Harris Teeter ~ Other: corporate response to my inquiry about limits on B2G3 free sales.

[cpnmaniac44]

Thank you for your email. Sometimes the limit will be placed in the weekly ad, but please keep in mind that any store can place a purchase limit depending on the supply they have on hand. If there is a limit, the store should have signage stating the limitations. Also, if the store does have a limit, that limit is effective per customer/household, per day. In other words, if they have a limit of two (2), this means that customers are only permitted to purchase two (2) per day, per customer/household.

Thanks for being our customer!

Sincerely,

XXXXX
Harris Teeter Customer Relations

I conclude:
1. If there is a store wide limit it will be in the ad.
2. If it's up to the individual store's to decide based on their inventory, they will post their limit in the store and a limit won't be shown in the ad.
3. If the ad does not state a limit, then individual stores could have limits of 1 or more. Whatever their limits, 1, 2, 3, etc. it is per customer/household per day.

Customer is one person and a household could be 3 adults all with VIC cards.
So household would all VIC card holders who have the same last name and/or the same address associated with those multiple VIC cards.

Anyone reading it differently?

[RockyGap]

My mother and I signed up for the vic card at different times but we both used the same address.So we had two people with the one address and we were only able to get one evic special per the two cards because we had the same address.So I think if you have 3 people with one address you will only be able to get one deal not three.

[cpnmaniac44]

Originally Posted by RockyGap My mother and I signed up for the vic card at different times but we both used the same address.So we had two people with the one address and we were only able to get one evic special per the two cards because we had the same address.So I think if you have 3 people with one address you will only be able to get one deal not three.

yes..........one deal or two deals or whatever the store has as their limit is per household. In your case 2 persons was 1 deal and a 3 adult family would be 1 deal........unless the ad stated a limit of more than 1 or the ad did not give a limit and the store had posted a limit of more than 1.

B2G3 free is basically you are paying for 2/5's of the total of 5 items which is 40% so B2G3 free is the same as saving 60%
(like B1G1 free is saving 50%. B2G2 free is also saving 50%, so B2G3 is slightly better than 50%......you save 60%).