The phrase 'coupon by' is not a complete sentence and is not commonly used.
A phrase with a similar meaning, such as 'granted by a coupon', would be more appropriate to use in a sentence. For example: I got a 10% discount on my purchase granted by a coupon.
Once Geomentum narrowed down where Asian women lived, it would then analyze how a billboard in the neighborhood performed, versus a newspaper ad, versus a dollar-off coupon, by writing a long equation that linked store traffic and local product sales with all those variables.
With time running short, the government is now urging Americans to request a coupon by the end of the year, assuming that it will take about six weeks to receive the coupon, buy a box and reconfigure the antenna to find the digital signals.
This is calculated by dividing the coupon by the price.; In this case the current yield is misleading.
Endorse is trying to reinvent the coupon by rewarding shoppers (mostly networked Moms) for not only endorsing brands, but proving that they went out and bought the products.
Customers have to reserve their coupon by leaving their credit card details but will not be charged if not enough people sign up and the deal doesn't take place.
Paycheck by paycheck, coupon by coupon, cross-country move by cross-country move, my parents climbed the ladder of middle class America while hoisting my brother and I along with them, rung after rung.
If you'd like to filter the coupons by store or establishment, tap the Store filter found under the Get Coupons tab.
Many also deliver coupons by e-mail messages.
Paper coupons, by comparison, have redemption rates lower than 1percentt.
American, Delta, Northwest and United raised prices for four coupons by $50 to $87; Continental is eliminating blackout dates.
A few hours later, I received my coupons by e-mail.
