Killer Pull Ups Deal - YMMV

[TSUalum93]

Total YMMV (Your Mileage May Varry) deal:

I saw cool alert Pull Ups at a Waldbaums on Staten Island (only two - this is the one on Amboy Rd.). They were pilled up with a large section of red tagged items where you get half off the retail price and the cashier removes the ticket. Notation said full price is $9.99.

I bought 10 packages. Planned on the total being $99.99/2 = $49.99 - )10) $2/1 Huggies Pull Ups (expires tomorrow 7/18 - I believe new ones are coming out on Sunday) to bring the total down to $29.99 or $2.99 each.

They rang up $11.29 with the BC next to it indicating it was on sale once they scanned my card.

10 packages @ $11.29 = $112.90

Cashier scanned my card and $23 came off instead of the $13 to make them $9.99 each. Total is now $89.90.

Cashier took $5 off for each package (10 packages). New total = $39.90

Used (10) $2/1 coupons as noted above = $19.90 or $1.90/package

Plus Huggies Pull Ups are listed at Caregivers Marketplace and I can get back $.75 back on each one for a grand total of $12.40 or $1.24 each.

Maddy

[scoopdecoop]

That's a great deal Maddy but I'm trying to work out how I'm getting a higher oop with just one.

$9.99 - $5 = $4.99
- $2.00 coupon

= 2.99

I saw these at my store last week, just one pack, but didn't have my coupons.

btw, the rubbermaid small bottles are clearanced too and there's a $1/1 coupon which makes them between 30c - 40c each.

[TSUalum93]

Hey Scoop. Thanks for the answer to my PM the other day. Please forgive me for not responding.

Your math is correct based on what the actual deal should be . . . But what was strange was when the items were scanned they showed as $11.29 -- not the $9.99. They did have the BC indication on the screen that they were on sale with the card. Swiping the card at the end of the order should have taken off $1.30/pack (or in my case a total of $13 for 10 packs). The system took $23 off the order when the card was swiped $2.30 off each one making them $8.99 each. Then when the cashier took the 50% off coupon on the package it took $5 off each one because that was half of the $9.99 that was written as the regular retail price of the item on the red managers special sticker. I am not sure if it automatically did that or if the cashier put it in but I did not see him do the math when he scanned the one for the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers I found in the damage bin (box was banged up -- items fine). Whatever happened it brought the price down from $8.99 to $3.99. My $2/1 coupon then brought the price down to $1.99 each and then with the Caregivers Marketplace credit of $.75 for each package the price becomes $1.24 each.

Does that make more sense?

Maddy