I’m often asked what my opinion of The Grocery Game program is, and frankly, I haven’t used it personally in about seven years. There are so many free resources for this information these days that I’m left wondering if there is a real value proposition in paying $10 or more ($10 for the first store and $5 for each additional store) every two months for access to coupon match-ups.
But maybe there’s something I’m missing since it’s been so long, so I’m putting the question out to all of my wonderful readers.
Do you use The Grocery Game currently? Do you feel it’s a valuable resource in addition to blogs?
Or did you stop using The Grocery Game when you started reading blogs? Do you feel that you can get all of the information you need for free?
Of course there’s no right or wrong answer, but I’m really looking forward to hearing your opinions, and I know there are many of you out there wondering this same thing.
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I signed up with The Grocery Game when I checked out her new book. I thought I had hit a landmine! Sadly, I canceled as soon as the free trial was over because even though it would take me a little longer, I could find the informtion myself from several different sites. Would be wonderful if you didn’t have to pay for it.
I like it, it’s a really great idea. It helps me keep my thoughts together without alot of time spent. I have 8 children and very little extra time. My only complaint is that it is so expensive and some of the coupon sources aren’t always accurate.
I used it, only for the free trial. There are so many free sources that put together the same information and some are formatted much better…why pay for it?
I use it but am considering cancelling. I often cannot find the coupons in Smart Source and Red Plum. Sometimes the items in the Meijer ad is off by $1, which throws off all the percentages. I’ve written and haven’t really gotten satisfaction.
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