Stupid Question, but I am Confused

imbeautiful1 · 01-10-2010, 01:00:59 PM

Okay, I know if something says .60 of two and I get four of the item that I can use two coupons, but what is a coupon says "$1.00 of any six", can I use six coupons on six items, or would I have to keep purchasing at least six items to get $1 off? If that makes sense.

kval07 · 01-10-2010, 01:04:10 PM

Not a stupid question at all!

If you have a coupon for $1 off six items, you can use one coupon for every six items you buy.

6 items = 1 coupon
12 items = 2 coupons
18 items - 3 coupons

loaslaen · 01-10-2010, 01:20:31 PM

You would have to purchase at least 6 items to get $1 off.

imbeautiful1 · 01-10-2010, 01:32:29 PM

Thanks so much!!!

tmsmalley · 01-10-2010, 01:55:58 PM

Yes, that's a STUPID question! No, I'm just kidding! This stuff can get complicated so always come and ask if you have a question!

I had one today like this actually. The normal price was .99. The store coupon was .79 for up to 4 cans. The manf coupon was $1 off 5. So, how many do you get? You get 5 cans. You use the store coupon and you use the manf coupon and it breaks down like this-

.79
.79
.79
.79
.99
4.15 - $1 coupon= $3.15 (.63 each)

To make the manf coupon work ($1/5) I have to buy in sets of 5 for every 1 of those coupons that I use.

Hope this helps and didn't just confuse you further!
Tess

Shadowchasy · 01-10-2010, 06:45:12 PM

Originally Posted by imbeautiful1

Okay, I know if something says .60 of two and I get four of the item that I can use two coupons, but what is a coupon says "$1.00 of any six", can I use six coupons on six items, or would I have to keep purchasing at least six items to get $1 off? If that makes sense.

There are no stupid questions here....

$1.00/6 means you have to purchase 6 of that product in order to use the coupon.