[jenniferv4887]

When you pay for your items do you have to use your register rewards before your manufacturer's coupons? I tried to pay for some stuff today and used my manufacturer's coupons first and it wouldn't take my register rewards even though my total was still $5.

[serianna]

Depending on what you bought you may have tried to use too many coupons. A rr counts as a coupon and you can not use more coupons then number of items you are buying.

[joshmamabear]

did you check how much your tax is? if part of your RR pays for the tax, register will likely reject it.

I usually give RRs first, MQs and WAGcs last. But sometimes, the MQs and RRs can be interchanged but I make sure the WAGcs are always last.

[nilennovy]

No, you don't have to use your RR before manu. Qs. Maybe your total before tax was less than your RR?

[jenniferv4887]

My total was 5.91 and then I used a manufacturer coupon for $1 off, then I tried to use a register reward for $1 and it wouldn't let me. The lady at the register told me I needed to use the register reward first, then the maufacturer coupon. I had 2 items and 1 manufacturer coupon, 1 RR.

[joshmamabear]

without knowing specifics, like what items you bought, it is hard to trace the problem.

you said you bought 2 items, 2 coupons (1MQ, 1RR) so there's no problem with coupon/item tally. it must be that you used a high value RR together with the MQ that made the total exceed the amount of both items.

Example: Dentek @ 2 and Vaseline @ 6.99. if one uses $1.50 MQ and $8 RR, that will be 9.50 total coupon value while the subtotal amount before tax is only 8.99. If 1.50 MQ is given first, it be taken by register BUT the $8 will now beep because it exceeds total amount. If you give RR first, it will be taken and the 1.50 vaseline MQ will now be rejected giving the same message. I hope that makes sense.