Wouldn't double DND

[kimfn]

I know it seems obvious and they 'shouldn't' double a DND q.. BUt they always have. the cashier and then the manager that I asked afterward gave me the 'sorry ma'am' speech. This changes many a plan...a lot of IPs DND...

does PNS actually get reimbursed for doubling? I had guessed not, but who knows....

[ILOVEADEAL]

I think they just started that, even if it scans and doubles itself, they take it off and enter it so it doesn't double.

[Deja Vu]

Really, wow they take it off after it doubles? I've never had a problem. Could it be just a specific cashier thing?

[ahockeymom]

I have found the copps stores follow this dnd rule more than the pick n rip stores.

just my thoughts

[danimn]

hmm- this could seriously curtail my pick shopping. Nothing happened tonight, but I am not sure if my coupons said dnd or not

[sjohnson73]

I was told at Copps today that I could only use 1 IP. It must be a new policy or something. But my store doesn't even look at the DND coupons, just scans them through and they double. If they didn't have double days, I would stop shopping there.

[kimfn]

Really, wow they take it off after it doubles? I've never had a problem. Could it be just a specific cashier thing?


I had thought this..i went early yesterday, but from now on I'll wait until after 5 when the teens start their shift and see!!!

[AliaNAlyssasmom]

isnt it wrong use of a coupon if you do AGAINST what it says? I thought we were't suppoed to do that here?

[CQintraining]

I never pay attention to the dnd because the store did not. The last time I was at PnS the cashier manually entered the 1 $1 coupon that was a dnd, so it would not double. Luckily it was only 1 of the coupons, but that was an extra $1 I thought I was gettting, definately affects how I will plan my purchases.

I do not have a problem with them having a policy, it would just be nice to know what that policy is so we can plan our shopping trips. YMMV is a pain in the butt.

[hopepls]

pick n rip....:hysterical:

I have found the copps stores follow this dnd rule more than the pick n rip stores.

just my thoughts

[GJohnson39]

I've always made a point of putting my insert/peelies/non-IP coupons on top and making sure that the first 5 can be doubled. I really am not one to try to push my luck because I don't see that many other people using coupons at my area stores.

I also make sure that none of my transactions are right at or close to $25 - I try for $40. This way I don't stand out too much and my deals don't trigger the coupon police to swoop in. I guess I do all of this because I get such close strutiny at WalMart, and it is just habit now.

[Deja Vu]

It would be wrong to argue it, if it didn't double. If you hand a someone a coupon that the store doubles on it's own dime and the computer automatically doubles it, the person passing the coupon has done nothing wrong.

isnt it wrong use of a coupon if you do AGAINST what it says? I thought we were't suppoed to do that here?

[ahockeymom]

if its not pick n rip what is it!!!!

[GJohnson39]

FYI, I went to three PNS's today : Pewaukee on Capitol, Pewaukee on KE, and Nashotah on 83. All three doubled the first 5 coupons regardless what the verbage on the coupon was (DND, no verbage). I even stacke the coupons with DND after those without such exclusions, and it didn't matter.

PS: I don't usually go to more than one store each week, but since there was so much variation in poster's experiences, I decided to "test" the three stores on my way home from dropping off my daughter from school this a.m.