Harris Teeter ~ Question: Can E-Vic be used with a coupon?

[KenyaMK]

New E-vic has activia and crest, both of which I have a coupon for, making them free.

Can I use a coupon with e-vic savings?

Thanks,

Dawn

[clippyclippy]

Yes, you may.

[KenyaMK]

Thanks!

My kids are going to be thrilled to go back to HT again!

[lpatwater]

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[notsehc]

last week I was told I couldn't use a coupon for "more than the amount of the individual item." i brought the wrong smart balance coupon $1/1, instead of $1/2. The cashier told me something unintelligible. customer service told me I couldn't use a coupon for more cents off than the the item, not even if adjusted to the price. i wasn't going to fuss over .99 cents aver saving so much, but isn't she wrong?

i say this because i'd like to ge some free activia with a $1/1 printable, but don't think they'll allow it.

[mom2jack]

Originally Posted by notsehc last week I was told I couldn't use a coupon for "more than the amount of the individual item." i brought the wrong smart balance coupon $1/1, instead of $1/2. The cashier told me something unintelligible. customer service told me I couldn't use a coupon for more cents off than the the item, not even if adjusted to the price. i wasn't going to fuss over .99 cents aver saving so much, but isn't she wrong? i say this because i'd like to ge some free activia with a $1/1 printable, but don't think they'll allow it.

The computer should automatically adjust the coupon to cover the cost of the itme - you will not get overage. When a coupon doubles and it doubles to more than the price of the item it will adjust the "doubled" amount (where it says on your receipt multiplied coupon) to the exact amount that will cover the cost of the item. HTH!

[KenyaMK]

I was able to use coupons during super doubles that were more than the item....the computer just adjusted the price to be the exact amount the item was with no overage.

One item was $1.39 and I used a $1 coupon (with super doubles making it $2).....the computer rang the discount as $1.39 and the cashier was stumped as to why....I had to explain it to her.

Dawn

[clippyclippy]

Originally Posted by KenyaMK I was able to use coupons during super doubles that were more than the item....the computer just adjusted the price to be the exact amount the item was with no overage. One item was $1.39 and I used a $1 coupon (with super doubles making it $2).....the computer rang the discount as $1.39 and the cashier was stumped as to why....I had to explain it to her. Dawn

Originally Posted by mom2jack The computer should automatically adjust the coupon to cover the cost of the itme - you will not get overage. When a coupon doubles and it doubles to more than the price of the item it will adjust the "doubled" amount (where it says on your receipt multiplied coupon) to the exact amount that will cover the cost of the item. HTH!

What PP is referring to is the face value of the coupon, not the doubled value.
A $1.00 Q will beep if it is used on a .99 item. Some HT stores will push it through, others will not.
A $1.00 Q will not beep if it is used on a $1.39 item. It will just double as $1.00 + .39.
HTH.