BIG NEWS! The Grocery University coupon class that used to cost $25 IS NOW FREE! You may recall that Julia recommended Grocery University as a way to save money on groceries – but back then it cost as much as $24.95.
So what’s the catch?
All you have to do is sign up for one of three email lists (that send out coupons and deals). You can unsubscribe later if you’re not happy.
Over the weekend, I downloaded a free copy of Grocery University. No need to be a computer genius — downloading is super simple. I got the audio series, PDF workbook, and the Rock-Bottom Price List completely free!
To get your copy, head on over to Grocery University where you’ll be able to sign up for one (or all three) email lists. I signed up for the Printable Coupon Blast as I don’t live in Colorado. Then I received an email with an activation code. Click on the link to activate your subscription.
Note that if you skip this step, you will not receive the email with the link to the FREE Grocery U download.
It will take a few minutes, but an email with a link to the free copy of Grocery University will arrive from Colorado Bargains (the blog behind the audio coupon class). Depending on the type of computer you have, click on either the PC or Mac link. It took me less than 10 minutes to download.
I can’t wait to learn more tips and tricks to cutting my grocery bill!
If you miss out on this freebie, you can still score a deal! Use promo code SAVE15 to take the price down to $9.95. I’ll make sure to let you know when the last day to download for free is as soon as I find out.
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Welcome to Bargain Babe! I’m Mara, and I’m so glad you’re here. I am an obsessive bargain hunter and penny pincher, and I am determined to live a full life without EVER paying full price.
Attempted to download free coupon class, but my security system on my computer recommended deleting it, saying that because it was “not signed” (by giver, I think) that it would affect my computer and possibly cause a serious problem. I chose to delete it. Perhaps you could look into this. Thank You
I attempted to download the free coupon class onto my computer. Unfortunately, my security system on my computer warned me to DELETE the program, stating that because the progam was “not sign”, it could potentailly cause serious problems to my computer and cause a possible virus. Therefore I chose to delete it. Perhaps you could look into this. Thanks
@Suzanne The message you received is the standard when downloading from the Internet (when files are not signed). I downloaded Grocery U and have had no problem. If you have a security software in your computer you shouldn’t worry — but it’s your call.
I had no problem signing up and received the email with the download link within seconds. I chose to stop the download and unsubscribe because it was a .exe file. If it was a zip file or the pdfs/mp3s I was downloading I would have gone ahead but I chose not to take a chance on a .exe. Too bad as the program sounded interesting!
@Rebecca Hmm… that’s weird. When I downloaded it was a zip file. Did you click the link for a PC or Mac? If you clicked on the PC link, try downloading from the Mac link.