Wording on Publix coupon

[hak2052]

I would like to know how to interpret "One deal per coupon per customer". I've also seen coupons stating per transaction and per item. The first one is confusing me!! I would appreciate knowing the differences between the wordings.

[couponreachmama]

I would like to know how to interpret "One deal per coupon per customer". I've also seen coupons stating per transaction and per item. The first one is confusing me!! I would appreciate knowing the differences between the wordings.

It means that you can use "ONLY ONE Coupon for transaction", It is a the discretion of the CS at your Publix if t they let you use more than one.

The "coupon por Item" apply everywhere, if it does not say quantity is always ONE, if it says $1/2: You need to buy 2 items to get the One Dollar discount; $1/3: You need to buy 3 items to get the One Dollar discount.

[nrpeace17]

I would like to know how to interpret "One deal per coupon per customer". I've also seen coupons stating per transaction and per item. The first one is confusing me!! I would appreciate knowing the differences between the wordings.

There is an official Publix Corporate response to the first part of your question here:
http://www.hotcouponworld.com/forums...s-updated.html

I specifically asked in my inquiry if "limit one deal per coupon per customer" meant that there was a limit of one Advantage Buy flyer/ Publix booklet coupon per transaction when they had this verbiage. Their response indicates that it only means that you can use one flyer coupon per item, similar to the standard wording that is found on most manufacturers' coupons, "limit one coupon per purchase."
The Customer Relations person that I spoke to on the phone did agree that the wording was unclear, and that they were working on revising it.

I still have local stores that interpret "limit one deal per coupon per customer" as meaning that only one flyer or booklet coupon may be used per transaction. The thing is that the Management does have the right to lmiit deals if they so choose. So this can be a YMMV on the store level.

"Limit one coupon per transaction" does mean one one coupon may be used in a single order.

"Limit one coupon per purchase" on a manufacturers' coupon just means only one manufacturer's coupon may be used for each item purchased.
"Limit one coupon per item" would be the same thing, but perhaps a little more clear, as far as wording goes.