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OOP in Couponing commonly refers to Out Of Pocket, which denotes expenses that a consumer pays directly, often in the context of healthcare or personal finance. This term is frequently used to describe costs that are not covered by insurance or other payment methods.
6 Οκτ 2014 · OOP – Out of pocket expense. Ex: Spend $3 OOP, receive $2 reward. OYNO – On your next order. Ex: Spend $3, get a $3 reward to use OYNO. WYB – When you buy. Ex: Get a $3 gift card WYB 2. YMMV – Your mileage may vary. Some stores may shut down your deal because of what ever reason. This is known as a YMMV situation. Store reward Abbreviations
31 Δεκ 2014 · OOP: Out-of-Pocket. Refers to the amount of money paid at a store when making a purchase. Does not include after-purchase savings, coupons or rebates. OYNO: On Your Next Order. Store promotions such as Spend $25, save $10 on the next shopping order.
11 Δεκ 2015 · The Ultimate List Of Couponing Abbreviations. By Liv Bane - Dec 11, 2015. Everything I know about couponing I learned from blogs, forums and social media groups. When I first got started, I was overwhelmed at the amount of acronyms and lingo used. “IQP”. “ECB”. “OOS”. The list goes on (indefinitely).
OOP – Out of Pocket Expense; OOS – Out of Stock; OTC – Over the counter, referring to medication products sold in the store with no prescription needed; OYNO – On your next order; Overage – When your coupons are worth more than the cost of the item. Each store has a different policy for overages.
25 Ιουλ 2014 · You see terms such as OOP, B1G1, stacking, and rolling, but you have no idea what they mean! These are some of the terms and expressions that couponers use. When you are starting out with couponing all of the lingo can be confusing.
The ‘B’ always stands for ‘BUY’ and the ‘G’ always stands for ‘GET’. ‘O’ will always mean ‘ONE’. The numbers will vary depending on the particular offer (i.e. B2G1 = Buy 2, Get 1). This will typically be followed by ‘FREE’, ‘50% Off’, or something along those lines.
