PLEASE help! Palm beach county coupon policies ?

[ruraluniverse]

Hi I need some help form the local PBC crowd ... Im staying here in North Palm for the next few months and am finding what the stores coupon policies here very different from those of my volusia county home . Ive emailed customer service but have not heard back yet .
Do any stores in the area accept Target superstore coupons ? Food Lion IP's ? Whole Foods ? What 'competitors " do they accept ? which store do you prefer to cpoupon at and why ?
Ive noticed that neither northlake store in lake park or the promenade in PBG do not get many types of booklets - which store/stores usually have booklets ?
oh and does anyone in the area sell the PBP sunday paper cheaper than 1.00 after tuesday ?
I really appreciate any help I can get

Teresa

[cdcoffell]

Hey there - I'm in Greenacres and from my experiences with Publix and coupons :

The only competetor coupon they will take is Winn Dixie, and that is really depending on the manager of the store. I shop at the Publix in Palm Springs, on Congress Ave (zip 33461) and rarely have any issues with coupons. They always seem to have alot of their booklets, and if not, the customer service will always have more.

I have yet to find a place that sells the paper cheaper than a dollar. I usually get mine from the Dollar Store in Palm Springs as well.

Hope that helps :)

[karkli]

I'm farther south than you are, but most of the Publixes in my area are not particularly coupon friendly beyond simple, straightforward coupon transactions.

Since Albertsons closed, the only competitor coupon I know my stores will accept is Winn Dixie.

As for the Sunday paper, I do not know of anywhere that sells it for less than $1. (Dollar Tree has Sunday papers for $1.) But if you can get your hands on your local Forum Publishing Group paper, a lot of them contain SmartSource and Red Plum inserts, and they are free papers. (Weekly.)

I don't know if they have a Lake Park edition, but the Boynton Beach Forum does have coupons, as does the Delray Forum. The Jewish Journal, as far as I have seen, does not.

[flminivanmama]

the jewish journal in boca always has coupons.... (just the smart source usually)

[ruraluniverse]

thanks and reps to you all :)

[myblessedbaby]

But if you can get your hands on your local Forum Publishing Group paper, a lot of them contain SmartSource and Red Plum inserts, and they are free papers. (Weekly.)

I don't know if they have a Lake Park edition, but the Boynton Beach Forum does have coupons, as does the Delray Forum. The Jewish Journal, as far as I have seen, does not.

Where do you find these forum papers? Never heard of them. I'm in WPB.

[flminivanmama]

i find them in the newspaper boxes on the side of the street...

[mogambo66]

I am not from Palm Beach County, but a little further north in Martin County. Up here they won't take many competitor coupons other than Winn-Dixie, but occasionally I have used a Whole Foods coupon (that I've gotten from the WPB store) successfully. We don't even have a Whole Foods in Martin County, so if they take them up here, I don't think you should have a problem using them in WPB.

[ruraluniverse]

I am not from Palm Beach County, but a little further north in Martin County. Up here they won't take many competitor coupons other than Winn-Dixie, but occasionally I have used a Whole Foods coupon (that I've gotten from the WPB store) successfully. We don't even have a Whole Foods in Martin County, so if they take them up here, I don't think you should have a problem using them in WPB.

thanks I talked to the Publix manager at the PBG promenade store and even though whole foods is just a mile or less away they wont take them ! He said that the only competitor Qs they accept are WD and Albertsons . Which in mho is ridiculous as the nearest Albertsons is about 40 miles away !
I tried to use a WF q at the northlake store and was told that they do not accept them either :sad: