Coupons at Checkout Review

Raise your hand if you are like me and every time you order something online you google search for a coupon code for that company??? I have easily spend tons of time trying to find free shipping or any sort of discount codes available.

I am thrilled to present to my readers a huge time saver, COUPONS at CHECKOUT!

Coupons at Checkout is a very simple tool that you download as a browser plug in. Once you have downloaded it as soon as you are in your shopping cart in any online store you can put your mouse over the coupon code box and Coupos at Checkout will reveal any codes available.

I will admit I was confused after I downloaded this app because I thought there was going to be something more visible on my toolbox area above, but I was in for a nice surprise when I was checking out the other day. There were about 5 coupon codes that were available. Now I was a little sad when none of them worked for me but that was simply because I had all clearance items in my cart and in most cases any clearance item is not able to get additional discounts.

Coupons at Checkout does all the hard work for you by searching the web for all available coupons. The plug in is free to have so go download yours today!

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