I was told just last week (by a WAGs AM) that the $$ off your next visit RRs that we get from Walgreens are not really manufacturer's coupons as stated right on them. If this IS true, that means that WAGs is not getting reimbursed for them from the manufacturer. This would explain all the problems that many have had using coupons to obtain them and using coupons and RRs to roll them because loss prevention would come into play. If the store is not getting reimbursed by the manufacturer for them, then each and every time we roll one it would be a loss of whatever the face value of the RR is to the store.
I'm kind of trying to figure out WHY WAGs is offering these great ways to save money, but then have many managers across the country who do everything that they can to prevent people from getting them and/or using them.
Would you mind posting a question to Irishlass verifying that the $$ of your next visit RRs are in fact manufacturer's coupons (meaning that WAGs gets reimbursed for them by the manufacturer)? If not, who pays for the face value of the RRs? If is is actually WAGs that covers the cost of the RRs, this would explain A LOT!!