In the current strained economy, an increasing number of consumers are taking the time to seek out coupons for their favorite products. As a result, a number of coupon sites have cropped up to supply the demand for good deals. For whatever reason, the moniker of Coupon Susie is a popular one among these services, and variations of the name are shared by at least three different deal sites. Here are profiles on three of the most popular Coupon Susie websites.CouponSusie.orgThis site is the first to come up on a standard Google search of the term "Coupon Susie." CouponSusie.org claims to have "the largest collection of coupons on the web," but to date the site is little more than an up-start. The "About" page of this site promises that eventually this Coupon Susie plans to give consumers exactly the coupon offers they want and need. To get this benefit, users are asked to download a special software program and then plug in their brand and product preferences.At the time this article was written, CouponSusie.org did not actually have any coupons loaded to the site. CouponSuzy.comCouponSuzy.com is the most polished of the Coupon Susie-style sites, offering dozens of current coupons on popular brands like Minute Maid, Suave and Yoplait. Using this site is totally free, but before users can print their selected coupons, they must register and install the CouponSuzy.com coupon printing software package. In addition to offering printable coupons for brick and mortar shopping, the site also offers coupon codes for shopping online at virtually all the major department stores.Susies-Coupons.comSusies-Coupons.com is most likely the original Coupon Susie site. Though this service is a bit of a mess in regards to site design, it nevertheless offers hundreds of current deals on popular products and brands. As an added bonus, the information and advice posted to this site is approved by a real Susie. To get exclusive access to deals not posted to the site itself, follow the attached blog and subscribe to the weekly Susies Coupons newsletter.Consumers seem drawn to the idea of a savvy Susie recommending coupon deals online. Though the existence of a real Coupon Susie seems questionable, there are still at least three real coupon sites offering valuable deals under the name.