This finally makes sense to me. The coupon limits I assumed were for all items but you mean I can use 3 coupons for 1 item? Sweeet!
No. you cannot use 3 coupons for one item. What she means is you can use 3 coupons for 3 like items. Say you are purchasing 4 jars of Ragu and have 4 different coupons. You cannot use all 4 coupons for 4 jars of Ragu, you can only use 3, for 3 jars of ragu and one you would have to buy with no coupon. HTH
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no you can't use three Q's for the same item but you can use 3 identical Q's to buy 3 identical items, and all 3 will triple but if you have 4 Q's and buy 4 items then the first 3 coupons will triple but the 4th will not, it will be taken at face value.
thank you for clarifying. Yep, if you have 4 items, say 4 tubes of crest, and 4 $1.00 coupon, the first 3 will double the $1.00 (if your store doubles $1.00) and the 4th one will only take $1.00 off.
No. you cannot use 3 coupons for one item. What she means is you can use 3 coupons for 3 like items. Say you are purchasing 4 jars of Ragu and have 4 different coupons. You cannot use all 4 coupons for 4 jars of Ragu, you can only use 3, for 3 jars of ragu and one you would have to buy with no coupon. HTH
Originally Posted by latamama
no you can't use three Q's for the same item but you can use 3 identical Q's to buy 3 identical items, and all 3 will triple but if you have 4 Q's and buy 4 items then the first 3 coupons will triple but the 4th will not, it will be taken at face value.
Thank you now I get it. I will be armed and ready when I go.
This finally makes sense to me. The coupon limits I assumed were for all items but you mean I can use 3 coupons for 1 item? Sweeet!
i don't think that exactly what they meant. You can usually only use 1 coupon per item purchased. Like if you have a yogurt coupon, you can only use 1 yogurt coupon per yogurt purchased. HOWEVER if you have 5 yogurt coupons and you buy 4 yogurts you can only use 4 of your coupons-1 for ea item purchased. ALSO she meant that they will only double 3 like coupons...so only 3 of those would be doubled. the 4th one would be accepted at face value. i.e. if they were .50 off yoplait. 3 of them would be doubled to value 1.00 off and the 4th would be accepted as just .50 off. i hth!!
now this all changes when you talk about stacking coupons.. you can usually use 1 manufacture coupon and 1 store coupon per item. so if you had a kroger coupon for .50 off yoplait, and a MFR coupon for .50 off they should both dbl to 1.00 off making it a total of 2.00 off... of course you probably wont ever have a .50 off one yoplait. lol. if that totaly re-confused you please let me know, i can try to break it down a little different. i'm new too, but this is just what i've gathered thus far.