Dollar General ~ Weekly Ad: Dollar General 11/01/09 to 11/08/09 Sale and 10% off Coupon Discount

[foodie]

Don't forget to use the 10% off Coupon--perhaps at Home Depot or Lowe's too--they accept Competitor Q's and sell household cleaners, etc. Also, you may be able to use the 10% Coupon and store coupons as well as the store coupons at Lowe's and Home Depot and at other Competitors--:shrug7:

Foodie

[Sherry3388]

Originally Posted by uthorns1976 Thanks for pointing that out. How does one prove that they are a veteran?? What type of documentation would they want to see??

Military folk are issued "Military ID cards"...

These are used for many reason, some of which include :

~ to allow them access to get on base (whereas normal civilians are not permitted unless accompanied by a military personnel)

~ to shop at military *only* stores (such as commissaries)

~ to receive national store and restaurant discounts

~ for all things having to do with their military rights and responsibilities


The Dollar General coupon on the back of the ad ....no matter how ya "nit-pick" the wording.....it's clear to me what the use is intended for...it is ONLY for those who are in the military (past or present).

Us everyday civilians have not EARNED the discount that is being offered, therefore we should not redeem the coupon.

If you haven't served, have NO military ID and KNOW that you have never been in the military...
Then ignore the coupon....
It's not for you.

But if you know of someone who HAS served, IS serving and has a military ID and deserves the discount that's being offered...
Then share your coupon with them....
I've yet to meet ANYONE who was offended by saving money.

~ Sherry

[foodie]

Well said, Sherry. I gave my coupons (10%) to one of our family friends at church.

Foodie

[hburmeister]

Originally Posted by foodie Hi, ....We do NOT eat alot of processed foods since we farm; but I thought this would help you who shop at DG. I shop for some items; mainly dry goods. I also make alot of our food from "scratch and homemade" for ourselves. I can and freeze our produce and we have our own livestock. Also, don't forget to check the Coupon Database for match-ups, etc. Have a good week-- Blessings-- Foodie

i just wanted to commend you on your *homegrown* items as we do much of the same! so much fresher, tastier.....YUMMMMMMM

[434Teresa]

I hope these post dont get cought by the mod....

I would not try it for I think its dishorning those folks that really are...

[troubles]

Originally Posted by Sherry3388 Military folk are issued "Military ID cards"... These are used for many reason, some of which include : ~ to allow them access to get on base (whereas normal civilians are not permitted unless accompanied by a military personnel) ~ to shop at military *only* stores (such as commissaries) ~ to receive national store and restaurant discounts ~ for all things having to do with their military rights and responsibilities The Dollar General coupon on the back of the ad ....no matter how ya "nit-pick" the wording.....it's clear to me what the use is intended for...it is ONLY for those who are in the military (past or present). Us everyday civilians have not EARNED the discount that is being offered, therefore we should not redeem the coupon. If you haven't served, have NO military ID and KNOW that you have never been in the military... Then ignore the coupon.... It's not for you. But if you know of someone who HAS served, IS serving and has a military ID and deserves the discount that's being offered... Then share your coupon with them.... I've yet to meet ANYONE who was offended by saving money. ~ Sherry

I am a military Vet and I get the discounts. When you leave the service ,unless you retire, you don't receive an ID card alot of the times people have to take your word or you will need to show a DD214