Like Upromise, Cellfire coupons are e-coupons. That means there’s nothing to print. You simply need to sign up for a Cellfire account, register your grocery store savings card and pick the coupons you would like to load onto it. When you purchase a product for which you have a Cellfire coupon, the coupon amount is automatically deducted from your total. You can also get coupons codes sent to your cell phone and all you do is show the cashier to get your discount!
You do need to register a cell phone number with Cellfire in order to initially set up your account, but the grocery store coupons do not require you to use your cell phone at all. Cellfire e-coupons are redeemable at participating grocery stores including Kroger chains. Visit the Cellfire website to see if your local grocery store is included in the list of participating stores and to download your coupons.
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new to this
I live in the Bay Area of CA, I didn’t recognize many of the stores listed on the Cellfire site (or maybe I just don’t shop at them?), so obviously the store card coupons probably wouldn’t work for me. But would the coupons they send to your phone be good at any store?
Sara,
They send all kinds of different store coupons, so you can sign up and see!
I was wondering if you use an e-coupon like cellfire, does that mean you can also use a manufacturer or store coupon?
Thanks