Couponing

Cubers point of view: "Since when is coupon a verb?"
Couponers point of view: "Since when is cube a verb?"

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Also:
dictionary.com said:
verb (used with object)
9. to make into a cube or cubes.
10. to cut into cubes.
11. Mathematics . to raise to the third power.
12. to measure the cubic contents of.
13. to tenderize (a thin cut or slice of meat) by scoring the fibers in a pattern of squares.

Fun fact: Wiktionary also lists the intransitive ("used without an object") verb "cube" meaning "to use a Rubik's cube".
 
So what's a good place to start? How does one get into couponing?

Seriously, two other people before me asked this, and no one has answered...I'm going to do some research.
 
I'm also interested. Here in Spain all that coupon thing is not very common, but I do almost all my shopping online, so any tip is going to help.
 
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