I just signed up for 4 newspapers.

I usually only buy one newspaper a week, but if there's a certain coupon I want that was in the insert, I will buy more of just that particular insert or coupon online. The prices are usually $.35 for an insert or 10-15% of the value of the coupon plus shipping. I'm part of a website that I think could really help you out a lot. Everyone there is so nice and you can usually trade or buy for ANY coupons you need. The ladies (and a few gentlemen) on here have big stockpiles of stuff that they've gotten free or REALLY cheap with coupons, and a lot of people will even let you buy items from their stockpile! Here's my referral link: http://www.afullcup.com/register?referrerid=64610

I find that most coupons and vouchers are for items or brands which i wouldn't ordinarily buy. So in my case, buying them in order to use the discount coupons would be in most cases a false economy. If it worked for me though, I'd have no hesitation in getting a paper in order to get more coupons. If it saves money in the long run it has to be a good thing. Could you maybe find someone who gets the papers but doesn't use the coupons though? Maybe the delivery person wouldn't mind telling you if any of your neighbours get those papers so you could ask.

We used to. We haven't been able to afford them for the last few years. _ Maybe that'll change. I dunno. We're probably gonna be torn between newspapers and magazines that have good information like (Yes! and Grit). It still remains to be seen, though. Our city recently decided to send all its residents coupons for free for April...so that helps. I'm not sure if they'll do it again after April, but it's still cool.

I only buy 1 paper each Sunday, but at the store I purchase the paper at the lady that works there lets me take all the extra ones that haven't sold by noon since the store has to pay for them if they sell or not so last week I ended up with 5 copies. I also visit sites that sale individual coupons for really cheap so I can get multiples of the ones I can really maximize on. I have a blog that discusses ways to save money on groceries and other things and about frugal living in general. You can get the link from my profile if you want to check it out. It's new but I have been working hard on getting content put up so I recommend checking it out as well as the blogs in my blog roll which are about the same thing. I frequent many frugal living blogs that help me to find the best deals for my money using coupons and sales. Good luck!

As of right now, I don't get any newspapers delivered to my house, but I'm seriously thinking of doing what you did. I use coupons all the time and I think having the paper (even if it's just a Sunday subscription) delivered to my house would be great, and I would end up saving more than the cost of the paper itself by using the coupons on the things I buy the most.