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.ROC = Short for Rochester, NY. Nobody who lives here calls it ROC but local advertisers and marketers like to use it and it is our airport code.
$1/2 = This is the format used for describing coupons. The left number is the amount of money off and the right number is the quantity needed to purchase. $1/2 mean one dollar off of the purchase of two items.
BOGO = Buy One Get One Free.
MC = Manufacturer’s Coupon.
CC = Coupon Code. Used when getting discounts from online purchases.
BC = Bonus Card. The sale card used at Tops.
SC = Shopper’s Club. The sale card used at Wegmans.
ECB = Extra Cash Bucks. The store credit coupons given out by CVS.
RR = Register Rewards. The store credit coupons given out by Walgreens.
SCR = Single Check Rebate. The rebate checks issued by Rite Aid.
TC = Target Coupon. Coupons printed from Target.com
Peelie: refers to a coupon that is attached to the box of a product that can be peeled off & used immediately as seen in this pic:
Blinkie: refers to the coupon machine found attached to store shelves. They often have a blinking red light on the side as seen in this pic:
