aimeebee
10-13-2008, 07:56:15 PM
Marsh - Coupon Policy (http://www.marsh.net/save/coupon-policy)
DOUBLE COUPONS” and “INTERNET COUPONS”
With Fresh Idea Card
Acceptance Policy Guidelines
Manufacturer’s “Cents-Off” coupons are worth double up to 50 cents, excluding beer, wine, liquor, tobacco, and cigarette products, prescriptions and lottery tickets, WITH YOUR FRESH IDEA CARD. LIMIT of TWO identical coupons for any particular item will double. Additional identical coupons for any identical item will be redeemed at face value. Offer LIMITED to manufacturers’ coupon of 50˘ value or less. Coupons 51˘ or over will be redeemed at face value only. You must purchase products in sizes specified on the coupons. This offer applies only to manufacturers’ “cents-off” coupons for items we carry (clipped from newspapers, magazines, received by mail, or obtained legitimately from the internet).
Internet Coupons must be generated from legitimate websites such as Marsh (http://www.marsh.net), brand websites, and coupon sites like Coupons.com and Redplum.com. Internet coupons must scan at the checkout and must follow industry-standard format*. No obvious photo copies or blurred or illegible coupons will be accepted. We cannot accept internet printed coupons for “free product”.
Amount redeemed cannot exceed the price of the item. This offer good on regular stocked items only... while supplies last. No substitutions or rain checks on coupon items.
*Below is an example of the major elements of an industry-standard format for an internet coupon.
http://www.marsh.net/site-assets/uploads/CouponExample.jpg
NOTE:
There are a number of counterfeit coupons currently being circulated on the internet. This is a criminal offense that can be investigated and prosecuted by federal, state or local law enforcement authorities. Penalties can be severe. Offenders will be identified and prosecuted.
Protect yourself; you should not purchase any coupons involving the transfer of electronic files or "unlimited," "internet" or home printed coupons. Be aware that the sale or auction of coupons can result in civil actions (i.e., a law suit).
Marsh reserves the right to ask customers for ID when accepting any internet coupons.
DOUBLE COUPONS” and “INTERNET COUPONS”
With Fresh Idea Card
Acceptance Policy Guidelines
Manufacturer’s “Cents-Off” coupons are worth double up to 50 cents, excluding beer, wine, liquor, tobacco, and cigarette products, prescriptions and lottery tickets, WITH YOUR FRESH IDEA CARD. LIMIT of TWO identical coupons for any particular item will double. Additional identical coupons for any identical item will be redeemed at face value. Offer LIMITED to manufacturers’ coupon of 50˘ value or less. Coupons 51˘ or over will be redeemed at face value only. You must purchase products in sizes specified on the coupons. This offer applies only to manufacturers’ “cents-off” coupons for items we carry (clipped from newspapers, magazines, received by mail, or obtained legitimately from the internet).
Internet Coupons must be generated from legitimate websites such as Marsh (http://www.marsh.net), brand websites, and coupon sites like Coupons.com and Redplum.com. Internet coupons must scan at the checkout and must follow industry-standard format*. No obvious photo copies or blurred or illegible coupons will be accepted. We cannot accept internet printed coupons for “free product”.
Amount redeemed cannot exceed the price of the item. This offer good on regular stocked items only... while supplies last. No substitutions or rain checks on coupon items.
*Below is an example of the major elements of an industry-standard format for an internet coupon.
http://www.marsh.net/site-assets/uploads/CouponExample.jpg
NOTE:
There are a number of counterfeit coupons currently being circulated on the internet. This is a criminal offense that can be investigated and prosecuted by federal, state or local law enforcement authorities. Penalties can be severe. Offenders will be identified and prosecuted.
Protect yourself; you should not purchase any coupons involving the transfer of electronic files or "unlimited," "internet" or home printed coupons. Be aware that the sale or auction of coupons can result in civil actions (i.e., a law suit).
Marsh reserves the right to ask customers for ID when accepting any internet coupons.