COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, February 13, 2013 (Press-News.org) Coupons from more than 120 stores are now available for US citizens at E-Couponfinder.com.
The launch of a brand new website for coupons and discount codes is already a fact. E-couponfinder.com offers customers from all over the United States of America (USA) a list of over 120 different stores they can choose from and get coupons for. The list includes retailers like Apparel Zoo, Jewelry.com, Macys.com and many others.
Upon visiting the website, customers can instantly see which the most popular coupon codes and vouchers are or check store by store for their favorite retailer. Visitors also can choose the category they are interested in. The recently added coupons are also displayed on the home page improving user experience.
For those who are not really familiar with this experience, the coupon code is usually a short text that can be used for discounts in different online stores. The coupon code can be entered upon checkout and the price would be deducted from the total.
Signing up for the service is extremely easy and straightforward and takes less than a couple of minutes. The membership is 100% free and offers customers the option to sign up for newsletters so that they can be notified as soon as a new coupon code is available.
Customers can be really helpful when it comes to the usefulness of the vouchers. They can report vouchers that are not working so that they can be removed from the website. It is very rare that coupon codes are not working but if it happens it is due to the store in question ending the discount.
Huge discounts are offered every day ranging from $40 to over $300 off different products. However, the vouchers and coupon codes at E-Couponfinder.com are not only for percentage discount. There is a variety of other deals including the "buy 2 get 1 free" type, free shipping and others.
Some of the most popular coupon codes at E-Couponfinder.com come from Zalora which was one of the very first websites to offer coupon codes to their users. Taking advantage of two or more vouchers for a certain store, customers can save up to 70% from the total of their purchases. Combine that with a free shipping and E-Couponfinder.com instantly becomes one of favorite tools of anybody who love shopping online.
It is advisable to sign up for the newsletter in order to be ahead of everyone and be able to take advantage of the coupons and deals as they happen before they get discontinued.
E-Couponfinder.com is created only to allow people to save lots of money through coupons from some of the most popular brands in the United States of America. Get started with the http://e-couponfinder.com/.
E-Couponfinder.com Launches in the United States of America
The launch of a brand-new website for coupons and discount codes is already a fact. E-couponfinder.com offers customers from all over the United States of America (USA) a list of over 120 different stores they can choose from and get coupons for.
2013-02-13
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[Press-News.org] E-Couponfinder.com Launches in the United States of AmericaThe launch of a brand-new website for coupons and discount codes is already a fact. E-couponfinder.com offers customers from all over the United States of America (USA) a list of over 120 different stores they can choose from and get coupons for.