- One coupon per item.......so if it's $1 off 2 items then you can use an add'l coupon for the 2nd item.....the same thing applies if it's BOGO free. You can not use 2 BOGO free coupons and get both items free. As long as you have the same number of items as you do coupons you shouldn't have any problems. However, there have been 1 or 2 times that the cashier wouldn't let me use 2 coupons if 1 stated that it was to be used on 2 items.
- You can use 1 manufacturer coupon along with a store coupon - this is called stacking
- Some coupons state that only "4 like coupons" can be used in same transaction. For these items you must break up your transactions accordingly.
- Find a nice cashier. Some can be bitches and chose not to take your coupons. Some can be great -not even look at your coupons and key in even the ones that beep.
- Be honest
- Don't be afraid to ask to see the manager
- Don't feel bad for using coupons because the store is getting full reimbursement
- Places that double coupons......some places do it but I have NEVER found a coupon that doubled that I needed.......so you can extreme coupon without having a store (like Kroger) that doubles in your area
- PLAN AHEAD.......figure out your transactions before you leave home
- BE ORGANIZED
- Always check your receipt for errors
Target:
- price matching - must do your checkout at customer service and you must have a copy of the full ad that you are price matching with you (must have the dates on it)
- check the target website regularly for coupons you can stack
Walgreens:
- my least favorite store
- they don't display the sale prices in front of the items - you must match the ad with the items yourself
- if it's on sale the cashier won't tell you so do your homework before you head to the store
- there are Wags coupons in the weekly ad that need to be scanned for you to get credit - you can also use a manufacturer coupon with these
- they have a monthly booklet that comes out with coupons as well. In the ad, the coupons from this booklet are referred to as "in-store coupon".....you can also use a manufacturer coupon with these
- you can not use your RR on the same item that you earned the reward for
CVS:
- great place to shop.....they are rarely out of stock of the advertised items (unlike Walgreens)
- the cashiers are great and will help you figure out the deals and the best way to use your ECBs
- scan your card everytime you arrive at the store for coupons and when you leave to get more coupons
- get a "greenbagtag" and hang it on your own resuseable tote and every 4th time you use it you get $1 ECB
- they will except CVS ECBs and CVS store coupons up to 30 days after expiration
Walmart:
- will price match at the register and you don't need the ad to prove it (usually)
Anything you get that is extra and you don't need - DONATE it to someone/someplace that can use it. I make small bags for the homeless and distribute when I see them. I also bring things to the Times Center and the women's shelter. I will gladly take anything you don't want to add to my donation if you don't have the time.
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