Publix Green Advantage Buy Flyer, "Sail into Savings" 8/6-8/26/2011

[disabledvetswife]

Man, I'm full of stuff tonight!

If you're like me and have enough Vitamin D to last a lifetime, you can do the following (not a moneymaker, but something people could use):

2 Sundown Fish Oil x $4.99
- $6/2 PQ
- 2 x $2/1 Fish Oil MQ (8/7/11 RP)
= -.02 (okay, so it is a moneymaker )

[jazzyjeff]

Why is it that I thought you could only use one PQ with a PLU# on it from the advantage flyers? I think I stopped doing this because of problems at my Publix when trying to do this. I'm sure this question is repetitive, but, if it states "limit one deal per coupon", I can buy mutiple items and use a PQ and MQ on each one in the same transacton? (example: $1.50/1 AXE Shower Gel, buy 2 and use 2 PQ and 2MQ)

[disabledvetswife]

Why is it that I thought you could only use one PQ with a PLU# on it from the advantage flyers? I think I stopped doing this because of problems at my Publix when trying to do this. I'm sure this question is repetitive, but, if it states "limit one deal per coupon", I can buy mutiple items and use a PQ and MQ on each one in the same transacton? (example: $1.50/1 AXE Shower Gel, buy 2 and use 2 PQ and 2MQ)

Well, that is the million dollar question

The answer is:

It depends on the wording and your particular management at your particular Publix.

Some Publix interpret "limit one deal per coupon per customer" as 1 per customer period. Some interpret it differently. If you look at the wording in the Yellow flyer, it does not have the "per person" wording.

I would ask your actual store manager (not just the CS people) his/her interpretation on the wording.

HTH.

[jazzyjeff]

I will check with them the next time I'm there. Thank you for your response!!