Travel Deals

Travel Deals

Part 1….Finding a great cup of coffee on the road

Starbucks Coupons

Who says: Starbucks coupons are great travel deals and one of the most well-known coupons you can get online. If you get Starbucks coupons online you save money and time, but beware of fake Starbuck coupons from other websites. Fake Starbuck coupons are circulated on the Internet. To avoid getting fake Starbuck coupons look for the following:

The original Starbucks coupons have the company logo.

The fake coupons say redeemable at participating locations..the word “participating is misspelled.

A legitimate Starbucks coupon says “not valid if reproduced”.

Starbucks coupons are received through your email once you register on their website.

Registering on Starbucks Website: First make a profile and create an account; email address, user ID and password. Check the box where you wish to receive specials by email.

If you purchase a pound of coffee in the store or online you will receive a coupon for free coffee.

Starbucks website will also have free coupons periodically

Newspapers sometimes have Starbuck coupons

Grocery stores occasionally will have Starbuck coupons to purchase ground or whole bean bags of coffee in their stores.

McDonald’s Unsnobbycoffee.com

More travel discounts with McDonalds McCafe Coffee drinks. They been campaigning their new coffee as: Getting your favorite espresso drink made from bold, dark-roast beans is easier and tastier than ever. And the best part is…they're made just the way you like 'em.

Here is a coupon for a latte, but you better hurry offer expires 8/23/09.

If you have time to make coffee before leaving the house.
Here are a few printable grocery coupons available on Yahoo Deals

Good Earth Coffee

Save $1.00 on Good Earth® Premium Coffee
Exp 04/30/10

Caribou Coffee

Save $1.00 12-oz bag of Caribou Coffee (Whole Bean or Ground)
Exp 06/30/10

Using online coupons may be great for discount travel, but it does have a downside. Counterfeiting costs retailers millions a year in fraud. Some retailers are limiting the number of coupons they accept a day, while others even refuse to accept them. Usually a retailer will only accept coupons for the merchandise they sell and at the time of purchase. All coupons must have a valid bar code. Once authenticated the coupon is accepted.