[arizonah13]

If I have a BOGO coupon and a $$ off coupon (i.e. $2 off) of an item, which coupon should I give first to avoid getting beeped at?

Thanks

[TigerGirl1226]

As for the order, I'm not sure. I have been able to use both sometimes and only one sometimes. Hopefully, someone else can explain it to both of us.

[arizonah13]

Thanks Tigergirl.

I'm surprised that no one has responded with a definite answer....

[nicole217]

Yes I would really like an answer to this for the Wags deal this week on the Pledge. Thanks!

[TigerGirl1226]

Hmm, I am surprised also. Maybe since it's getting a bump now we may get an answer.

[desire499mike]

I give the BOGO first so the second item is free; then I give the $$$ coupon to go towards the first product.
Once I gave the $$$ coupon first then the BOGO and what happen was that when she entered the BOGO she applied it the the one item I got the $$$ off on. SO not a great deal.
Give the BOGO first. Hope this helps.

[jacksonsmama]

Great question. I gave the BOGO first today, followed by a $$$ coupon and it worked perfect! GL!

[stefani1]

Now I'm more confused because i didn't think that you could use any other Q with a bogo Q?? I thought that if the store had the bogo sale that you could use 2 Q's on each, but if you have a bogo Q that was it??? So Please explain this better ----- you can use a bogo Q and 1 or 2 regular $$off Q's??

[rach]

I too am confused at the right answer. Every time it is brought up, there never seems to be a definate answer. So I have to wonder if people are trying to slide it by. I just cannot see how the manufacturer would want you to use a BOGO and a $ off coupon on two items. I am sure that this is not how they intenede it to be used. Again, I could be wrong. Please correct me if I am.

[jenlovestoteach]

Whenever I have tried to use a BOGO and a coupon that states "$ off of TWO products", it beeps, and to me, that makes sense, because we are already getting 1 item for free. The only way I'm able to use a BOGO + $ off q is if I have 3+ items. With the Target Pledge deal, I bought 4 items and used 2 BOGOs and a $2/2 coupon. Others have used 2 $2/2 q's with success, too, but I don't really understand the logic behind that so I didn't try it in case the cashier wanted me to explain - ha

[stefani1]

So, does this mean that if I have a bogo Q for 2 items and 1 say $.75 off 1 Q I can use both with the logic that I am buying 1 product and getting one free, so I can use the $.75 off the item I bought?? Other than that I can't see how this would be legit. Not even sure if this scenerio would really work. Please let us know for sure.
Thanks

[kbot5]

I am fairly new to this too. AND have wandered the exact same thing. Didn't get a straight answer either. This is what I have found by trial and error.

It depends on your cashier.

If I am correct, you aren't supposed to be able to use 2 man. q's (b1g1 & $$$ off q) when you b1g1 free. You can't use the b1g1 q on one item, and the $$$ off q on the free item because the free item is free-you didn't pay for it.

However, before I even found this site, I had this situation come up. I gave the guy the $$$ off coupon first and then the b1g1 and it beeped. But he pushed it through.

Stefani1: unless your coupon says b2g1 your .75 coupon would not work. But you could always try and see what your cashier does.

I will say this: if you are at a store that has an instore q, like walgreens, give it to them in this order-b1g1, then man. q, then store q. By doing it this way, you get more money off. If you gave them the man. q and the store q. first, it would take a couple of bucks off, and then when you gave them the b1g1 it takes it off the coupons that you already gave them. Does that make sense? For example:
item costs: $5, you have a b1g1 q, $1 off man. q, and $1 off instore q.

if you give them the b1g1 first it would look like this-
$5 for the first item + $5 for the 2nd item=$10 -$5 b1g1 q. =$5 -$1 man. q. -$1 isc=$3.

If you give them the man.q and isc q first it would look like this-$5 for the first item + $5 for the 2nd item= $10-$1 man. q. -$1isc (isc takes $1 off each item you buy)=$7-b1g1 q.(which is now only worth only $3 because you just used your coupons on the one item you are paying for ($5 -$1man -$1isc=$3, only giving you $3 off instead of $5 off in the first senerio with the b1g1 q used first) =$4.

Hope that makes sense.

[MommyofJack]

Whew...I need to find some coffee before I can read anymore of these!

[kristieboyd]

I've used BOGOs and $ off together before and never had a problem. The BOGO coupon applies to the item you're getting for free. The .75 off 1 coupon (for example) applies to the one you're paying for.

Now, if the $ off coupon was $$ off TWO items, you would not be able to use it with a BOGO unless you were buying 3 items.

Thanks my take, anyway!

[crunchy_mama]

I was wondering this as well- I have B1G1 and $1off/1 for Hershey's Bliss