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[MommyDani]

Mine was the same...got the right size, it was about 5pm, but they're already marked to $1 and no ECB spit out. Cashier didn't know what to do, I hadn't read this thread so said I'd just call about it. Oh, well...it is a pain in the you-know-what, but I'm actually looking forward to this lucky unexpected MM since I only paid $1 for it.

[shashabell]

Whenever there is talk about this coupon, the thread gets deleted. Maybe if the mods don't delete all the threads people will learn the proper use of this coupon?

The coupon is clearly a final price coupon. This means the value of the coupon is whatever makes the final price 19.99 (there have also been 9.99 and FREE versions). So the value is the number between 0 and 55 (the up to 55 wording) which makes it 19.99 which in this case is $20. So a cashier/manager should enter the coupon as $20, but many either get confused/lack reading comprehension and may give you the product free AC as evidenced by some in this thread.

No, I believe my explaination is the correct one. 74.99 (regular price) - 55.00 = 19.99. That's why it says 19.99. The value of the coupon is up to 55.00. If it's on sale for 39.99, the coupon is worth up to 55.00 so they will adjust it down to 39.99 so you won't get overage.
Same as if you have a coupon for 1/1 butter and the butter is on sale for .50. The coupon is adjusted down to .50.

I do agree that we need the mods to decide how this coupon should be used so we don't have to wonder if it's ok to discuss it's usage without getting a warning.

[dramamama]

Thanks, this worked for me!

[BamaLady]

Marz73, they may have them behind the counter. These are kind of pricey. See if the display has a little tag saying to ask the cashier for the lithiums. The ones here are on the side panel of the display with the rechargeables, there is a space for the batteries, and a tag that says to ask for them.