?
sauerkraut:
Yeah, they watch the old Sunday papers very close. They no longer chuck them in the trash. They offten put them inside closed trash bin copmactors to prevent trash diggers from getting them. In bygone years they just put the old papers in the trash can- No more.
mdunn:
Having worked for major newspapers for 24 years,most of the time the coupons after inserted into paper are thrown away in a recycling bin.Also the copys you buy in the store do not always necessarily have the same amount as whats put into home delivery.
The vendor will return unpurchased papers for credit.So unless you befriend one,your going to have to stick with buying them.
Steve:
I considered dropping my Tulsa World subscription this past fall. My current daily (7 days a week) home delivery runs about $200 per year. I guess I am just old school but the thought of not having my daily home newspaper was just too much for me. The daily ritual of retrieving my paper from the driveway is so ingrained in me and such a part of my daily routine.
I am a coupon freak too; I figure I save enough annually from the Sunday coupons to at least pay for my annual newspaper subscription cost.
sgrizzle:
quote:Originally posted by Steve
I considered dropping my Tulsa World subscription this past fall. My current daily (7 days a week) home delivery runs about $200 per year. I guess I am just old school but the thought of not having my daily home newspaper was just too much for me. The daily ritual of retrieving my paper from the driveway is so ingrained in me and such a part of my daily routine.
I am a coupon freak too; I figure I save enough annually from the Sunday coupons to at least pay for my annual newspaper subscription cost.
You can get the daily for a year for $102 on special.
Wingnut:
On Mondays, QT used to have 2 Sunday papers for $1.50. I don't know if they still do or not.
I worked with a guy that had his own route (in Arizona) and he would keep all the extras and get the coupons out of them. He would go in and buy cases of stuff and pay for them with coupons, in some cases, getting money back. He really liked the double coupon stores.
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