Is this a new policy ?

[vickio]

If you're not sure about using a coupon just ask at the front desk first.
You're not doing anything wrong.

Thanks for that tip - might save some hassles at the checkout. I know I only print the limits - but I know that a few people copy them or manipulate their computers to print more.

What frustrates me is when I know I've not printed it and the computer says I have. :(

[billig]

Thanks for that tip - might save some hassles at the checkout. I know I only print the limits - but I know that a few people copy them or manipulate their computers to print more.

What frustrates me is when I know I've not printed it and the computer says I have. :(

If they're actually looking up each coupon that could take precious time that will melt icecream! That's what would make me mad. I don't blame them for trying to find out if they're ligit or not.

Because of the heat, lately I've been throwing in a few of those frozen cooler blocks into my shopping bags. And then the whole shopping bag goes into a big jenny craig styrofoam box in the car.

[Lurkergirl]

If you're not sure about using a coupon just ask at the front desk first.
You're not doing anything wrong.

Well I would have but like I said I had just been there about 2 weeks back and no problem ,and I had quite a few both newspaper and IP

[mudmuffin1]

Cub Midway stopped accepting internet coupons a couple of years ago, too much fraud. The only ones they'll accept are ones that have the Cub name on them.

Seems the franchise stores may have a different policy. Might depend on the franchise or manager at those stores.

[what a deal]

Yesterday at Cub the cashier did not want to take my IP for 60 CO NV granola Bars. She showed me a printed, laminated memo at the checkout instructing cashiers (in very vague language) to not accept "copies of our coupons". She let me use the IP after I asked her about who "our" was supposed to be - CUB, SS, Coupon.com, or..?